The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-11-13

RNANAa NiAA 'NANs tNAfA " "@N - 49,
'Ho1ow Road
Mr. aud Mrs Norman Morehoua's'
Of West Rupert spent last Friday
with Mr.. and Mrs, Edward Tiff OF
the north district.
There was a turkey and chick
~n rattle at Fred seymours shop
Saturday night We understand 1t
was well attended
There viii be another social
dance ~ school hal tomorrow night
Kent Manley- Matson Orchestra
win furnish the music.
Miss whitcomb. teacher OF our
Grammar department, spent Friday
night and Saturday with Mrs. Henry
Chapman at Manchester Center.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Eagleson
closed their home eWestview' in
the South District last week and
are IN New York for the winter.
Regular meeting OF the Wood
men tonight In School Hall. All
laambers are urged TO come out.
Important business to be transact
ID.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Matson re-
turned last Thursday from their
wedding trip and received warm
welcome from number OF their
young friends.
Messrs. Crane d West OF the
West Road are building new road
from the main road to the top oil
the Lookout" opposite the Crane
property.
The windmill which has stood IN
the rear OF the Maple" for SO
many years was taken down last
week c. A. Wade and men per-
formed the work.
MIS-. A. p. Sherman having clos
| I'd her house for the winter, MISS
| Anna Carhart has taken room AT
| The Inn where we know she Will be
yery comfortable.
-Clarenc Blackmer and Alfred
| Seymour we're in Granyi lie, N. y
asst Friday interviewing Dr. Collins
they took in the dance at Pawlet
| on their way home.
Evelyn Tiff Of the NO, DISTRICT
was struck with stone III the
school yard during recess. The chllu
was quite badly hurt and the doctor
nad to take stitch in the wound
Mr.. and Mrs. e. II. West, the
Misses Elizabeth and Helen West,
and Mrs. Geo. N. Chambers of the
wet Road were In Rutland last
week Thursday attending the con
ert and also doing little shopping
Our genial friend, Ned Cassie
nan. left last week for his home
n Arden, N. Y. We hope to see
aim again before Christmas. Too
Dad he could not have remained
tor the deer hunting
The deer hunting began Mon
day and by the time this is print
ID there will probably be number
If the animals disposed OF by the
hunters of this section.
w. Il. Kent has installed not
water plant In his new house on
'kant lHiIl," II works Ike
charm and during this warm weather
,as near.y driven the family out Of
doors.
r M. Campbell, Master OF Dor
set Grange, has been appointed
Chairman OF the Committee Tor Inc
| Good OF the Order" for the State
Grange meeting which Will be hero
| in Rutland next month.
Next regular meeting OF the
Dorset Grange will be held Wed
aesday evening the 18th. The first
and second degrees will be given
lass OF six by Past Master f. g.
| ytone. assisted by the regular OIL
GERS OF the Grange.
When Jason Hazleton OF the
| Hollow" returned from Fort Edwar
In. Y, last week he brought
line -year-old colt back Wit
aim. 1t is we'll broken and does not
seem to be afraid of anything.
There was special meeting las
saturday Of the w. r, 9. In school,
Hall. Mrs. Marsden OF Bennington,
the Senior Vice Department Com
mander, having come up on an in
spection visit. The regular w X,
&. meeting will be held Saturday al
ternoon at 230 in the hall.
The Yoke Bearers met with
AZ. and Mrs. l.. z. Snyder at the
Inn Saturday evening. A fine
supper and social time We're enjoy
3D. Mrs. Frederick Crane spoke
on social problems and Miss Anna
carhart talked ON settlement WORK
twenty three were present
Mrs. Abigail Brown. a sister OF
the late Jonathan Roberts Of Dorset
Hollow. died last Sunday morning
| ii the home Of Miss Philinda Robert
in Dorset Hollow. Mrs. Brown was
over 50 years Of age and had been
an invalid for some time. The fun
eral was held Tuesday and inter
ment was In Dandy cemetery Rev.
W. Leroy Haven officiated.
1t was voted last Sunday 70
have Sunday school, In the morning
before the church service. The ses-
sion viii begin at 1915 a. m, and
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