The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-10-29

North road in the Hollow" Il rapid
nearing completion. The roof Is fir
lshcd ard II is all enclosed SO that th
men can continue work inside throngl
the coming cold weather When fin
ished and the grounds graded, Nh
Aborn will have one Of the pleasant
est places in Dorset. j. r. Lille is III
contractor.
Among those who attended tn
Grange meeting last week were Stat,
oyerseer and District Deputy NJ. B
Roberts and wife Of Rupert. Washing
ton Pomona Grange Master II. b
Denman and wife, Worthy master
Eugene Smith Of Mettowee Vale.
Grange. Pawlet; Miss Smith, Clarene,
Laekey and mother, Mrs. Lackey
Christopher Monroe, all of Pawlet
and Wilson Clark Of Cold Spring
Grange, Wells.
State, county, and representative
election will be next Tuesday. This
year the voting will be in the School
hall at East Dorset. On this side we
hear very little about who is who and
what is what. For some reason our
voters are keeping very quiet; but
they will be on hand Tuesday and
when all is over the counters Of the
votes will find it no easy job, as from
what we have heard there will be a
lot Of jumping around on the two
tickets.
The engagement is announced of
Elizabeth Cheney, eldest daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Baker Cheney, to
j. George Young. Miss Cheney and
her father are at present with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Vance Cheney in San Diego,
Cal. The wedding will take place
Nov. Both, at the home of Miss Chen
eys' uncle, John Vance Cheney. Mr..
Young, formerly of Troy, N. Y, now
lives at Imperial, Cal. When visiting
Dorset from time to time, Mr.. Young
made many friends and, through the
Journal, the friends of both wish to
extend best wishes for a long and
happy life.
We are sorry to announce the clos
ing of the Barrows House which will
occur on November LIST. This house
has been open all the year for over
Ia years and has always been well
patronized during that time. Mr.. and
Mrs. f. w. Barrows during Mr.. Bar
rows life) did all they could to make
their guests feel that the house was
a home for those who were staying
with them. Since Mr.. Barrow's death,
which occurred about year ago, Mrs.
Barrows has followed in the same line.
Mrs. Barrows leaves Dorset next week
'or Syracuse, N. Y, and we will be
very sorry to have her go; but know
hat the long rest she will have with
Ter children is well deserved. Her
friends, through the Journal, wish her
very pleasant winter.
Next week Friday and Saturday,
lov 9Th and 7th, Dorset Grange will
old their Fourth Annual Agricultural
Exhibition in School hall. Small cash
remiums and premium ribbons will
e given in the different classes and
wo or three special premiums will al
0 be given. Premium lists can be
ecured from the Masters of the fol !:
wing Oranges: East Dorset, Man
hester, Rupert, Pawlet, and Wells.
llso from the Master or secretary of }
'orset Grange. As stated in last 6
'eek's Journal, this exhibition is open
, ANYONE in East Rupert, South I
corset and Dorset, and to Changers of 6
lie above named towns. Residents of
outh Dorset and East Rupert are es
ecially urged to enter their products =
this exhibition. Dorset people, hav-
x become accustomed to these exhib- q
S, are already preparing for them. ID
remium lists can be had for the ask =
g and the stores of Dorset and South
orset will have supply for distri
ltion. There will be few left with
ayton Towsley for East Rupert resi-
nts. The rules and regulations as
inted in the lists will be closely fol-
wed and competitors should read