The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-04-16

The special Easter music render
ed bv the choir at the church service
was greatly enjoyed and appreciated
by the congregation as were also the
floral decorations kindly loaned by
friends for the occasion and arranged
by some Of the young ladies OF the
church.
Mrs. f. W. Griswold and Miss
Griswold of Garden City, l.. l., were
in town last week looking for sum
mer home. They seemed much pleas
ed with Dorset, but wanted to visit
two other places before deciding
Dorset Is as good spot as they can
find in Vermont and they will not re-
gret it il they settle here.
--Advices have been received IN
Dorset Of the marriage on Monday
the 18th inst of Wallace Weir
Fahnestock to Miss H. Zephine Hum
phrey at Christ's Church, New Haven,
Conn. The journal wishes to extend
congratulations to this happy couple
and hopes that they will make Dorset
their permanent abiding place from
now on.
Hugh II. Batchelder of New York
CITY, and his sister Miss Rose Batch
elder, of Manchester, were in town
Tuesday calling on friends and rela-
tives. Mr.. Batehelder leaves next
week for Texas where he expects to
enter business. Another one OF our
Vermont boys who has gone out into
the world and who is malSingi good.
The Journal wishes him success IN
his new line Of work.
At the special service held on
Thursday evening preceding Good
Friday, the following persons were
received into the full communion OF
the Church: Myrtle Electa Nichols
Chloe Augusta Edgerton, Anna Alvira
Blackmer Mrs. Lola Seymour, Hazel
Winifred Seymour, Edwin Sykes
Hopeboom. The letter Of Mrs. A. b.
Roberts from the Congregational
church Of Manchester was received
and her name was transferred to the
roll of the Dorset church.
The Sunday school presented a
special Easter program last Sunday
morning, preceding the regular SER
vice Of the church. The children did
their parts well and deserve COM
mendation. Credit is also due the
superintendent, Mrs. George Gilbert
and the chorister, Mrs. Campbell, ano
all others who had part in the train
ing. The attendance of the Sunday
school is steadily rising. AT present
the primary class, taught by Mrs
stowell, holds the banner for punetu
atty. The program rendered by thu
Sunday school follows:
Program for Easter 1914
i Professional March Romano
Chorus Carol,
0 Wonderful Easter Mornint
Prayer
! Duet, 0 Calvary.
, Recitation, Mrs. Stowell's Class.
: Solo and Chorus,
Hail Beautiful Morning
Recitation, Mrs. Stowell's Glass.
E Easter Song, Walsh Girls.
Easter Song, Mrs. Stowell's Class.
Solo and Duet, Anthem Calvary.
) Recitation, Mrs. stowells Class.
/ Solo and Chorus,
The World is Keeping Taste
|, Recitation, Mrs. Stowell's Class.
Carol (ofrertory)
Rejoice the Lord is Kin
Offering
Story, Rev. Haven.
Solo and Chorus, Ring the Bells
Last Hymn,
God Shall Keep His Angel
DORSET HOLLOW NOTES
D William T. Kelley was in Mar
a chester Monday
y MIR. and Mrs. p. W. Mclaughli
we're guests IN the Hollow Friday.
Miss Lucy Norton Of the Gle
y Farm, has been spending a few day
with Mrs. Keyes Potter.
d Mrs. Aaron Reed and Mrs. Cha
Dunbar from Manchester Cente
spent the week end with Miss Ply
linda Roberts.
The Misses Lucy Mona, an
Amy Roberts Of Manchester, VII
{ have been visiting their Aunt, Mis-
Phyilnda Roberts. have returne
home.