The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-05-26
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Corner7West and Grove Sts.
The Big Store on the Corner
Rutland. Vermont

Burr Phillips aud Miss Edgert, .
drove Mr. Phillips sister, Mrs Casey
and her two children to West Paw
let last Saturday and returned home
by way OF Granville The longest
way round is the shortest way home
How about II Burr?
Mrs. S. h Montgomery and in
fant son Of Williamson. West Vir-
ginia, is al her mothers, Mrs. A 7,
Sherman, OF Church St, for long
visit, after an absence of two years.
Her many friends are glad to wei
come her to Dorset.
The next regular meeting of
Dorset Grange Will be held Wednes-
day evening, June LIST A good
program Is planned by the Lectur-
er, and final arrangements will be
made for entertaining Washington
Pomona Grange on Friday, June 10.
Our Road Commissioner Mr..
Matson has done fine piece OF
work on our main road opposite
John Manley's which is credit to
the town as well as to Mr.. Matson
Monday he was in the village and re
paired the two crosswalks
One reason why Carpenters Nor
on Roofing Is getting so popular
s because 1t is so easy to put on
and wears after it is on. You don't
have to keep fussing with IT. II
loes not break through like lot
If cheaper Roofings on the market
once il is put on, ii stays on, and
il lasts and wears. II is guaran-
teed for years H. N. Williams
local agent. 8
Memorial Day will be observed
as usual Sunday the 20, the Post,
Corps and other organizations viii
attend church Sunday morning the
29th. Monday, May 30th the ad-
dress will be given at 1890 a. M.
In School Hall by D. l.. Morgan OF
Rutland, Past Department Command
er of Vermont G. A. r. Music In
strumental by West Pawlet Band.
Vocal in charge of G. N Williams.
The children of the different schools
will attend. Food aud flowers sole
tied.
Among those Who came frCr
out of town to attend Mr[and Mrs
Collins funeral Sunday were j. s.
Batchelder and wife. r. b. Smith
and Mrs. NJ. j. Covey of Manches-
ter Center. Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Blakley. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Temple
and son. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hicks
DR.. Tenny and wife and daughter, 5
G. Ayres, wife and son OF Granville
Y. Y. and Mr.. and Mrs. Bromey asc
of Granville. Mrs Herrick and Miss
Herrick of North Rupert.
Our new church is very at
tractive building, and now that the
scaffolding has been removed IRON
the interior we are enabled to see II
in all It's beauty. When completed
and furnished ii will be one OF
the handsomest buildings In the
state. BY the end OF this week the
bell will be In place, and It's mel
low tones heard throughout the
valley. The finishing touches are
rapidly being completed and the fur
nishing Of the auditorium aud other
rooms viii be begun in very
short time.
Sunday. May - will go into
history in this village as II was the
day Of the double funeral Of Mr.
and Mrs Thomas NJ. Collins, who
died within "a hours of each other
Mrs. Collins having passed away a.
3 a. m. OF the goth, aged S2, and
Mr.. Collins at 2.30 a. m, OF the
2lst, aged SO. Mr.. and Mrs, Collin
had been married SIS years and had
always lived ia the house on Church
St. where they died The services
we're held at the home Of Mr. ano
Mrs ]. "a. sheldon. directly opposite
their old home. al half past two
Rev. c. l.. Carhart officiated ana
spoke very feelingiy Of the long ana
useful lives OF the departed couple
The church quartet sang with grra'
effect the tw0 fayorIte pieces Of the
deceased. Jesus Lover OF Ny Soul
and Nearer Ny God To Thee.
and the community showed their re-.
spect and esteem by sending numer
oag beautiful flowers and every fan
M FOR several miles around was ~
presented az the services while there
nere number from Granville, \
". and Manchester. AdonifaH
lodge Of Manchester. the D. A X
OF Granville. y. Y. and the Ladies
Art club OF Granville y Y also
sent floral tributes The pail bear
ers we're ]. n Sheldon. w ] Hol.
lev John Fisher. Mark Fisher. +
w Rarfows and Dea Rolliu Sykes
and tie infermemi WIS Ia Maple Hill
Cemetery Our sincere sympathy
goes out to Dr. aud Mrs Collin
aud MrsSeeley III their bereavement
SOtIH IDIi-Er.
Cold and wet with frosts.