The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-01-02

l HaH AtstNotsif Aas1f iioN AfAA ~
Moaday .cseAiuE the same vet q
officers vese olcstod Tor the rom
ine year
A w. phslou arrived home Sat
ryiay evening ana SUNDAY aitrrnooi
is4t Tor Nv~ York The nrandor
.a-toe 90. certainly kecra A. NJ
on toe 80.
several % our young pcoph
braved the storm last fiha, esea
inE ana drove to raslel to atteia
the invitation dance A very pleas
at ume Was reported
Hon. Moses aud Mrs. Sheldon
who are now living Ia warasberu,
~e.e IA Dorset short time agC
visiting their son Frederick She
aoa oi the Hollow.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM Crandall aud
family and Judge Nichols C'uncle
sherm" were guests OF MIR and
Mrs. Joseph Baldwin OF Danbl
Mountain Xmas day.
The recent dance given by the
Woodmen was a well attended AZ
fair and was social SUCCESS AZ
well as financial one. kent's or
chegra furnished music.
Misfortune never comes singly
and that is emphasized by the fact
that the entire family of Il. II. West
from Mr. West right on down thro
are housed with the grip.
John Mcbride, who is employed
AT Arlington. Va. was at home foI
a few days last week the guest OF
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Me
Bride OF the South District.
R. d. Campbell left last night
for Boston, Mass, and will be there
for several weeks. He hopes TO re
turn to Dorset for q longer visit
before going out on his next assign
ment.
Mrs. Frank Durham and son o.
chesterfield, N. H., were guests for
I few DAYS OF her mother, Mrs. |
.llen Ladd, on the West Road
drs. VIM. Wade and children of the |
Hollow" were dinner guests OF
Mrs. Ladd Xmas.
Mrs. John Marley. Sr., of the |
south district, who has been In |
with her sons for some
little time, returned last week
and soon leaves for Ithaca. n. Y.
where she will spend the winter
With her son Thomas Manley.
The regular meeting of the Dor
set Grange will be held Wednesday
Vening. The installation Of Off
,ers will be Friday evening the 10th.
rs Mr.. and Mrs. Sargent of Brattle-
loro will be unable to be here Oh
Wednesday evening. Refreshments
will be served after the instAlla-
ion.
The first ice accident of the
winter occurred last Monday after
loon when Sarah Streeter, daugh-
er OF Frank Streeter of Dorset Hol-
ow, slipped on the ice and fell
leavily breaking her leg four in
hes above the ankle. 1t is quite
bad break and will take some
ime TO heal. 1t is too bad and we
lope that the limb will knit In
,ood shape and not leave the young
ady with one limb shorter than the
'ther.
When all the members of the
Hilbert families are at home they
re hest In themselves. Most OF
hem were home for the holidays
IA the West Road has been
cry lively place for the past week
uppers, dinners, dances and drives ,
0 different points have kept all
n the jump and the time fairly
lew the events crowded each other
0 rapidly. The older members may
e a little tired, but We venture to
iy they enjoyed the holidays fully
$ much as the younger members.
The meeting of the Dorset Lib
airy Association was held Monday G
vening and the charter, constitution '
nd bylaws accepted and new set T
I officers elected to comply with e
he provisions OF the charter. Be @
ore the old organization went out t
{ existence reports were received {
rom the retiring officers which
howed the Library TO be in flour {
ihing condition. A balance of near Il
I 800 In the treasury. An in
rease of Sc volumes on the shelves q
nd all bills paid and several sub
,riptions in sight. The following
Ulcers were elected: Pres, T.
/. Comba; Vice-Pres.. Vim. r. Rob
rus; Treas, Mrs. A. p. Sherman;
ecy., Mrs. A. w. Phelon; Trustees,
,ur years, Mrs. F. G. Liddle, three
ears, Charles Lee, two years,
iiss Sherman, one year, Miss Bar
,ws. Several resolutions were pass
! thanking Mr.. j. c. Flynn, the
vision committee. Miss Hattie Gray
I'd Deacon q. NJ Sykes for SER
ces rendered. Also a vote Of
Ianks to all those who 80 kindly
mated books and money.