The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-02-06

Sunday visitors al Mrs Ellis Wade
Of the Hollow Road
Hon Moses aud Mrs. sheldol
of Wardsboro have been spendin,
the past week with their son Fred
orick IN Dorset Hollow
There was another dance II
School Hall TUESDAY night whlcl
was well attended. kents orches
ira furnished the music
NJ. v. Barbour OF Toledo. Ohio
leaves this week for an EXTENDED
trip TO Georgia aud Florida. III
will be gone several weeks.
The Christian Endeayor So
eiety will give a social In the churel
Friday evening the l4th. Look 70
more about it next week.
The receipt OF post cards ant
letters from Mr.. and Mrs. J. A
Eagleson at Miami, Fla, tell OF I
delightful time being spent
"A. O. Chapman aud wife have
moved from the Barrows House I,
the home OF Rollin Weeks wher
they Will remain for a time.
The regular monthly mee1nt
OF the Dorset Valley Improvement
;ociety was held with Mr.. and Mrs
J. II. Sheldon Monday evening
Regular meeting of the Wood
men will be held week from to
night. All members areurged TO at
tend as business Of Importance vii
come up.
-Heinel the clothier has selected
rom his stock so youths suits
sizes 16, II, is, 10, 30, ranging II
price to $1,000, which he viii
close out at $500. Reason--over
stocked. adv
The dance last Friday nigh
was attended by about 25. On
account of the severe storm &
great many from out OF town were
kept from coming.
Edward Morris fayored severa
Of his friends with post cards of Col
orado. They were greatly appre
lated and enjoyed. Your CORES
Dondent was one OF the favored
ones.
"A change for the better In tbs
,seather at last. Cold and some
now which will be an improvement
for all as the kind of weather w
ave been getting has caused 8
pgeas dtel OF sickness.
Regular meeting of the Dorse
.irange was held last night. A elias
Of eight were given the third ant
fourth degrees by Past Master Wesi
assisted by the regular officers. 4
Harvest Supper" was Served by th'
ladies OF the Grange after the de
,ree work.
The annual oyster supper o
the Church will be held in the Lex
ture Room on Friday evening the
21st. Friends from the surround
ing towns are cordially invited /,
come. to Dorset and help dispose ol
a good supper. Look for the hand
bills little later.
Mrs. Sarah Connell and Mrs. A
" Phelon entertained Mr.. and
Mrs | II. Glover. Miss Burns ol
Proctor. and Thomas Burns of So
Dorset at supper last Saturday ey-
ming. u. J. Connell and Master
phillip Connell were week enc
guests OF Mrs. Sarah Connell OF
the South District.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Sheldon
who have been visiting with Mr.
and Mrs, s. S. Pratt of Brooklyn, n
L., aud with Mr. and Mrs. Allan
.3ourn Of Yonkers, N. Y, came home
by way OF Amherst. Mass, wheIt
hey visited with Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Baker, arriving at their HON
n Church St, the middle of last
week.
We are very glad to be able
TO announce that A. w. Hawes
State Forester will positively b.
with us March 18th, and give us q
lecture on how to preserve our
es The meeting will be under
the auspices OF the Grange anc
Dolsst Valley Improvement Associa.
ton II will be free lecture anc
everyone In this valley is urged t.
attend.
Miss Bessie Sheldon of Mime
apofs, MINI, and Miss Marcia Gray
who is spending the winter IN that
city, had the privilege a attending
the annual banquet of the Vermont
Association Of Minneapolis short
time ago. They report very
pleasant evening, and meeting a
ompaBy OF fine men and women.
Many stories were told about the
men. women and children OF Yer
mont Then one OF the city pas.
tors gave some items OF history III
regard TO the State. and spoke words
Of encouragement and praise for ~
stalwart. honest and intelligent citi-
zeas. and said what We all know
that Il Is an honor 10 have been
born there.
No liaekache or Kidney Pains.