The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-02-27

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+ tsas tavlng fals Fwotera ffen
re msAtles
Regular mevyira ~ fhe mpod
nen Wln ~ held rs school Hall ie
eight An members ARE arsea e
atieaa last SATURDAY sight sewers
" ,he memllem ~ the Dorset camf
ais atcd he melting 81 f'Hpiet
NJ and Mrs. George Wade and
family aho hnye heen Twins 10 lar
s.aEion. lll have returned q Yer
maat and van reside 10 Bennington.
Thef arc spending fen DAYS with
Mfs Waaes mother Mrs Ellen
iaad IL the West Road before
settling IN their Rew home
The Dorset friends ~ Y y
campbell uouid perhaps be interest.
al % learn that be il again 10 New
port News Va snd VIII DC there
for five or six weeks llc hopes
10 h. ia Dorset FOR a few days the
latter part Of April before going out
- MS summers WORK
The Womsns Foreign Mission
afy Society will meet with Mrs. Al
bert Roberts. "Wednesday. March 8,
at 8 .. NJ The topic Is the Wome
u China Mrs. Sherman will have
paper considering womans Priv.
ieses Under the old Regime and
Mrs Clifton Kent will tell as about
the Empress Dowagcr Please come
and bring q friend. new members a .
especially welcome
The many friends of Mr. and
Mrs G. n Williams heard with re-
eret Of the death of their son-in-law
David ". Andrews Mr. Andrews
died at his home in East River, c.,
Thursday the goth lnterment was
at Plantsyilie. CT. on the 22nd Mr..
Andrews was 2a years Of age aud Is
survived by his wife and two daugh-
tiers Ruth and Helen, Through the
Journal the Dorset friends wish 70
extend their sympathy 10 the ber-
eayed wife and daughters.
The following is the program
or the next Grange meeting March
18th. Piano duet. Mrs. X. NJ Camp
bell and w. X. Roberts; drama OF
today, Mrs. C. ?. Kent; short read
ing on the mechanism OF the Honey
Moon Express as seen at the Win
ter Garden, New York, sherman
talk on Ralph Connt
his writings, Rev W. l.. Haven;
mixed quartet. Messrs Roberts and
.e.t. Mrs Campbell and Miss b.
Seymour; Mt. Athos which may be-
come Monks Republic, b. b Shell
don; the COW and its uses, Mrs. 7.
G. Stone. followed by discussion,
Character song. Mrs. c. p. Kent, |
Miss H. Seymour, G. p Kent The
first and last numbers should have
been given at the last meeting, but
On account OF the illness of Mrs, |
Kent we're omitted.
We would remind the members
- luagb4uutnp pnmnpa GRANGE that
he next Quarterly meeting will be
sith Dorset Grange Friday afterndo
md evening. March 18th Afternoon
meeting will be called TO order at 4
o'clock, and will be in the 5th de.
gree. supper at 6, and the evening
aeeting in the An degree, 1t will
be caaled as soon as possible after
supper Members of Manchester an
East Dorset Oranges are cordially in
'lted to supper and the evening
session. Pomona members are re
minded that the Basket" method
s used and all are requested TO fur
llsh. No. slips win be sent out, so
10 not look for one. Members are
lrged to attend the afternoon meet
ng as there is businss which must
&c transacted, and If put over till
he evening interferes sadly with the
-ecturer's program.
About 40 members and several
isitors turned out last week We'd
esday to welcome State Lecturer
iallett. The program was well car
led out and the talk by the Wor-
by State Lecturer was well worth
stening TO. A very pleasant social
Ime was had and all felt they were
IMPLY repaid for attending the
ieetng. The next meeting will be
cid March 5th, and a most interest
~ program will be given At that
ieeting plans will be perfected to
IKE care Of th Pomona members on
riday the 7th Also final arrange
rents will be made for A. f. HAYES
he State Forester, who will be IN
corset on Wednesday, March 18th,
nd will deliver an address under
re auspices Of the Grange and the
orset Valley Improvement Associa- {
on. Every man, woman and child
lterested in Forestry should attend
IS meeting. II viii be free.
Obituary Notice