The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-02-17

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ed from "a entenaee trip 20 Nes YORK,
Philadelphia aud Washington.
M and Mrs Chas. William. have
returned from yisil 10 MIR Williams
sister, Mrs. Hit, q penlincy
E. n. West has been III worres.
ter, Mass, On Business, going down on
Monday and returning Wednesday
w y. Kent was in Manchester on
business Thursday Of last week. W
Il. Roberts mad, the same trip Friday.
The Misses Ethel aud Elsie Sey
nour spent last Tuesday night with
their sister, Mrs. +. l.. Roberts III Dor
set Hollow.
MIR. and Mrs. Richard Stone, who
have been spending some ime with
he daughter, Mrs. Eastman, have re-
turned 10 their home in Dandy.
MIR. and Mrs. Il. l.. Roberts were
very pleasantly surprised by party Of
about 20 on Saturday night. flames
were played and all reported swell
time. "
Snow, snow, snow. We are cel-
iainly getting plenty this year, Main
roads are badly drlfted and the X. +.
ID. man has difficulty in getting around
10 all his mail boxes.
DORSET people may be interested TO
know that Miss Lorraine Harrington of
Troy, n. T., who has been quite Ill
with tonsllitis, is at the present writing
very nearly recovered
The regular meeting of the Dorset
Grange No. 23l, was held last evening
and a pleasant time enjoyed by all those
who attend. The program was in the
hands of the unmarried ladies'.
The annual donation and oyster
supper of the Cougreg aiional church
will be held this Thursday evening in
School Hall Everybody come and
help make the affair success socially
and financially. Supper will be served
at the usual hour.
Richard D. Campbell came home
from Williams College on Thursday
last with an attack of the humps. Not
content with one ailnent, he had ton
siltis and pbarengitis in the bargain.
He hopes to return the latter part of
the week.
This Thursday afternoon the Aud.
tors meet with the Town Treasurer and
it is desired that all the town officials
have their reports in readiness at that
time and that all who have bills against
the Town will present them.
While saving wood by power Tues
day, Ed Morris had the misfortune to
have leg broken just above the ankle
by cut off log falling on it. Mr..
Morris will no doubt spend the rest Of
the winter in enforced idleness, which
is far from being pleasing occupation
to a man who likes to be busy.
Through the generosity of Miss C.
deNottbeck, the new church in this
place is to be sumptuonsly furnished
The pulpit and some of the chairs, also
the pews. which will be Cathedral oak
and upholstered with Ostermoor cush.
ions finished in green plush. There are
certain of the furnishings which will be
furnished by those who had furnished
them in the old building. but which
were destroyed. When the structure
is completed and dedicated there will
be few towns in the country that will
have nicer church edifice than Dor.
set, thanks to her public spirited citi-
zens and hosts of outside friends.
1t is not granted every married
couple to live together so years, but our
genial fellow townsman, Nathaniel Nc.
Wayne and his good wife have been
one of the fortunate couples whose
pathway through life has been made
so pleasant that they had arrived at the
50th anniversary, showing little of the
strenuous life. They were married
Feb. l4th, 1860, at Pawlet, Vermont,
by Rev. DR.. Burnham, Mrs. Nc.
Wayne being Miss Della l.. Sheldon.
On Monday evening last about 100
friends and neighbors of this couple
met at their home, including Mr.. and
Mrs Schermerhorn of Mecbancsville,
N. Y, who furnished bridal cake
surmounted with 50 candles. On the
wall in the parlor in gold figures were
seen lS60.l0l0 A fine leather arm
chair was presented with appropriate
remarks by Rev. Mr.. Carhart. The
only thing to mar the pleasure of the
evening was the inability Of their son,
VIM. P. McWayne to be present on ac-
count Of illness. Mr. and Mrs. Me-
Wayne have three children. VIM. p,
Charles and Miss Stella McWayne. and
three grandchildren.
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