The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-10-24

people, and promises to be most in
teresting
stephen Dillingham; who sold
ais place IN Dorset Hollow a short
sme ago has taken place near
Manchester and moved his family TO
their new home last week Ills
friends wish him success Ia his
/ Jenture.
Red raspberrles picked on the
| | 9Th Of October What do yun thin
OF that2 Mis- ] Towsley ot the
| eat Road was the fortunate one
who gathered them. Wild sl,au
ries IN blossom in the fields have
Oeen a common sight the past week.
indian summer is certainly with US
Mrs. John Manley Of Bratueboi
was an over night guest OF her aunt
Mrs C. n. Williams, last Wednesday
uhlNtNiS Hioi ilHh M hhd "in WI
llams lett with Mrs. Manley Tor at
auto trip through the state auo
they will be gone for several days
Mrs. Manley lis an expert driver ana
handles her car without the aid o.
man.
Mr. and Mrs. j. II Bowman oi
Toledo, o., have purchased a lot on
Kent Hill and viii erect cottage
on II in the near future. w H. kent
was the agent who put the deal
through. We understand that there
are two or three Others who ART
negotiating Tor lots on the hill. II
Is one of the most attractive spotb
"a town and those securing home
there will indeed be fortunate
We have just learned that the
Vermont State Grange viii hold ~
.neeting this year In Rutland Dec
l0-1i-12th, la Shriner's Hall We
lope the Oranges OF Rutland ana
bennington Counties Will arrange 10
ave large delegations attend these
neetings II is a long time since
he State meeting has been held ln
lhis part OF the State aud the Gran
GERS should show their appreciation
~ turning out In force Remember
-ne date aud plan accordingly
arrangements are about com
Jleteu ior the Second Annual Agri-
cultural Exhibit OF Dorset Grange
which opens tomorrow night In
school Hall and will continue Satur-
,iav afternoon and evening. A great
deal of interest is being shown by
,he residents of this section and
he urangers of the surrounding
towns. II reports are true Dorsel
viii have to look ont or the other
towns viii carry off the premiums,
specially In the poultry line. Re-
there viii g three iirst
premiums on the three different
xinds of corn. and also three on the
hree ears shelling the most. An
az chosen from the three exhibits.
lhe premiums on the other exhibits
ire arranged on the same basis as
It the Manchester Fair fist
md a second on every line men
ioned in the hand bills which you
III have seen. This exhibition prom
SEES 10 be a dandy" and eau not
ielp but be an incentive TO our farm
,rs for the future. We hope 10 sse
III our friends Of the Bennington
Jounty Vermont Improvement Asso-
.iation who are Interested IN farm
ng, and that they viii 30 away
With a resolve TO come again next
ear to note the advancement Of our
armers In their products. Good
judges will be on hand and no favor /
viii be shown The best exhibits ,
vim win the premiums
~ Regiment Of Two"
"A Regiment OF Two" has come
nd gone, and 10 say that they made
good impression is putting II very
mid. 1he play is a most amusing
ne and creates several Ianghable
IL deals with a family q
ons.sting Of ihe father, mother. q
iarried daughter and an unmarried Il
aurLter. titled Englishman. and o
be young lover. also German mai e
nd her sweetheart shO ~ the y
lumber aud who ia called in 10 Z
.op a broken water pipe The faith .
? aud i,Ju-iB-Iaw are are inyesteratsl y
sherlneu. but find il hard work 20 v
ldulge their fad az they are ruled 4
Itb a rod 81 iron BY the women of "
le family. TO get away for thdr Y
shlng aud To take o some other pi
irml.ss amusements they pretend rt
have Joined the 5sth Regiment a
which The lover aud the German di
umbef both belong But hold. II u
9 tell II all you viii not be inter ic
ted ID seeing il when they re
at IL elsewhere as We hops they u
IN do. 80
The members of the cast showed
at they had devoted great deal be
time and hard work 20 their parts ~
q that The dir~stOs. Arthur G as
ark. lad fully proved ha ability 70