The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-03-12

NYahse eontWNirf a. Mr. Antf
Flshefs NondaY atgefnoon aad A.
rAnEsmenn erre maas for tae co.
ieragpmeIi q ,he pomopn GrAax
tomorrow
Mr. lohn nstaa ~ the sfnl'
ipw" Is lR Troy y ! visiting her
platlsss and several u hrr friends
Incidentally aaano thopPihr vjl ~
done ~ hefsef and some 81 her
nclehbors
40 che youRg people ot the
community over fifteen years a. agv
fAn nfitd 70 meet ., The Name
Heat Monday evening Tor reading
ana aor, hour 70 b. followed ny
an Informal good time
Our esteemed friend luds,
sherman Nichols o. the North Dis-
trirg. celebrated his san birthday
las, week Tuesday The Judge is in
splendid health and tor man q b.
years j. wonderfully active
Mast saturday morning tn,
Ch,ege Factory Association heid
is monthly meeting at the factory.
Regular business was transacted,
Voted TO repair the building. also
10 put in concrete floor Matter u
selling the milk or making chees.
left with the directors.
Al the meeting Of the YOUNG
Hsn's club last Monday evening" the
following were elected to active
nembersh n Clarence Blackmer
Raymond Batehelder Grover Jones
In conjunction with the Young La
dies Club. a sleighride was planned
for "Wednesday evening
THE Extension Service Of the
Vermont Agricultural College, which
sas held here for four days last
week, was fairly well attended, and
those who had the benefit OF the
instruction felt well repaid for theii
effort 10 attend the sessions. The
average attendance was little owe
thirty A we'll laid out program was
carried out so that there was some
thing doing all the time Of the foui
lays willis meetings were in session.
The Grange meeting last week
iyas ladies night and over SO OF
he members turned out to see what
the ladies would give them All OF
the stations were filled by sisters.
Mrs. H. s. Snyder, Master: Mrs. G,
Matson, Overseer; Mrs. A. w. Phe-
on, s cretary; Mrs f. Simmons,
Treasurer Mrs. VIM. Batchelder
Steward; Miss Gladys Crandall, Asst.
Steward, Miss Hazel Seymour. Gate
Keeper Mrs NJ. ID. Chapman, Chap
lain committe OF six was appoint
ed to work with the Executive Com
mittee for Pomona meeting One
application was received The offer ,
If Mettowee Valley Grange Club was I
accepted, also the report of the spec
al committee announcing an invita-
don dance on March 18th. After c
sons other matters had been dis
posed of the meeting was turned
,l.r to the lecturer and the follow
ing program was given:
Grange Program, March !, 1911.
Vocal Duet-The Rain Drops, by
Roeekel, Mrs Matson and Mrs,
Campbell.
Quartette--The Yankee Sleigh ;,
tide, Mrs. Matson, Mrs. Campbell !,
Miss Hazel Seymour, Miss Gladys
randall.
Reading-The Man Who Made -
he Brownies. Mrs. Il. Harwood.
Reading How Rose O'Neill Draw .
Her Kewpies. Mrs Phelon, n
Humorous Reading-A New Lease =
Il Life, Mrs. John Sheldon. 8
Reading Uncle Remus Wonder
al Tar BABY Story. Miss Anna Gil
,ert
Poem-The English Suffragette. "
Hiss Helen Barrows. =,
Reading-Th First Woman to use
Sewing Machine Miss Maud Nit
hell =,
Recitation-The Rural Carriers :,
light, Miss Amy Blackmer =
Piano Solo-Heart's Desire, Miss :,
ladys Crandall. ~
Poem Kinemadventure Miss =,
.thel Judd ~
Question What Shall We Do
With the Garbage? General discus
on
Recitation Mrs. Clifton Kent -.
Pom Fixin Up the Old Farm fol- :.
Winter, Mrs. Simmons. !,
Humorous Reading-Aunt Jeru
mas Visit to the City, Mrs f. @ "a,
tone.
Trouble Magnifiers- Haw- -,
ms -,
Recitation Keep o Coin, Miss ~,
azel Seymour
Vocal Solo--Charity, by MacDer- ~
i'd Mrs. r. NJ Campbell I.
This program was by far the best -
e have had in several months and u
Ie men will have to do considerable Il
linking and planning to beat Il at i.
Ie next meeting which will be next =.
eek the 18th.
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