The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-02-13

da5e tAht week khtNtN ul hF Al
Mrs Henry Williams
MIR and Mrs. Richard Elm,
aud two children OF Manchester ~
pot were sunday guests OF Mr. an
Mrs. NJ d, Chapman
Miss Grace Sexton OF Ea,
Dorset was Ia town for several day
ast week visiting her aunt, Mr.
Al u, Roberts OF Church ST
&C. A. Wade and his men ar
sery busy these days traIsplanting
Anmber OF trees and shrubs 70
ome Of our summer property owr
ers.
\ &C. p Kent has been confined (
The house with an attack Of grip an
Sas unable TO occupy his aecustome
place IN the choir last Sunday. u
p. Gilbert substituted for him,
Washington Pomona Grange vii
! probably meet with Dorset Grang
Friday afternoon and evening OF
March 7th Positive information vii
be given in later issue.
seymour wilkins Of the "flol
low was unfortunate in losing
horse last week. The animal drop
ped dead while drawing load o
logs on the highway Cause. hear
diccase.
The Chicago Advance has al
obituary notice OF Mrs. Mary AM
Goodrich OF haywood. H., who wai
born in Dorset in 1922. whose an
cestry dates back to Alexander Ken
and Mercy Gray.
The greatest opportunity tha
Real Estate owners In this section
have ever had TO dispose of theil
property AT their own terms is nov
offered them by George f, Lawrenc,
Zee adv In this Issue. adv.
Mrs. C. N. Williams OF the
south District entertained severa
riends at supper last Friday night
and Saturday entertained Mrs. A. /
Cheney of Church St, and Miss Car.
rie Holley OF North Main St, at din.
ner.
Measles have secured a grip on
the Dorset children and We may
pok for a run OF them through our
town. The little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. N. Williams of the South
District Is the first to come down
with them.
do not forget that the annual
church supper will be held Friday
y,srins the 21st. Out OF town
riends are cordially invited and il
Is to be hoped that there will be a
all OF snow before then so as to
nsure good sleighing.
Tomorrow evening. Friday, the
Voodmen will give one OF their
opular dances at School Hall II
will be Masquerade and we have
o doubt there will be some anus
costumes shown. Kent's Or
hestra will furnish the music.
The young peoples Social and
Debating Club met in the Lecture
Room Of the church Monday even,
ing After the study hour, an hour
was spent socially and a very pleas
ant time was had They will meet
again Monday evening the Gath.
All desiring to order fertilizer
ough the Farmers League should
mmunicate with the Secretary, f.
II. West. A car for Dorset will be
ordered about the goth inst. About
6 per ton is saved the consumer by
1uying in this cooperative way,
The WomeD's Home Missionary
Society will meet at Mrs. Experience
,arrows, Feb. 18Th. at y. m A
very interesting program has been
and all who can arrange
0 be present will be sure to be in
crested as well as instructed con
erning "Mormonism" in our coun-
try.
Word has been received that
State Lecturer Hallett will be at the
next Wednesday night and
all Grangers who can arrange IL are
urged 10 be on hand 10 give Mr.. Hal
lett warm welcome. Remem Der
he meeting viii be called to order
at eight BE on hand at
I45.
The following program has been
arranged for the next Grange meet
ng which will be held Wednesday
'yening the 18th: Song by the
irange. No. 1877 A short essay on
Joseph Conrad. writer. and a brief
OF the latest books, Mrs. T..
u West A concise talk on the
irama OF today. Mrs. c. r. Kent. |
solo. y. II West. Topic |
or discussion, Are Birds a detri-
nent to the farm? II not, why not
Miss Anna Gilbert. Followed by
hort arguments by Brothers and
'lFters. Vocal solo. Miss Ethel Sey-
aonr Reading, A lesson from yell 4
ow Mush. w. j. Hoiley. Current
vents. r. NJ. Campbell. Character
long. Because he Joined the Grange
irs. &. + Kent. Miss Hazel sey
nour ard c. r Kent
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