The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-09-19

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fsft,agr invited party of seniic-
mea . 90 to "llay stack tor view
! Thet motottd 70 the fUot Of tho
mountain Ana then started ou tuut
for the top. After losing the trail
several times and br,taklns ncw ones
fiva ~ tho party arrived At tho
summit ana weFe wcll repaid Tor
their hard climb
The Church and Socivtt commit
tcc met again sunday afternoon 20
consider the securing q another as'
Tor Several communications Noro
considered and The ma,t.l oi having
randidatce como for trRl sermon
discussed, AnadJonrument was then
taken and the calling a. another
meeting at an early date was hSt
with tho Chairman
Th. Dorset Inn ls stlll open
and doing quite huSinesa Tor this
irne of year Landlord Stafford has
been No busy between his store and
the Ina that he has had no time to
lpnd as the liat ot arrivals We
know however they have been mum
eaous the past two weeks II Is
a good place TO stop FOR a meal or
over night aud the touring parties
are finding II out and passing the
word TO others.
There will be masa meeting
on Monday evening az 1s0 o'clock
IN School Hall This meeting VII
be under the auspices of tho Dorset
Valley Improvement Association and
Dorset Grange No. 23l. John A.
scheuerle. secretary of the Bcnning-
ton County Vermont Improvement
Association, will present the work
u the association The farmers
viii organize for the purpose of CO
operation Let every Dorset farmer
attend
There viii be another meeting
Of the Dorset Valley Improvement
society next Monday evening ut the
school Hall. We hope all the mem
bers viii make an effort and attend
and VI possible bring q noighbor, The
and bylaws viii bo
presented and probably adopted. a.
vas suggested al the last meeting
there win probably be some
u musical entertainment 20 break
the mouotony Of the business SEES
iion.
Another entertainment has been
started TO raise more money towards
paying off the debt on the church
steps Arthur G. Clark Of New
York has charge Of II and It II
bound to be entertaining We hope
our people will not spend all their
money at the fair but will aave
half dollar for this entertanmets
which viii be given In about two
weeks in School Hall Thn, half
dollar will take you and your wife
r You and your best girl
About 2a OF the Dorset 3rangers
trossed the hin to attend The Pomo-
ia Grange meeting at Rupert last
friday. All f,lt we'll repaid for go
ng. There were large delegations
rom Wells aud Pawlet. and visitors
rom Hebron. West Hebron and Gran
lille. NJ Y, The ladies Of Rupert
irange served fine chicken pie
upper which was thoroughly appre-
lated by the visitors. A very good
Program was furnished by Mrs.
lark OF Wells. who Is the Pomona
lecturer. After the meeting the
'oung people enjoyed two hours Of
IaGcing. The next meeting viii be
With Mettowco Valley Grange OF
'awlet sometime In December
Only the presence Of mind Of
he chauffeur averted what might
ave been very serious accident
asst Friday afternoon. As 1t was.
he car was ditched and the ocen-
ants received severe shaking up,
n usual the cause OF All the trou
le escaped without scratch and
he car OF the innocent party was
The scene was the West
and a racing touring car
Dunding a curve without blowing its
orn. The racer tried TO blame the
river OF the ditched ear claiming
@ had not sounded his horn 80 that
ne racing car was unaware Of the
osaneRs Of the other car and for
lat reason did no tslow down At the
urye. We doubt II he would II he
ad heard the horn. as those Kind
I auto hogs depend on soaring
loae they meet, by their speed. into
lrnlng away out and thus securing
lmost all the road IL ~ very
yldent that the signs put W by
he Selectmen have little or no ef-
ect. II an example were made Of
Dme Of these racers the others
gould be more likely 10 heed our
'ws LEE
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