The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-02-22


SIN recover II she = spared uii
September she wil be i0e wears
Old.
a " Phelon sent 70 Rutland
Oh business ias, Friday. and later
in the day cropped ia on the Mt
Klilinston Pomona meeting At wes,
Rutland
Word Was received last week
from State OyerEeor ~ u Cady
that be and Mrs cady would be
10 Dorset March Sth. 10 attend the
pomona meeting
Mrs Charles willard 81 Man.
chester Depot, and Mrs Charles Nc
Bride Of the South end we're guests
o. Mrs Merritt Chapman for the day
last Friday
Latest reports from Burlington
are that Miss Bertha Gilbert Is very
much better, and unless there is a
relapse viii be able 10 come home
IN abon, two weeks
P " Kent OF Rutland, who
has been IN Hartford. Ct. on bust
ness for several days last week.
spent the week cnd with Judge and
Mrs G. y Kent ON the West Road
On account OF the coal short
age several loads have been drawn
into Dorset from West Pawlet. Ru-
pert and Grenyille The price in
those towns is the same as in
Manchester.
Mr. and Mrs. c. a. Williams
went 10 Bennington Saturday TO yisi
Mr. and Mrs Henry Williams and
20 attend the Williams wedding an
niyersary They returned TO Dor
set yesterday afternoon
"A wedding occurred at the par
sonage Feb. 18th, when James Fish
er OF Elm St, was united to Miss
Hattie Dourroughs OF the West Mt.
Rev f. r Hunt performed the
ceremony.
Mrs J NJ Armstrong is still
very I'll and unable TO retain nour-
ishment We sincerely hope that
ere this is printed there will be
turn for the better. and a steady i'm
provement follow.
The superintendent Of Glen
Farm" in the Hollow gave val
entine party last Wednesday even
Ing and he aud his employees sery-
ed hot drinks and sandwiches. All
had a merry time.
--Rumor has II that we will have
the pleasure of listening to Rev.
Mr. King on Memorial Day. We
hope the rumor is true as the gen
tleman is very bright and inter
esting talker.
-Mlss Lizzie Harwood of the
West Road left last Friday for
visit with Miss jamie Hilliard OF Rut
land. Miss Harwood will also visit
her sister. Mrs. Walter Manley at
Bratlteboro before returning TO
Dorset.
Aaron Baker, Jr., has moved
from the Williams tenement on
South Main St. TO the house east
Of G. NJ Sykes store. Frank Tar
bell, who is to work for II. N
Williams the coming year win oc
cupy the house vacated by Mr.. Bak-
er's family.
w J Holley and Miss Angie
Holley went to Bennington last week
TO visit Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. b. Shell
don While there w. ]. ran down
to Troy, N Y, for short busi-
ness trip and returned to Dorset
direct from Troy. Miss Holley re-
turned from Bennington Tuesday.
We congratulate Mr.. and Mrs.
~ McWayne on passing their 5lst
wedding anniversary which they cele
bra'ed last week by entertaining
their children aud grandchildren at
supper. That they will be spared
to celebrate n great many more Is
the wish OF their many friends.
DR.. George Holley Gilbert
preached in the absence of Rev. b.
r. Hunt who is in Springfield, Mass.
visiting his daughter, Mrs Pease.
DR.. Gilbert preached from Luke IL
End. Father" AS usual 1t was
a very interesting sermon, and re-
ceived the close attention of all
who were present
"A new orchestra has appeared
in our village and will soon be ready
to give us evening entertainments.
Their first appearance was at the
Grange meeting Monday night. The
members are Messrs. c. p. Kent,
violin; Smith Matson, clarlonet; Al
fred Seymour. drums and cymbals;
and Mrs. Rose l.. Kent, pianist
Dorset was very fortunate dur
ing the cold weather OF the past two
months as regards the water sys-
TEN Only three cases OF freezing |
OF pipes One in house on Church |
St. aud two hydrants were the sum
total OF trouble From what We
hear Manchester was not so FORUM |
ate.
Copies OF the Third Annual
Report Of the Commissioner Of Az
riculture have been received. and
make most interesting reading
Every farmer who Is really interest
ID In his work should send and
secure copy OF the report II be
ioes he is bound to learn something
and also find out what Is being
lone IN other sections OF our state.
The Grammar School Debating
Club met with Miss Amy Harwood