The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-06-09

Anna Manley, an account Of who's
party appears elsewhere.
The last stone was laid on tn,
tower OF the church last Frida!
afternoon, The front steps 10 b,
laid next and grading to do which
will take about two weeks more
Regular meeting of NJ. w. of A
tonight Thursday. The lst anC
End degrees will be conferred upor
two candidates. All members ar,
urged to attend, especially the of
| ficers.
John Sherman of Schenectady
Mr. Mclaughlin of Albany, William
Evans of Schenectady, Mrs. Stewart
Sherman and son John of Urbana
ILL.,, are at Avalon" cottage, guests
of Mrs. A. p. Sherman.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wade and
children of Boston, Mass, were in
town last week and were guests of
Mrs. Geo. Wade. Erwin Wade OF
Springfield, Mass. also made a
flying trip to Dorset.
Eight of the young friends of
on her eighth birthday. Friday of
last week, and each gave her a
remembrance. A fine time was had
and a nice supper served at 5 p.
m, was enjoyed by all.
Miss Anna Manleys Miss Bes-
sic Wade's and Miss Mamie Win
chells birthdays falling on the
same day tJune 4th). the last two
joined Miss Manley in celebrating
their anniversary the night before
at the Club House.
Carpenter Morton Roofing lays
80 inches to the weather, so it is
not as liable to sag or buckle as
other Roofing. 1t is fire resisting
and waterproof and will wear for
years II. ~ Williams carries
complete stock and sells il under
an absolute guarantee of durabl-
lty.
All members of Dorset Grange
are requested to have the food they
furnish at the Hall at 5.45 p m
Supper will be served promptly AT
6 p. m. Members of Mt. Aeolus of
East Dorset and Battenkill Valley
of Manchester are invited to attend
the evening session at pm, which
will be In the 4th degree.
The Club House was opened
last Friday evening to celebrate
the l4th birthday of Miss Anna
Manley. The hall was very prettily
trimmed with ferns, plants and
streamers OF different colors. Nc
Brides orchestra furnished the mu-
sic and dancing was INDUCED In
till 1880 About thirty five were
present and enjoyed the evening
as only young people can. Miss
Fisher planned the party which was
a success in every way.
Among those from out of town
who were present al the funeral of
Mrs. Burr Harwood on Sunday last
were Mrs Hattie Williams, an aunt |
rom Frankfort, Del; Mrs. j. f. |
Farrar, husband and two children of |
Hebron. n. Y; Mr. and Mrs John |
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Rogers !
md child all OF Hebron; Bert Jen-
1ins and wife Of Middle Granville; |
lanes Jenkins, grandfather. and |
tlchard Dunning and wife OF Green
gich N. Y, John jenkins of Hebron |
J. q. Sheldon and wife, Henry Bar
len and wife, Horace Moore and wife
md Wayne Harwood and wife all Of
tdpert.
The funeral Of Mrs Burr Har-
wood was held last Saturday after
loon from her late residence, and
vas one OF the largest seen in Dor
et In many years. There was a
ely large attendance from Rupert
md other towns as well as from
his village Mem bers Of the Dor
ct Grange and the Yoke Bearer"
lass showed their love and esteem
" their presence. The floral offer
ngs were numerous aud very hand
ONE Washington Pomona Grange
ent wreath ot roses and Dor
II Grange carnations. From the
'oke Bearers there we're roses. Mrs.
iarwood being member Of the
bove named organizations. Rev
!. l.. Cafhart officiatcd and Miss
). Louise Sykes sang very sweetly
Lead Kindly Light" The inter
lent was Ia Maple ill"Cemetery
nd the pail bearers were Messfs
iurr. sam aud Henry Harwood Of
lorset. and Eibert Rogers Of He
ron. n. VI. ST. Anthony Grange
I Rupert and Miss Hodge 81 Dor
4 also sent flowers. IA
OBITUARY.