The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-05-23

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and Mrs Kent % the West Road
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iN 81 llyed IN town last Friday
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ST. Vermont hoard Of Health
! WIN Give free Lecture and Ian.
teen Exhibit 10 the Han Thursday
june oh subject The White
Plague
The social given by the c y.
isty last Friday evening was a
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served aud all who attended enjoy
cd the evening.
Mss Hazel lt9as OF Glen
Farm .nnl several days With Mr.,
T. = starks last week at the home
ct " y. Sykes, where Mrs s,arks
is staying
Washington Pomona Grange will
meet with Cold Spring Grange Of
Wells. sometime during June We
hope to be able to give the exact
date IN next weeks issue OF the
Journal.
MANY garden viii have 20
be replanted as the heavy rains of
the rast week have rotted the seed
The late planters will fare as well
a. those who ruched their gardens.
Cola soil and wet weather are not
good for seed.
Nests of worms are seen every
whore n the trees, tn yards. gar
dens and along the roads. Now Is
the time to dispose OF them DO
not wait till they have grown and
scattered The only way to dispose
Of them is 10 burn the nests Se-
cure a long light pole, tie several
well soaked cloths around one end,
set on fire and 20 at them. The
harm you do 20 the trees or bush
IS trivial, compared to the harm the
worms win do II you allow them TO
remain Now is the time to act
DO not wait till the damage has
been done
The reglaur weekly prayer
meeting which is usually held Tues
day evening was omitted this week,
and will be held jointly with the
Home Missionary Society tomorrow
(Friday) night There will be an
address in the Lecture Room to
which everyone is cordially invited
Rev. Reuben L. Breed OF New York,
N y will speak on Home Mis-
siCnary work. This meeting will
take the place Of the regular pro-
gram meeting, and will be in charge
OF the Ladies Home Missionary So
ciety. All who are interested in
the work are requested to attend
and to try and bring some friend
or friends who might become inter.
ested
A week from today viii be
Memorial Day when almost every
one throughout these United States
Will join in fitting tribute to the |
dead of the Civil War. To a few |
1t Is a memory. To the majority II |
is history. TO all Of MS II has given
a united land, and we one and all |
should do what we can to make the |
day a pleasant one for the few
brave men who are left Show
them the respect they arc entitled
to by attending their exercises, and
by decorating your homes with the
colors they so nobly fought 20 pre-
serve. We are reaping the benefit
of their sacrifice and devotion 10
their country Let us show them
we appreciate ii by making the rest
of their days as pleasant as posi-
Bile.
AT the regular meeting Of Dor
set Grange last week the Master an
nounced the following names foi
the Housewives" COMMITTEES Mes
danes r. NJ. Campbell, J. Fisher, NJ.
D. Chapman, J II. Sheldon, H. S.
Snyder, Il. Simmons, f. II West, c.
F. Kent, b. Phillips, II. ilarwood, G.
Towsley. II Hulsberg, L. Edgerton,
An equal number OF the unmarried
ladies' were appointed TO work with
the above named ladies AS soon
rs possible after Memorial Day
OF the Committee will be
held aud the real work OF prepdra-
ion viii begin The Lecturers pro-
gram was given over 10 Good
Roads, and was most thoroughly
gone into In fact II was one Of
he best discussions the Grange has
lad III some time The subject
viii be continued at the next meet
ng June 9Th. and II IA desired by
he Lecturer that all members who
believe in this most important sub
ect will make an effort to be at the
Meeting, and be prepared 10 say
ew words.
VIM j. Fuller Post No j2, @
\. Il and kindred organizations will
observe Memorial Day at Dorset
'awlet Cornet Band will furnish in
music and Rev J j I
King Of West Rupert viii deliver
he address Our old friend G n
Williams viii have charge Of vocal
music. All of the school children
d charge Of their teachers are cor.