The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-11-17

over pome time Are hy slate
team ia pawlrl. Il able ~ ~ around
on CrutcheS Mr. Phillips had vet
narrow escape
Mr. Master xho fnf the past
year has managed Glen Farm IN
the HolioS has purchased farm
IL narnamviile. and moved hls
family there last week
The chapmAn Thompson wedding
last saturday afternoon Was attend.
10 by a large number u Dorset pco-
pie relatives aud friends of ths
bride
Frank Norton has about half
the stating done on the club house.
II the weather permits h. will finish
Il this week, aud be prepared 90
start the church sheds next week
The library entertainment on
Monday evening was well attended,
and very pleasing program given
About slS Was Melted for books
Why not give one each month";
Mrs Err Roberts Was the guest
u her parents, Mr.and Mrs Fred
Seymour Monday night Mrs Rob
erts came to attend the Library
entertainment
Mrs r. l.. Wyman Of Manehest |
er, rend a sermon last sunday morn
ing AZ the church services as Dr |
seaver was unable 10 be present.
The communion service was post,
poned 10 later date,
B. ]. connell has taken up life
insurance and Is out on the road for
r. II. Kent As both are good talk
ers other agents viii have 10 keep
moving 10 secure business. Success
TO you boys
Mr. and Mrs. r V Comba sale
from Genoa. Italy. Nov, 9Th for n.
Y. City, and are expected In Dorset
about Dec. LIST. Their numerous
friends will be glad 10 welcome thel
to the snow clad hills OF Vermont.
Regular meeting of Dorset
Grange was held last night and the
LIST and end degrees were conferred
on class. There seems 20 be
new interest manifested and a
great program has been mapped out
'or the winter.
Informal card party at"Outlook
,otetage last Saturday evening They
Just dropped in" but there were
.nough for two tables OF euchre and
ridge whist b. J.. Connell won (,
he prize for hte greaestt number OF
POINTS
Next week will see the last OF
ummer homes closed and our VII 4,
age will indeed be a lonely place. l,
rhirty-six houses closed and seven {
more that may as well be for all the
,igns of life one sees or viii see
lntil spring. ,
M nv ,r,anas NJ Paw and
.,ra Sarhar, viii he Glad no hear
RAJ ,hav arrivad IN peirut without
Iccident and are by this time nice
y settled in their new home. Miss
'arhart and Miss Anna Carhart
Iailed about week ago from
Jew York to spend the winter with
heir brother in Beirut.
Notices. of the State Grange
meeting 10 he held In Burlington,
lac "a IA and Is. have b, n re-
eivea Nv the Masters and Secretarie
e our local Grange A strong ef-
orr should he made by the off
.ars IN ATTEND and other members
- we'll You ar bound to be bene-
itted and are helped greatly In,
.our work
c,Ia,,. ,o,ooro ana farmers
liz ~ taan tbair noultry
',,i, ea, a,, ~ iocr thar harms and
w uo wei "a ,v watch during
,u.hou l, ana 80 ~ nigb, The
u. ST., mua' 10. hornn again II
'e..y ."'eu"s .nnio viii he made of
aush. al oAa assps sa,,Ia and nav
hei, anu , a" " a,aoovaII ~ Retter
iihe ~" ~, W 80 shn, Gun and
~ 'ne ou a.hna Eap
'iro Sho' nio'''o''
An event of unusual occurrence
ook place Thursday Nov. 10Th
when Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W.
helps, who live in the south part
Il the town, celebrated their 58th
Wedding anniversary. They were
married in Dandy, Nov. 10. 1917.
" Rev. Mr. Andrews. Mrs. Phelps
maiden name was DENIS Hilliard,
md she was a daughter of Azariah
nd Mercy Harrington Hilliard OF
)anby She Is the only SURVIVING