The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-03-19

village sai poa lisias Ia sssrsn y
4 U.s. IL tewn lAs saturday ard
Sunday Mrs Baker vas accompa Il.
bed b. Der $50 yoapFes children
Jeatle aad David
The la3allKtioa II ihe steam
bestine plant ~ the Dors@ Ion 10
completed and has been tested Il
seemA q be O X. apc the oocgpa ais
* TIE Inn are very much pleased
sith n
Mrs Mears a. the HolloN Is
suie seriously In Mn Me@n re-
Gently moved 20 this ride Of the
tovp from Eass Ilofsrt ~ As % b.
ntar her chndfsn. Mrs. Fred Sheldo 4
sud sherman Nichols
state Master " n Cady Of Md
iiabu1 was the guest q Dorset
Grange last Friday aud Saturday
state oYerseeer NJ u Roberts aud
stfe 81 Rupert we're also IN town
Friday
Mr.. and Mrs ! II sheldon en-.
teuained X u Campbell and Roland
r Harrington at supper last week
"Wednesday The occasion being Mr.
Harriugton's 2sth birthday. Other
guests were invited IN for the eve
ning
Contractor ] + Lille is max
ing rapid progress with the work
on the J d SHREDDER house on kers
Inl'' II this good weather holds
Mr. Lille viii have the building en-
closed and rooted In very short
time,
James Robinson Of Elm ST., was
out Sunday for an airing. He drove
as far as East Rupert and the trip
did him good Mr. Robinson has no
been ont of the house since the late
fall, and his friends were pleased to
see him looking so Well
The regular meeting of the
Woodmen was held last Thursday
night and considerable business was
disposed of 1t is rumored that they
will soon give another OF their popu-
lar dances.
Eleven young people were pre-
5ent at the reading circle and infor-
nal social held at the Manse last
Ionday night A cordial invitation
extended to all over fifteen years
/ age to be present at the next |
gathering which will 'be held on
snday, aMreh Goth.
The warm weather the last few
days has about put an end TO the
lleighiug and one sees as many wag-
tons and carriages on the roads as
ileighs Sunday and Monday the
sap was running quite freely and
8ime OF our farmers have taken
advantage OF the run and are get
ing a fine lot OF syrup for their
Tomorrow night the Mettowee
Valley Grange Dramatic Club of
Pawlet will present their play. ''The
Village School Maam" Those
who saw it In Pawlet consider 1t
very good play and well staged. Dcel
set people will not make a mistake
IN turning out and should do so to
show Pawlet that we appreciate thei
coming to our town.
-DoIset lost two old time citi-
Gems on Tuesday afternoon within a
'ew hours of each other, Keyes Pot
.er and Jason Hazlcton Mr.. Potter ,
gho had bee i'll for some weeks
,uccumbed to kidney trouble and
fas nearly 10 years Of age. He was
/ son of the late Edmund and Mary
\. Potter of this town. Mr.. Potter :
3 survived by a wife, who was
tulia Roberts before her marriage, r
md two brothers, Clark Potter Of 4
Janby ard Rufus Potter of Dorset,
.lso sister, Mrs Dimmis Collins Il
)orset The funeral services will be
leld at 10 A. NJ. Thursday Mr.. h
Hazleton was also born in dorset
md was nearly So years OF age. v
lis death was caused by acute :,
rights Disease. The funeral will :
re held Thursday afternoon at two
'clock Mr.. Hazleton leaves a wife
nd five children, three daughters,
frs Ira Tiff, Mrs. Burton Harring- .
ON and MIS- Sarah lazleton; and
wo sons, Frank Hazleton of Fort u
,iward nd Rolza Hazleton of Man =
hester. Mr.. Hazleton was the last
I his generation.
'omona Meeting at Dorset, Vt, :
Friday, March 18th.
Another Pomona meeting has been
cid aud was well attended Good \
lied delegations were present from -
Wells, Pawlet, Rupert and Manches- h
en- At the afternoon meeting 20 /,
ames We're presented for member
hip. On motion the Secretary was
Instructed to cast one ballot and the
pplicants were declared elected
.egular routine business was dis =
osed Of, after which recess was ~
iken TO SIS. The tables were ~
zen set up and most bountiful su
er served by the ladies OF Dorset
range. About 1870 enjoyed the Vi