The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-01-27

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week "Wednesday from fort klwHnd.
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W,ek. sll rrmaln % Dorset t1f %pnr
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RrgulaF meeting VI por.r, efauge
sas held "Wednesday ihe lob About
tweuty-Gvs werc present aud very
rnod discussion was held on the milk
and butter question.
w K Roberts retniaed from New
York and Troy last Thursday II.
=. Gilbert stopped over ri Albany aud
! from there vent to Northampton, Mass
returning 10 Dorset Monday.
- Last Sunday morning. sermon was
well attended Mr. carhart showed
very clearly in his sermon that the
First Step" must be repentance, and
! il genuine the belp Of thu Lord would
b. assured.
p. II. Kent wa ia Albany and sew
eral other places last week. He keeps
on the move aud is very good exam.
Pile for other young men, II hustling
brings its reward r. II will certainly
receive IT,
Rev. G. l.. Carhart left for Ben
uington on Tuesday night, as did w.
J. Holley. From Bennington Mr.. Car
hart will continue on 10 New York TO
meet Mrs. Carhart. They will return
to Dorset Saturday afternoon.
Past Master f. II. West Installed
the officers of East Dorset Grange
Wednesday evening the 18th. He was
assisted by Past Master X. NJ Camp
bell They were the guests at supper
If the retiring Master DR.. J, |. Coch-
rane.
The next meeting OF Dorset Grange
promises TO be most interesting one.
A good program has been arranged
and there are two or three matters 10
be brought up under the head of New
Business" which should cause great
interest aud considerable discussion.
What is itP" Well! Come out next
Wednesday night and find out.
Judge Kent has been placed in
charge of all the Dorset interests of +,
NJ. Weeks of New York This includes
the property known as the Kent q
Root" and Continental, aud about
100 acres Of marble lands as yet unde-
veloped' Mr.. Weeks is a very success
tul contractor and is the designer aud
builder of "Biltmore," the beautiful
home of Mr. Vanderbilt in North Caro-
lima, and also OF number of other
handsome residences in various parts
of the country. As marble is becom-
ing more and more the stone for fine
buildings, it is only question of time
when these lands will be operated.
The sermon Sunday morning Jan.
10th, was very forcible one and Mr..
Carhart held the close attention of his
hearers as he told them of the message
of God, what wonderful thing il is
and what power it yields among the
different speaking people of the world
today. Even to the skeptic Moslems,
that hard visaged race Of the Orient,
has the word borne fruit, as illustrated
by our pastor in the two cases coming
under his own personal observations
first, the sickness, then the healing and
conversion and finally everlasting grat-
itude to the God above for his great
goodness and message; his message of
authority.
On account of the trains being de-
layed by cold, storms and other rea-
sons Dorset is fortunate to get the New
York and Boston papers in the even.
ing mail As it was the trains missed
connections one day last week and the
mail and papers arrived "a hours be-
hind schedule time. Another odd thing!
1t takes letter almost as long to go
from Dorset to Manchester Depot or
Manchester RS it does to New York.
Mail leaving Dorset at 7.30 m. does
not arrive in Manchester till after
p. IN. Distance u miles. Time about
seven hours. That is quick service
with vengeance.
The annual dinner and meeting of |
the Dorset and East Rupert Society
was held in School Hall on Tuesday
Dinner was served at noon by the la
dies in charge and was as usual very
good one. After the meal and short |
social period to give time to clear away
the food tables the meeting was called |
to order and reports were listened to
for the past year. After they had all
been read and accepted the election of |
officers for the coming year was in or
der and resulted as follows: Deacon
for three years &. B. Gilbert. clerk W.
J. Holley, treasurer g. NJ. Sykes, ad-
visory committee Miss Hattie Gilbert,
Miss Angie HoIley and Miss h. Louise
Sykes; chorister Miss Z. Louise Sykes,
organist Mrs. X. NJ. Campbell, ushers
Rufus Gilbert and Louis Batcheder.
The Sunday school elected Mrs. Chas.
l.. Lee peiintendent, Rev. G. Lear.
hart assistant superintendent, Miss |