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

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} isge. Church IS lett Tuesday tcr "
J errndsa wss among tlsntcs i
! Springfield. Mass
Ttf et4gia4 fao.iay hEvfng hesr
h,i5 "a ihe Eel sils Ne wili leaf'
lbeu ihe opportunity 70 make reon
"a ihc days aofk
MR. ~ Is. Keui entertained few
triepdr q amar 4 Mis- sherman Ss,
apiay evening Heart. VA, The gam,
for tie evening.
Mrs henry kellogg and daagttsI
sho haze been spua.iing soine ,isne
wilh Mp q l. Knight u ''harch -
returned 10 her home 30 The Yves, Road
Monday last
The Monday night Mission Glass
continues 10 draw our young people,
and those who d. mol attend arr losing
a very interesting aud instructive
course
About thirty from Dorset drove
over The hill and parinok Of the meat
PIE supper and enjoyed the music far.
nisheo by the lsAie. of the Congrega
lional society Of East Dorset,
Geo, Lee has seyeryed his eonnee.
ton with J NJ. Armstrong aud has ae-
eepled position with d.. +. c. Kin
ney Of Graphite. n. Y. Mr., Lee will
be greatly missed rs he was quite a
fayorite with those whom be served.
That be may be successful in his new
work is the in ere wish of all vi o
know him.
Regular meeting OF Dorset Grange
was held la.t night, and arrangements
made Tor attending Pomona meeting
next Thursday afternoon and evening
Special attention was called 10 the cns
tom OF taking provisions The supper
being sort of basket affair, each
granger attending should furnish some.
thing On account of the play IN East
Dorset which many ofonr members al.
tended, there was not MS many at the
meeting MS usual, Later:-On account
Of Thursday, March l0,conflicting with
the Odd Fellows, the date has been
changed 10 Friday, March II at 2 and
$ p. IN.
sANnGATE.
Miss Grace Andrew is home for a
few days.
There was an enjoyable gathering
at Lille Hays the Dist and all report.
ed goodtime
The donation at the N. E. church
on the 10 ult. Melted the goodly sum Of
s7l for the pastor.
james Madison and wife of Green
wieh n, y, were in town for few
days having come here to attend the
funeral If Mrs. Bentley, Mrs. Matti |
sons sister.
Robert j. Dewey's wife OF South |
SALISBURY was IN town to attend the
funeral of her grandmother Mrs.
Dewey reports the health of her father,
Ezra Hamilton. as being quite poor.
There were revival meetings held
every evening last week at the church |
by the pastor, assisted by'Mr. Bald OF /
Pittsford. Surely there was good at
tendance and great interest manifest
ed.
Died on Tuesday evening, Feb. q,
of neuralgia Of the heart, Mrs. Susan
Bentley, widow Of the late Judge Will
lis Bentley, aged "a years. Her grand
son Irving Bentley, came in from do
ing chores and found her on the floor
dead. Surely another of the best of
the older ones in town has gone to her
reward. She was an exemplary woman
with always kind word for everyone
and was liked by everyone with whom
she came in contact. She was a valued
member of the NJ. +, church, and her
husband was one of the trustees when
the church was built in 1876. She
leaves three sons, Ray, Charles and
Holley Bentley and number of grand
children
PERU.
Those on the sick list are gaining.
Mrs. John Russell is expected home
this week from her visit in Watervlle,
Me.
"A thaw on Sunday aud Monday
settled the snow so that bare spots be-
gin to show.
Miss Minerva Lyon is at home for
a weeks vacation from school work 10
North Attleboro. Mass.
Owing TO the severe storm on Tues.
day the annual meeting of the Cheese
Factory Association was adjourned an
other two weeks, until March s.
SUNDERLAND.
Town meeting passed off quietly
with the following result Moderator.
L. A. Graves; clerk, Miss Martha
Lawrence; treasurer, w. S. Holt; Sc.
lectmen, Z. g. Bacon, A. P. Bowen,
Henry Hayes; listers, II. s. Burt, a.
X. Stilson. Mitchell Hard; road com
missioner and overseer, Q. A. Hall;
school directors, A. X. Stilson. A. W.
+. A. Bentley. License
vote 10 yes, 56 no. Tax voted $3.50 on
the dollar.
Green Cut Bone and Meat for Poultry.
We are now shipping Green Cat