The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-04-21

| background was a gift OF Edwin
Shuttleworth of the Manchester Mar
bic Co.
The dedication service was very
Interesting Rev G. l., Carhart OF
Dorset conducted the service as,
sisted by Rev. w. A. McIntire OF
Dandy and Rev. Walter Thorpe of
Wallingford. Excellent addresses
were made by Rev Geo. S. Mills OF
bennington and Rev. Mr.. Berg of
Brandon. The tablet was unveiled
by Miss Laura Bebee.
The music was most appropriate
to the occasion and the church was
tastefully decorated with potted
plants.
The East Dorset people feel very
grateful to all who helped in the
service and also to those who by
their contributions made it possible
20 place IN the church such beau
tiful memorial to Mr.. Rogers.
VIM J Whalon is moving into
part of Geo Sears house.
Miss Sarah Stone is spending a
few days visiting relatives in Dor
set.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Dryden
spent few days recently in Land
grove.
The Young Peoples Society has
bought some additional lamps for
he church. so now the room is
very well lighted.
The Ladies Missionary Society
will meet with Mrs. j. E. Buffum
Thursday afternoon al 2:30. All
ladies' are cordially invited,
Mrs Slade and little daughter
Marian, of Winhall, have been
spending week with Mrs. Emmett
futile. Mrs. SHADES daughter.
Mrs. Grace Ames is planning to
live in rooms over Mr.. Brophy's
store Mr.. Brophy has been making
repairs on the rooms, putting run
ling water etc, in.
Mrs. Roberts, who has been at
H. b. Kendall's during the winter,
las gone to her home in Mexico,
\. Y. for the summer. She ex-
poets TO come back here again in
he fall.
Vim G. Whalon resigned his
position as superintendent at the
mill and his son, VIM.
!. Whalon, has been appointed to
AXE his place. James Connors of
West Rutland is bookkeeper in the
,ffice
The Young Peoples Society vii
give social al the Hall Saturday |
,vening. Warm maple sugar and |
,aked sugar viii be on sale. There |
Till be music both instrumental and
rocal, also several selections on the
The proceeds are TO
,e used for improving the church |
avn and everyone. both old and
ioung is invited to come aud help
make the affair success. No adj
mission fee will be charged
The meeting OF Mt Aeolus
Grange last Wednesday evening was
iery interesting. The men fur
lIshed the program, this being their
lart n the contest between the
aides and gentlemen One very en-
oyable feature OF the entertainment
vas the singing by two quartets. ore
nf older mea aud the |
,ther Of younger men The former
Iang The Old Oaken Bucket" ard /
,iher familiar melodies while the
selections OF the latter were many /
Il them Humorous The two quar-
cts sang together 10 an opening and
losing chorus Several Jokes and (
ooal hits were presented in the form
4 toasts 70 the ladies and readings
nd recitations gave variety 20 the
Program After the entertainment
he Judges retired TO decide which
ide should give the supper To the
;range They decided in favor o.
be men although both programs re-
lecied much credit on the perfor
ners. II has been proposed 70 re-
seat the best parts OF the Two pro
rams at some future date al
meeting thrown open tothe public,
nd IL Is certain that a very enjoy
bile entertainment could be ar
auRed