The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-03-16


is visiting her brother. Prof Alfrei
Hollsy Gilbert
Several Of our young ladies ar
going to give dance tomorrow
Friday. night In School Hall 70
the benefit o. the "Woodmon J
good time IS expected
Mrs. Moses Sheldon returned
from wardsboro last week. Hon
Moses and wife have another grand
daughter born to Mr.. and Mrs. I'D
mund Roberts OF Wardsboro.
Mrs. c. y. Kent entertained
Mrs. s. H. West. Hon. and Mrs. c
q. Kent. Mrs. A. b. Cheney ano
Mrs. h. NJ. Campbell at dinner Wed
aesday afternoon. March sth.
-Rehearsals have started fol
the play TO be given next month BY
he young people of the Grange
rhe first rehearsal was held at Mrs.
r. NJ. campbell's Monday night
There was nothing done OF I'm.
portance at the water meeting las,
week. and after some discussion OF
Says and means an adjournmen,
was taken TO Monday, March goth
The following young ladies are
1T home from the T. G. A. OF Poult-
ley for their Easter vacation: Miss
Anna Harwood, Misses Elizabeth
aud Ruth Cheney, Miss Mabel Gil
BERT and Miss Roberts.
Last Friday afternoon and ev-
sning Dorset Grange entertained
Washington Pomona Grange IL
,ehool Hall. The afternoon session
vas In the 5th degree and was call
I'd TO order at 3;40 by w. NJ. r. NJ.
campbell. At SIS the meeting wal
.losed and the 9Th opened In the
18th degree and "a recess taken t.
) o'clock. A bountiful supper was
served at $50 O'Clock by the ladies
If Dorset Grange TO which full jus
Ice was done by over 100 members
Ind their guests. At S45 the meet
ng was called to order, and it was
foted TO open the meeting to oul
guests during the Lecturers pro
gram, and to have the program be,
ore the business. After the pro
gram which we give below. ano
which was exceptionally good the
yuestsr retired and business was
AIKEN up. A large class were glvel
he Obligation In the 9th deree
md considerable business dispose,
4. The Committee were author
zed TO arrange with Cold Spring
frame OF Wells for the next meet
ng In June. The meeting then ad
burned and a social hour and hal
vas enjoyed. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
icBride furnished the music. Tn,
meeting was success In every de
all and those who did not attent
nisstd one of the best meetings
eld in some time. The following
rogram was given by our Lecturer
opening Song No. "a.
address, OF Welcome,
A. w. Phelon, Dorset.
response.
For Pawlet, DR.. Denman.
For Rupert. NJ. b. Roberto
fusic Mixed Quartet
landolln Solo,
E. H. West accompanied by Mrs
!. NJ. Campbell.
For Rupert, w. c. Mason.
For Pawlet. John Scribner.
For Dorset, e. II. West.
lusic.
Instrumental Duet. w. r. Roberts
nd Mrs. r. M. Campbell.
eading, Mrs. c. r. Kent.
Iusic, Mixed Quartet, double mum
or, A. and B.
Messrs. w. r. Roberts and B. J
onnell, Mrs. II. M. Campbell anC
Ilss Ethel Seymour.
emarks by Rev. NJ. A, Dougherty.
uestion for discussion.
Reciprocity" was taken up and
We minutes given to each speak.
:. Brothers Phelon, West, Mason
oberts. Campbell and DR.. Denman
ave their reasons for and agains;
no. John Lilly read a paper which
as very strong against the treaty.
losing song by the Grange.
NORTH DORSET.
Frank Coulomb is working In
Ellington.
Edward Sears Of Dorset Is car
for Charles Lane.
Mrs. Callahan OF Burlington IL
sitting her daughter, Mrs. f. 0. ,
idy.
-Mrs. John Congdon Is quite III
Ith DR.. Pomeroy OF Dandy in at {
ndance
III. W. Williams OF Dorset made
business trip 10 our village Sat !,
day Of last week
Mrs. Olive +. Petty and two
anddaughtcrs, the Misses Buech- .
+, are visiting In Fair Haven.
Bert Phillips OF Rutland wac
re one day last week laying
w plank walk at the depot.
Sidney Ladd Is moving from
Ion Johnson's house into Leo Har-
,od's house In East Dorset