The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-02-03

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wtek'. issu. Il Was good enc
Monday evening Judgo and urs
L. X. Kent entertained tea friend
Al supper "a honor ~ a. r. Rislty.
, Cleo. y Wade and family and Mrs
N Wade spent one day Of last wpel
. with The family Of Alnn1o Wade.
Prank Norton aGd the misses Mar
jone and i.gcy Norton we're IL Gran
willie over Saturday and Sunday. a,
was also l.. J MeCoy.
e II West and wife have gone u
New York city. Baltimore and Wash.
ington, D. C., and viii be The guests Of
MIR aud Mrs Ed Lefeyre in the lpi 81
city
The Dorset Grange will give hop
10 School Hall tomorrow, Friday night
for Changers and Uncertainties. Mem
bers Of neiehboring Oranges are cor.
daily invited,
The scaffolding Is down from the
sides Of the church and the building
shows up well The work is progress.
ing very slowly owing TO bad weather
and too few men.
The annual Church Supper or
donation" will be held IN School
Hall Thursday evening, the nth We
hope 10 see large number Of our ont
Of town friends on that date.
The Dorset Inn ice house was filled
last week. We hope the Inn itself will
be equally well filled under the good
management OF our genial and court.
eous landlord of last year, Mr. Stafford
The NJ. W. A. will give another of
their popular dances in School Hall on
Monday evening, Feb. 7th, A good
time is assured TO all those who are
fortunate enough to attend. 81
On account Of Of the storm the at
tendance at church service Sunday was
not AS large as usual The sermon
was most interesting, and the absent.
ees missed very good and practical
discourse. The topic for next Sunday
Feb. 9th, will be "When ye Pray"
Miss Seymour and Miss Weeks
gave card party and dance in School
Hall last Saturday evening. About
thirty were present, aud most EN-.
joyable time was reported. Miss An
ua Manley and Miss Hazel Seymour
shared the musical honors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Williams of
Bennington, and Mr.. and Mrs. G.. N.
Williams were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
W, Il. Kent at the Naples" on We'd
nesday. the 26th. Several friends were
asked in for the evening and duplicate
Bridge and 800" were played.
Miss Louise Lille, oldest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Lille. was
married to David Caldwell Of Provi
dence. r. l., on Monday last by Rev.
Il. S. Morey of Manchester Center.
John Nichols and Miss Laura Towsley,
both of Dorset. attended them.
The item Hast week which stated
that Rev Mr. Carhart was to meet
Mrs. Carhart in New York city was
telephoned in TO the Office and the fault
was on the receiving end Of the line.
# The editor takes all the blame and
he has had new receiver put on the
phone so as to avoid repetition of such
an error. Ed.
MIR. and Mrs. John Fisher, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Batchelder and Louis Batch
elder were present at the wedding of
John s. Batchelder aud Miss Carrie
Ferguson at Manchester Center last
week Thursday. Mr. Batchelder is the
youngest son OF Mrs. Fisher and broth
er of VIM. Batchelder. The many
friends Of the groom extend congratn-
lations.
John Wildwood has purchased a
small farm about Is acres in the
town of Rutland. 1t is on Woodstock
Ave., about two and half miles east
of Rutland The many friends of Mr..
and Mrs. Wildwood will be sorry to
have them leave Dorset. All wish
them success and happiness. MIR.
Wildwood is one of Dorset's younger
farmers, and is hustler and bound to
succeed.
Booklets descriptive OF Boise City.
Idaho, have been received by num-
Der of Dorset people which give very
good idea of the place and surround
ing country, and helps to show the
many friends OF Prof. A. b. Cheney
just how nicely he is situated. Prof.
Cheney has large class and a number
Of private pupils, and the people of
Boise City have given him very
pleasant and deserving reception. 1t
is understood that be will make Boise
his home.
-. T. Stafford, who ran the Dorset
Inn last year, has taken il for another
year. II is very gratifying to know
that such good, responsible man will
have the care and welfare OF our sum
mcr visitors. His record last year in
sures AN AL, well kept Inn for 1910,
and we sincerely hope that the many
friends OF Dorset. as well as the resi-
dents, will do all they can 70 aid Mr..
Stafford in the making Of the Inn
success. When town secures good