The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-03-30

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all cajoyed the games. dancing AM
good things TO eat
R. d, Campbell won 2nd priz'
"a Lehman Cap last week In tn
Williams all around sports. Las
year he won LIST prize. secon'
is better than none and We congrat
ulate the young man aud his sue
cess.
The Glover" class OF TIL
Sunday school gave the first sugar
social IN school Han last saturea!
night after paying expenses the!
cleared sl.00. II seemed TO BE-
case OF lots OF work and very small
results. Girls, does It pay?
Dorset people are very glad IL
learn that Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. SAT
ford win manage the Inn this sea
sou All who know them know
that the place Will be kept as 4
should be, and none need hesltat,
to recommend II TO their friends,
Mrs. Henry Burroughs died
last Friday OF pneumonia aged Il
years. Funeral was held Monday
at II a. m, Rev. +. NJ. Fuller Off
eiating. lnterment was at Manches
.er. Mrs. Burroughs Is survived
by her husband, daughter Hattie al
swo sons, VIII and Fred.
ALI the schools In this sec
ton will open next Monday, April
Bird. The Village and West Road
schools will have the same teacher
Is before, Mrs. Snyder, Miss Leary
ind Mics Margaret Gilbert. The
North District will be In charge OF
Miss Towsley and the Hollow II
barge OF Miss Edith Harwood. We
wish all successful term.
Elmer Harwood had narrow
Escape from 4 serious accident MOI
lay morning. He was on the porcl
oof cleaning the ice away whel
lie slipped, and to save fall jump
ID, a distance of about 8 feet, and
anded on his feet, but bruised his
left heel and strained the ankle.
Mr.. HARDWOOD viii be laid up for ses
srral days. His brother, Burr Har
wood has taken his place on the r
r. d. route.
Rev. M. A. Dougherty preach
ed his last sermon for some timt
20 come last Sunday. 1t was &
ouser and made the large congre
CATION ait up and take notice. Az
-er the last hymn he spoke for a
.ew minutes about his leaving ant
made very strong plea for our new
Jaator, urging cooperation, har.
nony, and not to be too hasty II
Judgment. Mr.. Dougherty has
leen with us about two months ant
that short time has made hos
If friends who regret IS going. MI
Dougherty leaves this week for his
ZONE In Cambridge. Mass, takint
with him the good will of all.
Regular meeting Of Dorse
irange Will be held next Wednesda.
evening. April 5th. Members arc
lrged attend as considerable bus
mess of Importance must be trans
,cted and tho officers do not lik
o take too much on their shoulders
without hearing from the othei
members II is also expected that
4 definite date for the reunion OF
Ill Oranges and former Changers
will be announced Dorset Grange
viii be q years old on April End
out coming on Sunday the reunion
and celebration will have to be
acid at a later date. The Execu
tive Committee have the matter II
barge and we are sure that they
will make 1t an event which will be
long remembered by the Grangers
md their guests. We will announce
The date In our next issue.
-Ol.e OF our chicken farmers las
week having read Of the drop in
Eggs in New York started for Dea.
Sykes store to dispose OF some he
lad on hand before the Dea. would
irop the price In Dorset Instead
.hc farmer, In his hurry. dropped
he eggs along the road and the
text day frozen eggs were at a
discount all along the line. Last
Sunday morning our farmer waf
bringing his family to church and
warning dropped them by
he road side. Fortunately little
damage was done, but the mud nee
return on foot TO their
home. church having to be post
Doned till evening. Never mind Mr..
Farmer, you have received your
.hree tumbles and you are safe.
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