The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-05-12
DORSET.

Fred s. Holley OF Troy. n. Y.
was In town over Sunday.
Prayer meeting Tuesday even
ing was held at the Manse
Miss Lucas and sister OF Glen
Farm were In town Monday shop
ping,
Mrs. Il. II. West and Mrs Geo
N Chambers were IN Rutland last
week shopping.
Miss Eagleson returned 10
'Westview" Saturday after spending
several days In Albany
MIR. and Mrs. II. N. Williams
We're the guests OF Mrs. Rogers OF
East Rupert last Sunday
Ralph Starks drove into town
Saturday night and viii probably
be here for some time
Mrs, A. p. Sherman of Ava
lon" cottage, Church St, returned
from her outing Monday afternoon.
p. II Kent returned from Al
bany Saturday and will be in Dor
set. Manchester and Pawlet this
week.
Geo. Lee was at home from
Saturday evening 10 Monday Geo
Is In East Dorset on the Shuttle
worth job.
The following were home over
Sunday. Miss Barrows. Miss Pad
dock, VIM, Manley and l.. Batchel-
der.
Item last week stating Mrs. r
Harwood and Mrs. Ed. Manley had
been to Granville should read Mrs.
Edward Towsley,
M w. OF A. meet tonight and
the other degree will be given the
candidates and arrangements com
pleted for, the social dance tomor-
row night.
Snow storm last Thursday.
Thunder storm next. Hot Sunday
Rain all day Monday, and probably
a frost before this is printed. Great
weather for May.
--Rehearsals for Children s Sun
day June 18th have begun in the
hall, and very nice program will
be rendered The musical part is IL
charge OF Mrs r.. NJ. Campbell
j. Greenleaf Sykes arrived in
Dorset Tuesday from New York Mr.
Sykes came to attend to the plac
ing OF the memorial window in the
church which is given in memory OF
his mother, the late Mrs, G, NJ.
Sykes.
%. w. Norcross and w. G. Tobin
OF Worcester, Mass, were in town
Friday. Saturday and Sunday in
specting the Norcross properties and
the new church which is being built
by Mr.. Norcross. While here they
were the guests Of +. n. West on
the West Road.
DR.. and Mrs. Jerome Collins
OF Granville were in town Sunday
spending the day with Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Collins OF Church Street.
BY the way, Mr.. Collins is always
glad to see his friends. and Mrs.
Collins is too Drop in and see
them. You know they can not call
on you,
Unless the Executive Committee
decide To change the date later, Po-
mona meeting will be held with Dor
set Grange Friday afternoon and
meeting in the 5th degree at p NJ
Supper at p. NJ. sharp. Evening
meeting in the 4th degree at s p NJ
Mt. Aeolus and Mettowee Grang'
are cordially invited TO the evening
meeting
Judge c. B. Kent and wife left
Monday TO visit Washington, ID. c.,
c. s. Page while there. They stay
ed one night in Bennington where
the Judge had some business to
transact, and on Tuesday left foi
New York where they remained owe
night going on to Washington Wed.
nesday morning.
Carpenter-M Morton Roofing can be
used with very satisfactory results
on either flat roof. slanting roof
or peaked roof. The upper rooms
OF dwelling are cooler in summer
and warmer in winter than when
other roofing materials are used
Mr.. II. n. Williams carries full
stock. Booklet and sample furnish
ed free.
Landlord Stafford OF the Inn is
hard at work painting and paperint
/ the lower floor and several OF the
other rooms, and when done the
Inn will be most attractive place
I n, 4. 81. mil In htfk
mess about May 2sth. tell your city
friends. He viii always be ready al
ter that date TO attend TO the traY-
cling public, and will try and give
them what they want In the line OF
good board and good care.
Geo. II. Barrows returned from
Syracuse, N ". last Friday, and
Saturday and Sunday he spent al
the Lake ST Catherine House, Lake
ST Catherine Mr., Barrows VII
run the house this season, aud VIII
20 up this week TO prepare for th'
opening In June Mr.. Barrows RAJ
good house last year and We fee
certain that II viii be up 20 date
this year. and as is always the
case with him. His Dorset and Man
chester frlends--or In fact all who
ealI--are made 10 feel that they ar
welcome. Try Il and see.
There was only twenty-eight ou
last Wednesday night. May sth, a.
the Grange. but they were well re-
paid for risking the storm A mos
Interesting meeting was held, anf
the lecturers program was a goos
one. A short farce called Th'
Burglar" was well given by Ma
BlArkmer. Miss Anna Har~ood, Mf
sam Harwood and Mr. " Chapman
Miss LlHzie Harwood read pape
On how 10 care for a garden, bot
vegetable aud flowers. Miss MAbe
Ludd gave ten minute talk %
wild flowers which WAS well sorii
listening 10. aud general discus
sion followed on How 70 care toi
garden. Past Master J. II. shel