The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-04-13

trial the Eas wap turned on isrt
Sunday Ia the church II froAe
early 10 the winter. and when nee
essary TO use the hailding evenings
lamps aud lanterns had 70 be car
ried Ia. We hope the difficulty viii
Be overcome before the cold weather
STRIVES
&C. a. Wade went to Granville,
\ n. g.. last Friday for a load Of clap
boards for W j. Holiey aud Miss
Hattie Gray lie got stuck in the
mud On the return trip and had 70
telephone for help. Henry Chapman
went up with another pair OF horses,
aud the outfit pulled into town at
about noon Saturday, Sixteen
miles In tweuty-four hours is going
some.
The North American Review fot
April has two articles by former
Dorset boys who today are In ths
front rank of their profession. Prot,
John Vance Cheney has a poem,
The Desert" and DR.. Geo. HOLE,
Gilbert an article Interpretation OF
the Bible and the Progress OF Chris
tian Civilization" written in con-
nection with the Centenary OF King
James Bible. (which was written IN /
.16l1)
Thursday, April goth, there VIII
DE social in the Lecture Room Of
the Church given by the Ladies' Aid
Society, when an opportunity will be
given TO meet and get acquainted
sith Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt. II is well
known that the ladies are liberal
providers and good supper will be
served. The usual price, 10 cents
IS asked. Turn out ye people of
Dorset and East Rupert. Meet your
pastor and show your interest and
good will
Numerous applications are be-
ing received from city people in
Iuiring for terms, ETC., for the COM
ing season. II one quarter of thoset
inquiries decide to come,
Dorset will be overflowing. The
-rouble is there are not sufficient
Too bad that
lotel which would accommodate q
hundred and fifty guests has not
)een erected. We live In hopes.
Perhaps now latter long struggled
We have secured the water system
ne may be able to get the tmuch '
leeded) hotel.
"A Fire District meeting was r
leld In School Hall Monday evening
md was well attended. Reports OF a
he Prudential Committee and the
on Bylaws were careful
Y listened to. The Bylaws as read
we're adopted. The Prudential Conf
nittee were instructed to proceed =
With the work and to secure bids
or construction of dam and laying
( water mains. 1t was voted to j
xpend $4,000, and to levy a tax OF
0 per cent. on the Grand List of
II residents of the district, proper G
y holders and poll tax payers. The
olowing are the officers of the fire n
lstrict President, A. B. Roberts; q
Jerk and treasurer, J. II. Sheldon;
rudential committee, j. M. Arm
trong for years; G. N. Williams
Or years; and A. w. Phelon foi :"
year; collector, E. w. Barrows;
uditor, w. r. Roberts. c
The following from the Congre- "
ationalist concerning our new pas
,r will be of interest to our read tc
rs and give them an idea of the W
ind OF man who has come among
8. That he may meet with equal W
access in Dorset is the earnest wish d;
all who are interested In church
urk AN important pastorate "
oses in the acceptance by Rev. E. III
Hunt of call to Dorset, Vt His
astorate in Maynard has been the 70
'ngest in the history of the church, 4.
lvering seven years. He has re-
lived 1877 members, seven at Its
vt communion. His helpful work "
organization is much appreciated. =
nianual was printed, providing for
Ie varied regular activities. A ha
ems league was organized, which tu
as proved a cementing power. Bara-
and Philathea Glasses were form NJ
|. bringing into the Sabbath school FRI
me fifty young men and women tn
lio mad dropped out A wide
wake missionary organization has to
,on maintained by the women. un- Nj
r the leadership Of Mrs. Hunt su
eep regret IL felt by the people OF
ay1iard in giving up their pastor "a
w at 81 ANANHi ttNAphioi a PhioN 4 -.
IS presented to the pastor and ~.
fe, as slight token Of their re-
rd. Mr.. Hunt viii be greatly
ed among neIghboring churches =. -
here he has endeared himself by J"
3 genial manner and words OF 'a
eer he has spoken" :"
SOUTH DORSET. =,
Snow. mud and more snow. av
Quite a sugar season after all. ag
Several weddings to come off al ne
r Lent. ia
Bowen is pushing his Paten n A
Ith when the mud will let him.
Henry Wade Is saving wood -,
th HIS new gasoline rig In Pawlet.
Mrs. Nichols, whose house was ..
rned down last winter, has been