The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-11-28

a. Nund tinfsll tttRf fttAhRt W
w.l give an secount q them in nos
eeekt issps q al depeads OF
those who aie eiilire to aia th'
aorrc .,onaeut
The caa 10 the heY ~ Lero,
Haven of Monislosn \ J.. extend
cd by the porsct aad GAai Rnper
Cong eeailou4i society has bcel
&c ,f.,4 aud Mr Hayeu eApeets ID
oocuiy the mipn the o,na sunda,
~ peeemhcr
.4ss 10aataAps Crane, KnAghi
c,leusascd hen tnllt,euth birthda,
..s, filogl hy an auto uip 10 Man
I chester NHn Aor teo lreada th,
M.asos Anna aud Wnlir.a aan,ey
aaa AtalWArd entertained the two
young ladies to dinner
4 ihe IAN term of the village
school e.osed last Friday and there
( Si4l oe two weeks vacation before
ane winter torn besins There is
plan on loot to centralize the
schools Of thls district and during
ne VACATION The ground floor Of "a.
village school building viii be pie
pared for the scholars OF the out
ylng districts.
-ihe Dolset Village school clos
n the iali term iast Frlaay, NOV.
-. The following Is last OF the
.,rlmaly cnaofen naung the best at
.eAaanee. Pupils not absent dur
ag the term. Ada Weeks, Harold
aanIey, matte Mcbride, Harry Bak-
e., Jessie BAKER. Dorothy Kelley.
coma Lros.er, kouney weeks. Alb
.~At one day Lena Baker. Theresa
Judd. Aiya Tart.
The school in Dorset Hollow
Ios.d lne zoui, with the following
report. The highest mark in spell
,ng was gained ny trace Jones, fth
grade. ine highest mark In arith'
lnetlc was gained by Glynn Roberts
and Grace Jones, lth grade, Mary
zones, 9th grace, Grover Jones, ith
grade. Best department throughout
me term, Amy Roberts, Mary Jones,
violet Roberts. Bessie Lamphere.
Nary and Emily Paddock. Best at
.enaance. Mary Jones. Violet Rob
erts. loal attendance 16 Aver
age attendance l3.
NJ Hattie Shafer, teacher
Mrs. Fanny Huiett Of Pawlet,
.le "a ucGIse S. luiott Of that
place, died at the home of her son.
lloyd Hulett. OF the North Dat.
-.sl ILuisaay hlght alter thret |
weeks illness. Mis-. Huiett hat
cen III more or less for the past
.ght months and was on visit 10 |
.er son in Dorset When stricken
With the illness which caused her
.eath The funeral VAS held at the
awlet home SATURDAY afternoon
md the interment Was in the Paw
IT cemetery Mrs. Hulett was 81
ears OF age andis survived by her
husband, daughter and two sons.
Last week Wednesday evening
vas red letter night for Dorset.
Ihe Lecturer Of the Grange had ar
'anged program which many Gran
ses in the larger towns would have
,een glad to have. 1t consisted OF
hree speakers prominent In the
Jounty and OF whom there are none
,etter In their respective lines. Mr..
4. Is. Dickenson talked on the ad-
'antages OF educating the children
" Capitalization Of our schools.
he subject proved very interesting
nd was we'll presented by Mr.. Dick
nson. Mr.. j. L. Sherman. the U. s.
arm expert, spoke on Systematic
Iarming". He was listened to with
lose attention and all present felt
hat what he had said could be foI
owed TO advantage. ID. II. Win Z
low, the U. s. road expert WAS the
Ist speaker. and for over half al
our kept the audience both interes
d and amused by hts straightfor
ward talk and numerous anecdotes.
4 places and people which occurred
uring his work In different parts h
i the country. The talks OF the I
hree gentlemen dovetailed In a
lanner TO almost make one think
lat they had arranged for il, Such
CWetog was not the case Mr..
dickinson had not expected to talk
nd had only done so at the earnest
of those In charge of
he program. District Deputy Rob
irts OF Rupert was also present and
,efore the open meeting had few
words TO say AS the lecturers
lour had been thrown open to the
Dublic quite a number, who were
lot Changers, took advantage OF the
opportunity and felt we'll repaid for
attending. Such meetings are OF
'reat benefit 10 q community and
ye hope the Grange will have more
" them through the winter Be
re the meeting was adjourned by
he Master a vote Of thanks was
to the gentlemen for their
entertaining and instructive talks,
nd same was spread on the minutes
rhe meeting next Wednesday night
viii be for the election of officers
or the coming year and full atten-
lance is hoped for
NORTH DORSET:
School closed last week for the
Thanksgiving vacation.
WIN. Corey has moved his
louSrio'd eoodPiD Dauby
Mrs. Alec Sears OF Manchest,
pent Sunday at chas Lanes
.Nrw q y Crifft,h ~ NJ, pau-