The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-04-02

and New York returned TO her HON
on the West Road last week
rhe Misses Dorothy and Rutl
bert OF the West Road wen
Saturday dinner guests OF Mis-
Dorothy stowell at the Naples"
Since next week is Holy Week
the regular meeting OF the Churci
Clubs viii be postponed until tn,
following Monday.
w. w. Bennett lost nut Of
his hearse while in this village re
Gently If anyone finds IL will they
please notify I'm al Manchester
Center. adv.
Twelve young people met al
the "Manse" for the reading circle
and informal social last Monday
might. The next meeting will be
held on Monday. Apri 20.
Mr.. aud Mrs. George Stowell.
who have been staying with their
daughter, Mrs George Stowell, Jr.
1t the Naples" this winter. left
last week for New York and other
places.
ffhe past week has not been Ga
actly right for syrup making on ac-
count OF 80 much rain and the
warm nights. Stili number aroun
here report fairly good runs and
quite a large amount of syrup and
sugar has been mde.
Burt Hazleton drove TO We1s
Sunday to visit relatives and to
bring his father, Wright Hazleton,
home. Mr.. Hazleton has been Wis
iting several weeks with his sister,
Mrs. Parks of Wells Father and
son returned to Dorset Sunday eve
ming.
Miss Dorothy StoweA of the
NAPLES" tapped out last week and
at present writing had made over a
quart of syrup and two pounds of A
! sugar. The young lady, who by
tine way is only eleven years Of age,
has done everything herself even
to the making of the ''spouts.
The Woman's Missionary So
ciety will had its next meeting on
Wednesday, April Sth, at 3 O'Clock
in the Lecture Room of the church.
Papars are being prepared by Miss
Angie Holley and Mrs. Homer Will
liams, and items regarding our work
IN other countries will be full of |
interest. A cordial invitation is |
given to al the ladies in the com
munity to be present.
In spite of the Indictment wealth
,r last Friday evening, the supper
given by the Young Ladies Club
Hub was well attended and
thoroughly appreciated. The young
aides. acting on the principle that
he way to a mans heart is thru
Ifs stomach, succeeded in putting
he young men in bland frame OF
mind and drew from their lips
vote of thanks.
The regular meeting of Dorset
range was held last night at the
chool Hall Applications were re-
eived for membership and the de-
rec work win be given at the May |
netting All applications should be
n by the next meeting which will
e on the 18th to insure their being
cted on in time. Applications re-
eived after April 18th cannot be
cted on until September.
Friday evening of last week
he young people gathered at the
chool Hall and enjoyed very pleas
nj evening of dancing, the music be
* furnished by a Victrola which
as kindly Loaned for the occasion
y e. n. West Light refreshments
ere served. Everyone was sorry
hen it was time to go home and all
tpressed desire that another such
formal affair would be given In
10 near future. Those who did
OF come do not know what they
Used and all we can say Is, Be
Iere next time"
"A special service Will be
eld in the Church on Thursday ey-
ling, April 9. the evening proceed =
q Good Friday. This is the ami I
,rsary of the Lords Supper pre- y
,edng the Crucifixion and the .
icrament OF the Lord Is supper viii u
, celebrated at the close OF the SER u
ce This Will also be the occa- u
on of the reception OF new com II
unicants. The regular Tuesday 9
'ening service will be omitted and :
g pastor will speak that night at
lie Of the special Holy Week ser
ces at Manchester In the Congrega- II
,nal Church.
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