The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-02-01

pupils As this is rare opportnnltl
for listening 10 good music VIC hop'
4 The people of Dorset viii take sd
vantage Of IL. and that a full hous'
viii give the entertainers warn
Welcome
lin another column win he taua
an obituary notice Of the deaths o.
Mrs H. y. Dewey and her mother
Mrs. Rogers The ladies are yer,
pleasantly remembered by the real
dents of porse, Hollow" as the,
spent last summer At the "childs'
cottage. and while there made man,
friends. The sympathy OF th'
Hollow residents Is extended tt
the husband and children. Mrs. Rog
era died November 9oth and Mrs
Dewey on Deceber isth
Regular meeting oil Dorset
| Grange viii be held next Wcdnesda,
evening AT 7.30. The meeting VIII
open on time, and the members
Who arrive after that hour viii have
10 work their way In Il being the
one hundredth anniversary OF Dick
ems birth. a part OF the Lecturer
hour Will be devoted 20 his works
and II there ls time few mlnu-
.es will be given 10 explaining the
unwritten work by Brother who
is thoroughly familiar with H. Mem
bors turn out. We had good meet
Ing last time Let us have bet
ter one next time.
DO not forget that TO-NlOHT
Is the night for our annual church
supper and donation Every one
who can should turn out and help
the good cause. II you can not 80
send your fifty cents. A nice hot
neal Will be served. and all VIII re-
ceIve a cordial welcome. The snow
storm Sunday night and Monday has
given lis very good sleighiDg. aud
with the moon at Its full the condl-
tons are ideal for pleasant time.
Remember. Supper will be served
At O'Clock. and the ladies viii
continue 10 serve II TIL all have
oeen attended TO-
The Grammar School Debating
Club met last Friday night with
Miss Maud Mitchell at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Lille. The ques-
tion for debate vas is the United
States justified in retaining her Is
land Possessions" Master Harley
Manley and Mise Hazel Seymour
Manley and Ruby Harwood for the
for tho Affirmative. Misses Anna
Negative. Five minutes We're al
lowed each. and the arguments set
forth for and against were 70 strong
that the judges were unable to de-
eide which had done the best, and
declared II a draw. After refresh
ments had been served games we're
played. and at 1890 the members
departed for their homes.
Mrs. Burr Phillips entertained
her Glover" Sunday School Class
at her home on the West Road last
Wednesday afternoon and evening.
After a very jolly time and a
dandy supper. Mr.. Phillips gave
the girls sleigh ride around East
Rupert and South Dorset squares.
getting them back TO their homes
about $50. II Is unnecessary to
say that they had a good time. but
they were SO lonely on the ride as
there was not boy on the Job. Mr..
Phillips OF course did not count.
Singing was In order. and several
tifes the girls drifted into the song
entitled Alone" Alone" The
boys regretted their being ALONE"
as much as the girls. II not more.
AT a meeting Of the House
wives" committee last week 1t was
decided to limit the entries to the
territory bounded by and Including
East Rupert, Dorset and South Dor
set The different departments were
arranged, and ladies named who will
be In charge. and to whom all en-
tries should be made. As II viii be
impossible TO See every housekeep-
er In the territory mentioned. the
committee wish through the Journal
10 invite every one OF the house
wives Of this district 10 send In
something for the exhibition. Do
not walt till the last minute. but be-
gin now TO prepare for the exhlbi-
ton. Remember IL viii be held
Wednesday evening and T. ursday al
ternoon and evening the 2lst and
22nd. First and second premiums
will be awarded In the different de-
phi anu Nuh prbl WshA 10 sA@S
winners. Every one will be treated
alike, and all viii have an equal
show. Housewives" get to work.
Prepare your exhibits and be ready
10 show the visitors and each other
what this community can do In the
home line BY taking a part 10 this
you not only give ideas
to others but you also gain Ideas for
yourself which viii be OF use to
you Ia your home work. The follow
Ing are the departments and the
ladies' In charge OF them. Art and
Fancy Work. Mrs. X. NJ. Campbell.
Mrs. +. II. West This includes
painting. drawing. etching. photo
graphs. brass work. wood carving.
fret work, aud burnt wood work;
croche,ing. embroiderins.
Ia.ting and halrpln work Candle
demonstration by Mrs. Ed
nund Manley, Domestic Booth: Mrs.
Snyder and Mrs. H. ~ Williams.
Three divisions Baking pies. cake.