The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-03-02

month. bat wAs just What the farm
ers nesded 20 grs out their wooa.
al the water meeting Fehra.
n arr spih. . third committee Was ap.
pointed 10 attend TO the forming Of
Fire District. y. W Barruvs and
! Charles Mcwaync. A, this writing
their efforts seem 20 have been sue
cessful as they have secured the
nssessary twenty namss, and Il n
10 BE- hoped that the report be &C
certed Al tomorrow nights me ..
Ing and their work be realized. The
advantage Of such a district can
not be too strongly urged, aud IL
after years the work OF today win
b. more than appreciated. The ter
rois of fire are greatly icssened Ia
the knowledge % a good water sup
4 ply aud handy hydrants.
Tomorrow night the water ques
ton will again be discussed. and
We sincerely hope n definite plan 81
procedure viii be carried. A great
deal OF work has been done by the
Committees and valuable informa- |
ton secured "A thing worth do
ing. Is worth doing well, and APP
plies In this case In every sense /
OF the word. DO not act too hasti-
ly. and because one plan may be
cheaper and look well on the sur
face. don't jump that way. but look
carefully into all the propositions
and choose the one which In the
long run will be the best not only
for now, but for the future. Put
aside personal gain and feelings aud
above all cooperate.
DORSET HOLLOW NOTES.
-CLas. Eastman went to Dandy
Last week
John Dalton has recovered from
his recent illness.
Geo. Baldwin filled his Ice
house last week.
Warren Lake spent Monday
night at Reyes Potter's,
Mrs. Dighton Lee Is around
again after her recent Illness.
Charles Jones, Sr., Is suffering !,
from an attack Of La Grippe. 3
Hoag Roberts Is helping John |
Paddock in getting out wood. 4
Mrs. Minnie Paddock Is In bet Ii
ter health this winter than for some y
time.
Stephen Dillingham; is confined
to the house by an attack of the
grip. '
-lirIenceM cCoy OF Bennington
spent the week end at Valley View
Fam
Ern Roberts has his wood saw
ed. Chas. Jones did the work with
his engine.
Mr.. end Mrs. Richard Stone
have been visiting their daughter.
Mrs Chss. Eastman.
IN S. Mary Dillingham; and child
ren visited her sister, Mrs. John
Paddock. On Saturday
Mrs. George Baldwin is quite
veil having fully recovered from
ier birthday exertIons,
---I.yman Bartlett is away from
lamo assisting Martin Paddock in
airing for his family.
Mrs. Ida Phillips spent two days
/ Martin Paddock's helping care
CT Freeman Paddock. !
Mrs. Chas. Jones, Jr., assisted |
en- mother In caring for Mrs. John
thompson the past week.
Mrs Morris Collins Is not very
ell this winter. Her brother, Ru-
Is Potter, Is staying with her.
---Kcyes Potter has recovered
ON his sick spell and cut and drew
fine load OF wood on Friday.
Mrs. n. b. Allen and son, @. n
yron Allen drove over from Gran
lie Saturday to see Freeman Pad
Dck.
Mics Mary Roberts returned to
n school duties In Poultney af-
r being home to attend her grand
others funeral.
Miss Phebe Paddock WAS home
ON the Seminary from Friday TIL
onday having an extra day on ac-
,unt OF Washington's Birthday.
Mrs. Fred Sheldon has been
,lping Miss Ada Sheldon In car
for their home while Mrs. Flora
leldon has been In Wardsboro at
e home of her daughter. Mrs. Alta