The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-04-10

ii Trio, she reports the patient a.
progressing ~ veil as could be ca
peeied
TAsrs was delegation from
ssass Lodge - odd FeIioss IN At
tendance at ihs funeral q The late
IL i. Siilsou 10 Bennington %
Tuesday Afternoon Mr. Stillson Was
poet md master ~ the Odd
felloas and had been connected
with ihe order for great many
year ana had written a histof, u
lie order which Is the recognized an
thoriy by the Sovereign Grand
Lodge " the uniteA states
DORSET.
Rufus Gilbert. who spent has
Easter vacation with his parents in
this village. has returned 10 his stu
dies az y. v NJ
-four applications wefe reee v
al by Dorset Grange at their meet
Ing April 2nd. and more viii be ~
sor tAe next meeting April 10Th DEE
grees viii be conferred in May
The Degree Team of Dorset
Grange have been invited 10 confer
the sra aud 4th degrees on q class
for Mt. Aeolus Grange OF East Do
set. Saturday, April 18th. Past
Master T.. II. West viii be the pre-
siding officer.
R. NJ. Campbell. Master OF Dor
70. Grange. attended the meeting OF
bennington Grange last week IN the
interests OF the Grange exhibits next
al, at the Manchester Fair Ben
nington Grange will have an exhibf
md II will be good one.
Those attending the regular
Grange meetings find the program
provided by the Lecturer. Mrs X
NJ. Campbell, more and more graft
fying, and the outlook for the com
ing season is very bright. A diver
sity of subjects fin the lecturer
hour and readings, essays, and as
cussions Of timely interest, with yo'
cal and instrumental music, add Il
the enjoyment. At the last meet
ing. II. NJ. Campbell, w. NJ, being
out OF town, the masters station
was presided over by +. b Gilbert
Jr., who acted In the manner OF al
experienced officer. The discus
sion on the subject Of poultry viii
be continued at the next meeting.
Program for Dorset Grange No
231, April 18th, 1919
Vocal Solo. w X. ROBERTS
Musical Literature. Birds as Ar
lists" Frederick Gilber
Book, Short sketch of the life OF
John Fox, Jr.
Poem. The Betrothed by Rudyard
Kipling, w. }. HolieS
Reading Weather Sale up to date,
Mrs. Herbert Williams
Humorous Recitation, Selected,
Mrs. Clifton P. Ken
Tonic cor discussion, Poultry
Nv Favorite Breed of Chickens
e. Simmons, ]. Sheldon, j
Fisher. Fred Stone.
Reading, Slipping out of the Har-
ness. Miss Rena Chapman
/ Quartet, Miss Seymour, Mrs Camp
bell, W. r. Roberts, Clifton
Kent.
PAWLET.
II. ]. Nelson received carloa'
of western horses Tuesday.
The High School students WI
have a box social at the Town Hal
Saturday.
Harry Young of Walpole, n. VI
was detained III Ta"io'
by the high water.
Victor Young has gone to Her
ron. where he has position
The Hosford farm was recentl
sold for $4,000 to the Trombiy IAN
Nv The village residence was sol
m Damon Colvin for $1,000.
Mrs. Rhoda Smith of Granyiii
was called home Saturday by tn
,Ilness of her daughter. Mrs. Fran
: | Noodell
Word was received Sunday ,
|, Mrs George Young OF the death 9
ner mother, Mrs. Stone, in Danny
BONNEVILLE.
(Too late for last week.
Not as much maple sugar ma
: baen made here as usual.
W II. Castle OF Guiliord ma
been stopping at the hotel Tor
; few days.
, Herbert Lackey of Jamaica VI
' tied his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jon
: I.ackey on Sunday,
r Mrs. Edith Axtelle OF Houghio
S willie. who has been visiting her mo
or. Mrs. Mahala Styles at the mote
: .etruned home recently.
Owing to the high water la
week we had no mail over u
Vest River railroad from Wednesn
night until Monday.
The heavy rains OF last wee
raised the river the highest IL u
: peen since the freshet OF 1863
: overlooked its banks into the ro'
in several places washing the roa
uite badly ID. A. Leonard went
his barn Thursday afternoon al
!" when ready to return to the hou
gound the river running between I
. two buildings, on account OF '
:, depth OF the water he was Obliged
= go to the house on horseback. i
roads all over town are damaged !
" A great extent H. o. Coleman, I
:, road commissioner. with gang