The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-01

live game and viii be well repaid
If they attend
There will be a reception in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Carhart in
the Lecture Room OF the church
tomorrow lFriday) evening at 5
clock. All friends as well as the
congregation are cordially invited.
especially the parish.
Our ball team crossed bats last
Saturday with a nine composed of
the best players Of East Dorset,
and of the two ball teams. The
result was an unusually good game
and was won by Dorset by score
of three to two.
Albert Harwood met with at
slight accident which put him out
of business for few days. While
Assisting at an engine in the yard
of n. n. Williams he some how
caught his toe under the wheel of
the machine and lost one nail and
a part of another. A few days more
and he will be all right again.
About eighty attended the fare
well supper rendered to Rev. &. h.
Carhart and Mrs Carhrta last Fri
day night which was given by the
Grange After supper speeches wer
made by seyerla present which were
very complimentary to our departing
guests. Responses We're made by
Mr.. Carhart, Mrs. Carhart and Miss
Carhart. The evening was a very
pleasant one and enjoyed by all pre-
sent.
Republicans of Dorset should
not be led astray by the statements
of our friends the Democrats. Our
candidate is sound on all the points
IN which Dorset is Interested ana
as well able to cope with them as
the Democratic candidate. He has
mdae no deal with anyone on the
Court House question, and any state
ment to that effect Is a delibef-
ate attempt to steal a vote and is
not honest politics. We are very
much surprised that such tactics
are resorted to, and ii shows the
straits our friends are in when they
resort to such methods Republi-
cans of Dorset stand by what you
profess to believe in and show Ben
nington county that their confidence
Is not misplaced and that we are
still In the Republican column
The concert Monday evening al
School Hall for the benefit OF
the Dorset Field Club was a great
success and about $50 were reailzed'
rhe arrangement OF the stage was
effective in its decoration OF plants
The arrangement of the stage was
with the Stars and Stripes for
background, and the different mum.
Ders were well rendered, and an
heartily encored. Dorset Is indeed
fortunate in having an array Oh
talent-both local and out OF town
each season brings its quota OF
new performers, and this year was
no exception. three coming TO the
front for the first time In Dorset
history. Mrs. J. ID. Campbell OF
New York, who is especially gifted,
,n that she sings well and recltes
well. sang the Aria from "samseh
and Delilah" which was brllliahtiy
rendered and enthusiastically en-
cored. She gave two Monologuea
In dialect which brought down an
avalanche OF applause, The vlolih
playing OF Mr. Fuchs OF New YORK
was a rare treat. his music being
quite high class. and his style ana
execution wonderfully good. All
his selections were thoroughly ap-
preciated aud deseryedly encored.
Mrs. j. c. Anderson of Toledo, "
whose voice il very pleasing, gave
"a eat pleasure TO her many irlehds.
.hnd received no small share oi
uralse when she sang. Sing Me To
Sleep" with violin obllgato by Mr.
Fuchs. aud "All For You. we
were very glad TO have with us ahd
10 hear Mrs. William Gilbert OF
Washington. u. c., and also MISS
Margaret Williams OF JaeksonFllie'
FLA. whose rendering OF ListZ
Il I.lebestraum" ELECTED a round oi
applause. The other numbers werea
A piano solo by Miss Mary Warren
Wlth mandolin accOmpanimentst
mandolin solo by +. H. West and
a sobg by n u. Campbell gave great
satisfaction The accompanies
Misc Harriet fIoIley, Mrs, starks and
Mrs. II. NJ Cmapbell must not De
forgotten. theirs being not the least
part on the program. In the
seating Of the guests there was an
innovation Ia the lady ushers' VINO
we're Miss Eagleson, Miss hary
Warren and Mrs. r. NJ Campbell.
Special mention must BE- made oi
two very attractive songs. one en-
titled The Bells composed hy
Douglas Campbell of New YORK ana
sung so pieasingiy BY Mrs Douglas
Campbell; and the other 20 soil
Mic" With guitar accom- panlmeht
played BY ] d. Campbell 4 very
entertaining evening vas brough'