The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-06-30

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rived al Valley Niew Farm for tbs
summer are ~ and Mrs Allen Dow
Miss Miciam Dow and Master Wade
and John Dow Of Brooklyn. n \.
Frederick Crane vas away GA
business for three days last week.
returning Monday evening
some Of our city friends seem
10 be unfortunate Va the way Of
small but painful accidents James
ID Campbell % New York In one Of
The unfortunate ones Saturday eY-
ening while playing viii his young
sons be struck the little finger Of his
right hand Ia such Nay as to
break u between the first aud see
ond joints. and forcing the bone
through the skin, causing very
painful and disagreeable wound. Dr
I.iddle dressed the injured member
and thinks Il will come out all right
For the time being his hand is out
OF commission.
Some clever person sent re-
port 10 the National Grange" of
the Field Day as having been held
on Tuesday June 2lst Same was
not 50, and was 20 say the least a
very poor aud misleading article
For the benefit OF the readers of
the Journal we wish to state that
the day is Thursday July 2lst, and
that all the speakers will be on
hand including the Hon David j.
Foster II will be an event well
worth attending and all who can
should turn out.
The many friends OF Mrs. C..
G. Clarke In Dorset heard with
sorrow nd regret of her sudden
death In Arlington last week Tues
day. Mrs. Clarke and Miss Mar
gurete, her daughter, had spent
several seasons In our village, and
had by their pleasant and charming
ways made a host OF friends. Miss
Clarke has the sincere sympathy OF
her Dorset friends at this time.
Arrivals at the Barrows House
Geo. r. Hendrickson, New York city.
J. Putnam LOOMS, Englewood. n
j.; William w Woolsey, Englewood
N. j.; w. ". Hitchcock, Manchester,
Vt; James Douglass Campbell and
wife. New York city. Mrs. A. l.,
Campbell, Master Wallace Herbert
Campbell. Master Clinton Landon
Campbell and nurse, New York city,
w u. Tully. South Dorset, VT;
Geo NJ. Wall. East Dorset, VT; The
Vail Co., Newark. n. J.
Arrivals at the Inn: Mr. and
Mrs. e. +. Starks, Howard q Starkf
Ralph j. Starks. Mr., and Mrs. y, s.
Bancus, F, Nj. Bancus, Miss Alma
Gillespie. Troy. N. Y; NJ V. Bar
bour and wife aud two maids, To-
ledo. o.; John Kisterbock. Newton
W. Brock, Philadelphia; George
Risley, Hartford, Ct; 2. H. Kent.
Dorset. Vt; Gordon G. Fernald and
wife. Marten G. Fernald, Mrs. G. X.
Fernald. Milton, Me-; Edith f. BouI
Sarah j Benedict, Manchester De
pot, Vt; Mr., and Mrs. j. c. Moore,
Worcester, Mass; Albert McAuley,
o.
The Annual Banquet of the
Yoke Bearers Bible Glass was held
June, Gath In the School Hall. II
was an occasion OF cordial goodwill
which always characterizes the Yoke
Bearers Glass The tables were
decorated with pink and green, and
OF little brass Syrian goat
bells. The collation. was enjoyed by
the members, who were kindly wait
ed upon by the sons and daughters
OF the Class. After dinner the
following program was enjoyed,
Report of Secretary,
Mrs. r. +. Gilbert |
Report OF Treasurer,
Mrs. R0llin Sykes
Poem, Mrs. Tobin |
Music, Mrs. Henry Kellog |
THE Parish, the Pew, the Plan"
recommendation OF systema-
tic and cooperative support of
church Mr.. Bourn |
Music, Miss Mabel Gilber |
Poem, Mrs. Clifton Kent
"'rhe Thorns OF Middle Life" paper,
Mrs. G.. b. Gilbert |
Remarks, Miss Almira Sykes
Song. Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff on Ken
Forecast OF Work In Syria,
Mrs Carhart
SOUTH DOKSET.