The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-09-12

R@ shWs fnr wufkmen are IN
bcst Ne sage and SCI them i.opl
- g. n Bass un b1t'aa q sr,'
/ lapaE shoc Store "a
Al the meeting u the Dorel
Grange last Wednesday nlght I, was
.eela.d 10 have Harvest eappt
Il taa Jrst Oetohcr meeiirg
Tho boom II Dorset real estate
loontinacs Mr Perkins Of New
I iork having purchased the Charles
Eastman farm Ia the Hollow
Edward J, Phillips and Miss
Doris N, Carpenter ~ this place
were married Monday evening b
Justice ~ the Peace John Fisher
Mrs. A. W Harrington. Jr.. Of
Church 81. who has been quilo IN
lsr the past week Is much bctter
ana able to he around the house
Mr.. Eddy. Mrs. parsors aud her
sen MIR Parsons Of Troy. " y, hay
nrrn 10 town thepast week as the
guests of u W Houston OF Church
street
Edwin Lofoyro. who haa been
IN New York Tor the past tive weeks
ieturned 10 "The Old stone House
On the West Road last Sunday even
ing.
Mr. and Mrs George Barrows
lrs. John Martin and Charles Mar
tin OF Granville, N. r., were IN town
for day last week calling on rela-
tives.
Miss Hayes of Newark, n j.,
Mrs. Young and Miss Young Of Min
neapolis. Mimi, are being entertain
ed this week at "Stonyeroft" by Mrs
1onoyer and Miss Craven
Saturday there viii be an auc-
ton at the owls Head farm own
ID by Mr.. Potts of Philadelphia, ia
VIII Wade who has operated the
farm is selling off his goods.
Miss Mildeid Whitehurst OF
Troy. NJ Y, who has been visiting
her nn,le and aunt. Mr. and Mrs.
H. Simmons for the past week, re-
turned TO her homo Monday after
noon.
Miss Hurley Of Bennington Is
the teacher OF the West Road school
Oar Village schools have the same
capable teachers Of last year, Mrs.
Snyder aud Miss Leary. Miss Bar
COWS teaches in the North District
and Mrs. Kendall Of Bennington Ia
ohe Hollow"
Through the Journal we wish |
to thank Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur G
Clark for their services In mhnA |
for the benefit OF |
our village. II has been pleasure |
and treat TO listen to their music,
and 1t was most thoroughly appre
,iated by all who had the privilege
n hearing it.
AT the Church society meeting
as. week Wednesday the following |
were elected 10 serve with the
-turch committee In securing a pas
.lr in Dlaoc OF Mr.. Hunt resigned
Allan BOurn, Il. Simmons and Mrs
R. N. Campbell A meeting Of the
otnt committee was held at the resi-
ien0s OF Mr.. Bourn Saturday after
ioon and Mr.. Bourn was elected
.hairman and Mrs Campbell secre-
ary A general discussion Of the
situation followed after which an
adjournment was taken to a later
late
The Dramatic Recital given by
Charles r.. Bushee last Friday eyon-
ng was listened TO by an apprecia
i've aud interested audience. The
eadings were given with expression,
ceiling aud pathos. During the
rogram Miss Harriet Holley accom-
anied Mr. Bushee on the piano with
appropriate selections. Miss Hol.
nys playing was as usual remarka-
ly fine and Dorset is indeed FORUM
to to have a musician OF such abil-
" In It's midst. Arthur Clark OF
lew York rendered several selec-
Iong on the violin which were rouno
, applauded and encored. He IL
player Of wonderful ability. Mrs
lark accompanied him on the piano
.ter paying the expenses a small
am was realized for the Library.
Monday evening the Dorset Val
y Improvement Society was formed
nd the following officers elected
res, r. II. Comba, Vice-Pres., ]. II
bcldon. secretary, y. u. Sheldon.
'easurer, Miss Anna Gilbert, ex- q
w. X. Roberts,C. A. Wade I
nd Miss Il. Louise Sykes After d
short and pithy talk by Mr.. scheu !
10 the meeting adjourned TO Mon I
~ evening the 23rd. when actiyeI l
ork Will begin That this move
eut Is good one everybody knows
I'd the aim is very much the same
that that the Grange Is trying 10