The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-03-17

N"kHA ttfNttif Ff
eli n ia A .hspe % care iof an vbo
ash - ase ihe hof.sless carusgr
reported ihh ~ u d. sns.
tsf bas said lbr Homestead 81 Miss
Wood - New York. and that ,htS val
mave inta ihe ilsfleioH honrr jos,
htIos
Rehesf.Als b lhf sun,iay School
are going ~ .lyndly nv Easirr, and
tbe singing promises 10 he rxrrptou-
ally eood- The choir vim have .prcial
music AZ The morning services
Mr.. and Mrs. Johu Stone have re-.
turned to their Old home Oh the bill.
aud Mr.. aud Mrs.. D. @ Stone have
moved down The hill 10 the house VA
Gated by Mr.. aud Mrs Stone, Seniors,
I MIR aud Mrs. Ira II. Glover we're
eutsis Sunday Of Mr. and Mrs Ia.
Morris. Mr. Morris i recovering rap.
idy and Nc are glad TO know that
there is very litlie danger o. his being
lame.
The correspondent q the Reformcr
Is IN error in saying that Mr. and Mrs.
Comba have left u.s. Mrs Comba is
sill in Dorset. aid expects to remain
Cor some lime. Mr. Comba is away ON
a business trip and is liable 10 return
at any time.
-B. j. Connell. who is superiuten.
dent OF the shuttleworih quarries. is
at his mothers home quite III Just
what the trouble is At this writing We
DO not know, but sincerely hope it will
not be long or serious Illness.
Charles Smith died Sunday after
noon aged eighty.six years, The fun
eral was held from the house Of Mrs.
Westcott, his sister, on Tuesday at |
p. m. Rev. G. l., Carhart oaioiated
and the interment was in charge of W
! " Bennett of Manchester Center.
Miss Lncus of "Glen Farm. who |
has been ia New York for the winter. |
was at the Barrows House for couple |
Of days last week on business connect. |
ed with the farm. Miss Lueus expects
TO return about April LIST and will re-
main until Fall.
The clapper was replaced in the
school bell last Saturday afternoon af
ter being off for almost three weeks.
1t is pleasant music to hear once more
and many will sleep more comfortable
rs in case of fire there will be some
means of notifying the village.
About % attended Pomona meet.
ing ut Rupert last Friday c. n. Will
liams and Charles Wade carried II and
the others drove in single rigs. The
road oner the mountain is very bad in
places and should be repaired immed-
lately or the town Of Rupert is likely to
have to pay for an accident. Consid
ering the amount of travel over the
road we are surprised at the neglect of
the road commissioner East and
North Rupert should insist upon hav-
ing a good and safe road over the hill.
The X. +. ID. carrier should also make
a complaint, and if all would follow it
up action would be taken and a safe
road secured.
One of the pleasant affairs of the
season was given at the Barrows House
last Saturday evening by Miss Bar
rows in honor of Miss Sloat of New
York. About thirty invitations were
sent out and all but two who were i'll
responded. Six tables of 900" filled
in the evening in a most enjoyable
manner. Refreshments were served
just before midnight, and as the clock
struck the hour handsomely decorat.
ed Maple Sugar Pie appeared upon the
scene, and each guest received a piece
of the pie to retain as a remembrance
of a very pleasant evening.
WASHINGTON POMONA GRANGE.
The regular quarterly meeting OF
Washington Pomona Grange was held
at Rupert, Vt, March IL, 1910, after
noon and evening session. The meet
ing was called to order at p. M, W.
NJ, j. L. Sheldon of Rupert in the
chair and all routine business trans
acted before supper. Supper was serv-
ed at o'clock by the ladies of Mt. An
thony Grange. The first business af-
ter supper was to hear the Treasurer's
and Secretary's reports and showed
Washington Pomona in good financial :
condition and increasing its member.
ship all the time. Reports OF Subordi-
nate Oranges were given by W. NJ.
H. +. Moore Of Mt. Anthony, W. NJ,
John Scribnero of Mettowee Valley, and
W. NJ, A. w Phelon of Dorset Grange.
All reported progress and most ex-
celent outlook for the coming year.
The Lecturers program was good,
recitations by Mrs. Nelson and Mrs.
Roberts of Rupert, addresses of welcome
by W, NJ. Moore Of Rupert with re.
Spouse by P. NJ, r. NJ. Campbell of
Dorset and DR.. II. b. Denman of Paw.
let.
The following officers we're then in.
stalled by p. NJ, L. II. West Of Dor.
set. assisted by Mrs. NJ. B. Roberts Of
Rupert aud J. f. Sheldon of Rupert. |
The work was done exceedingly well /,
and elected much praise from the mem ;
beers present. W. NJ, X. M. Campbell,
Of Dorset, o.. DR.. n. b. Denman Of
Pawlet, Chap. Eugene Simmons OF
Dorset. Treas, c. n. Williams Of Dor.
set, Sec'y.. A. w. Phelon of Dorset.
Lect., Mrs. II. +, Moore OF Rupert.
Stew, John Leach Of Pawlet, Asst.
Stew, Burr Harwood Of Dorset, l.. !
Asst. Stew, Mrs. Burr Harwood of
Dorset, g. X, A. J. Lackey Of pawlet,
Ceres, Mrs 4. g. Stone Of Dorset,
Panama Mrs Rorisou nf pawlef Flora ,