The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-07-21

There are an unusually large
number of people playing golf on
the Ekwan0k Country Club course
and more caddies are needed, Ap.
ply Ia person to ] " Burgess,
Head Caddy, Ekwanok Country
Club, Manchester, VI. ~
Saturday last the drouth was
broken, and nice light rain laid
the dust, and gave the gardens and
fields a long needed drink. A long
er and harder rain would have been
better. but small fayors are appre-
ciated. and are better than none.
Ladies Home Missionary So
ciety met with Mrs Henry Prentiss
yesterday afternoon. Quite a good
deal of work was started for the
sale TO be held next month IT
win be greatly appreciated if the
ladies viii aid in preparing the wori
at their own homes.
The following re. istered at the
Dorset Inn last week II, M, May
nard. Ralph Sherman, Q. V Allen
j. p. ii. Adams, Fair Haven, VT;
NJ. Il. Beardsly, New York, N. vi;
Or. +. c. Liddle and wife, Dorset;
w. l.. Woodland. Rutland; T.. Beat
ty, Granville, N. y; Mrs. j. c.
Anderson and two children, Toledo,
Ohio.
Evening services will be held
in the church from now on, and
will be informal with much congreg'
tional singing. The new hymn books
which were presented by Mr., Bourn
will be used. Services until furthei
notice will begin at eight o'clock.
The Young Peoples meetings VIII
begin at seven fifteen, and viii be
held in the Sunday School room.
The Dorset Field Club had
three constants at the tournament
In Manchester last week. Only one
survived to the end, the other two
falling by the wayside. W. ID,
Houston. Jr., Of Troy, Princeton
and Dorset made the first sixteen,
and was runner up for the winner
being beaten by f. A. Martin by
& and 4 to play. We hope that mex
time Messrs. T.. II West and A. w
Harrington, Jr., will have better
4uck.
To-day is the day when all
roads lead to Dorset, and il prom
ises to be a red letter one for the
old town. As all those down for
addresses are well known and in
teresting speakers. the meeting
should prove instructive, and grea'
deal OF information gathered fol
future use. The sports and ball
game will cause lots Of fun, and
we hope no hard feelings. The Dor
set Inn will be the headquarters
during the day. and someone viii
be on hand TO give information ana
aid visitors In an ways possible.
Remember that the Journal Is
on sale at the Dorset Inn, and VIII
be throughout the season.
The following registered at the
BarroWs House during the past two
weeks: Levi Wood, Voorheesville'
n. Y; w. +. Hitchcock, Mahches-
ter; +. c. Mclaughlin, Rutland
Joseph Gauthier. Boston; j. II.
Inndy. Troy. David X. Jones, Gran
Vile, r. G. Sheldon and wife, Gran-
Vile: r. W. Allen and wife, Gran
Vile; +. ". Scott aud wife Gran
Vile. $. c. Mussey and wife, New
ron. Mass. c. W Barker aud @ife,
r. A Slader, Rutland; A.
r. Slader, Rutland; Bruce Freeland.
Chicago. IN: Rev Joseph Reynolds
and family. Rutland Margaret
Sweet, Yonkers, ~ y, Lillian y.
Elchbaum, Arlington; Marguerite
Clark. Arlington; 7. w Cnllinan'
Arlington; A. II Farrar, Il. v Far
rar and J F. Bromley Granville.
The new church. of which Dor
So, has good cause to be proud
was opened for worship on Sunday
July l7th. The day seemed special
ly granted for the occasion, crisp
and clear. after the showers thar
broke the long drought An enthus
lastic gathering Of about 24e as
eembIed. The cheerful sunlight
tints OF wall aud windows contrast
cd pleasantly with the dark OAK
woodwork and green upholstery
Happily, only the night before came
the handsome pulpit chairs, a mem
oriai TO Fanny Holley Hudson and
The communion table. memorial
10 Bertha Mary Pratt The memo
rial Windows TO Or aud Mrs Pratt
aud Mrs. 6 NJ Sykes added har-
monlous coloring The communion
service had been deferred from july
ist that Il might be held with
special appropriateness lu thanks
giving for the contamination ot long
hopes. The sermon was
from Luke eth. 20; Aud He said
unto them. Who say you that ! sin !
And Peter answering said The
christ of God Sunday school was
beld III the bright lecture room, and
the goodiy number assembled Joln-
"a heartily III singing 10 the music
NJ tha grand plano the gift q the
sunday school aid Young People