The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-05-18

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the gentlemcn thr attention each 8.
eutitird 20
We are Informed that George
RarroRs viii operate the Lake ST
Catherine House again this summer
We hope il Is true as We know Mr.
iiarrows to be good landlord and
that ne takes good care Of HIS
guests
All are invited 10 a demonstra'
tion Of the blue Flame Perfection
oil Cook Stove which will be held
at Taeonle Hardware Co. Store on
Saturday. May 81, beginning a 10
a. m. A light lunch viii be served
from To 9 ., M.
A. A. Roberts Of this village ha
received an appointment rs deputy
fish aud game warden The appoint
ment was made by Commissioner
Titoomb. who Is shortly 10 send i0,-
000 trout fry for distribution In the
streams hereabouts.
DIR r G. Liddle has improved
his house by painting and also his
grounds by general cleaning mp.
II certainly looks very attractive.
Mrs. sherman and Rev. L. r Hunt
are improving their houses In the
same manner.
"A stranger with two little girls
was seen driving around our village
Sunday afternoon, Upon investiga-
ton IL proved to be our friend and
fellow townsman, L. III. West. IL
had been such long time since he
had come over from the West Road.
and his apple trees, that few knew
him.
At meeting OF the Committee
of the Dorset Public Library Monday
evening. Miss T. Louise Sykes was
elected Secretary aud Mrs. A. w.
phelon Treasurer. Mr.. T. V. Comba
was elected to membership on the
Committee Plans to raise funds
for the Library are being formulat
ed.
r. NJ. Campbell attended the
meeting of Cold Spring Grange at
Wells last Thursday night, and made
arrangements for the Pomona Meet
ing which will be held with Cold
Spring Grange Friday afternoon and
evening, June 9Th State Deputy
II. W. Sargent of Brattleboro and
District Deputy Rogers OF Poultney
are expected TO be present
The Barrows House is cleaned.
garnished, and all ready for the
summer business. The grounds
have been improved and the place is
very attractive in every way. Mr..
and Mrs Barrows do not need any
Introduction TO their friends who
tave been there, and new comers
viii soon learn OF their sterling
worth and ability to make all feel
az IL they were at home,
u The Yoke Bearers Bible Glass
by special vote last Sunday decid-
ed to hold their annual banquet on
eul VI 'qlac 6eW '5uIueAo SepsInqL
Lecture Room OF the church. IL Is
being held a little earlier than usual
80 as to avoid the rush after the
boarders have arrived, This has
been an annual event since the or
ganlzation Of the class. All MEM
bers and all Others who have been
accustomed to attend these ban
quets are cordially invited.
MIR. Hunt spoke on Southern
Missions last Sunday morning. and
his talk was made very interesting
by the numerous illustrations he
gave during his discourse. He show
ed the congregation how much good
was being done, and that II was a
work that could be followed. and
the doners would be able to know
Just how their money was being
spent. The collection for Southern
Missions will be received next Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Barrows left
Monday for the Lake st. Catherine
House. They have gone up 10 look
the house over and to see what can
be done In the line OF improvements
before opening time. Just what
their plans are they can not tell.
but next week we Will be able to let
our readers know Mr., Barrows'
plans for the summer, and II he
will be able to look after the tran
silent guests as well as the regu-
lars.
The dead deer which has been
laying IN the brook near Charles
Norcross house for the past two
weeks was removed and buried by
order OF the Health Officer few
days ago II IL an odd law that
does not give the Game WardeDs
power 10 remove dead animal. II
II had been farmer who had lost
a COW. and it were left for two
weeks as the deer Was left, the
farmer would have been hauled up
and fined for endangering the pub
lies health
Miss Lucille Nichols, eldest
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall
Nichols. was married Monday after
noon TO Ira Reed The ceremony
was performed at the parsonage by
Rev. r. +. Hunt a wedding sup
per was given the bridal couple by
Mr. and Mrs VIM. Crandall at their
home In the North District
MIR. and Mrs. J. r. Stafford and
two children arrived from Ballston,
~ u, Tuesday afternoon. and will
Immediately begin 10 get the Inn IN
shape for the summer season which
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