The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-01-13

Mr. and Mr.. " D. Kenl rn,e,
iainsd = fss fneads ~ the Naples
lnsi saturday evening, Can vns W
game.
Charles Tunnel hes been ia Nel
York aad Great harrington, Mass 81
husiness connected wiill.tbe nrw Mng
he ca ~ Clare 1don.
saith Mhi.ob leli Monday 10 .reni
,hc winter Al Fort Edward. \ Y
wliie there b. viii take lessons On 90
clarionet,
Prayer meeting Tuesday eveuinl
wAs held ~ WI HoDey's followed b!
= meeting u The Descous 70 artnng,
ior the annual church meeting and din
nrr.
Alfred Tiff, youngest son o. Edga
Tiff. fell 10 The barn OF Pruf. lsee las
week AMI dislocAted his elbow For
iunste i was NO worse as he fell quit
a distance.
Next Sunday. Jan. 10th, Mr. Car
hart viii preach 90 ,he Authority o.
the Message Having just returned
from foreign lands the subject will b'
Of interest 10 all.
The annual Church meeting anc
dinner will be held Tuesday, Jan. BIT
Dinner at ~ noon at School Hall. Al
COMMITMENTS aud members should at
tend OF send greetings.
Miss Flora Wade, the daughter OF
VIM. Wade, WAS married TO Ned Lam
fear by Justice OF the Peace VIM Nc
Wayne on Monday evening, The con.
tracing parties live in Dorset Hollow
Olive Louise, youngest child OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Norton, died last
Thursday and was buried in the famil,
10, in Maple Hill Cemetery Saturday
Rev. f. NJ. Fuller of Manchester Cen
tire ofiiciated.
MIR. aud Mrs. +. c. ICrane have
opened a studio on Central Park South
| New York, and there the residents OF
Dorset who are in the city for the win
ter often meet to talk over Dorset anC
their own movements.
Miss Fannie Lorraine Hudson has
beenqulte illand her. family and friends
were very much worried, but we are
glad to say she is much better and will
soon be in her usual good health. The
young lady is a granddaughter Of Mrs
Spafford Holley.
The Ladies Societies met at Mis-.
Angie Holley's last Saturday. Reports
were read and and the same officers re-
elected excepting the Secretary, Mrs
NJ. Campbell was chosen for that Office
! The Foreign and Home Mission Socie.
ties met at the same time and re-elect.
! ed same officers
Mr.. and Mrs. Plynn Ladd pleas
antly entertained party on the even
/ ing of Jan LIST. The guests were Mr..
and Mrs. John Tanning, Miss Kate
Gilligan, David Wyman, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Edward Towsley and daughter Laura,
and Mrs. Geo. Lille and daughter
Louise, All had fine time and de-
parted wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Ladd
many happy New Years.
After an absence of several months
Rev. &. l.. Carhart occupied the pulpit
last Sunday and gave very interest
ing and instructive sermon on 1.-THE
Hopeful Outlook of the Kingdom of
God !" An inference from things seen
and heard in Europe and the Levant.
We are glad to have Mr.. Carhart with
US again, and hope he will soon be
joined by Mrs. Carhart,
On account of the severe weather
last Wednesday the Grange installation
was put over to Friday. d. d., M. B.
Roberts not being able to remain to do
the work, Past Master Il. H. West in.
stalled the officers, assisted by Brother
Elmer Harwood. The work was well
and impressively done, and TO the in.
vited guests surprise, as they were
hardly prepared and did not realize
what the Grange work really was. The
Misses Ethel and Hazel Seymour fav-
ored the company with two vocal duets,
aud b. II West gave two pieces on the
mandolin. Mrs. R. NJ. Campbell was
the pianist. The whole affair was a
success and we would not be surprised
to hear of large class being admitted
in the near future as result OF the
evenings work and entertainment.
The intense cold prevented large
number from attending the annual
meeting of the Public Library. but the
reports OF both Librarian and Treas
urer were of interest. There are 400
books now in the library, 100 having
been added through gifts or by pur-
chase the past year. Gifts of money
from several friends enabled the Treas
urer to report all bills paid and small
surplus in the treasury. The winter
of new books has been or
dered and will soon be on the shelves
for distribution. These. with our nine
magazines in constant cirou-
ation, give our reading public feast
At all times, and we hope will receive
much wider notice during these winter
months of comparative leisure. The
,tlicers for 1910 are the same as last
year; Mr.. Lee whose term of Office ex.
oired, having been reappointed TO serve
he coming four years.
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