The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-06-11


-Fos various good and sufficient
re2sons there were very few oui 70
Grange ueeting last week Regular
bassnsss Was transacted and resolu-
,ions PASSED congfatuiasinR the twe
members who were married on that
Cay. Onr wedding In Dorset and the
other in Brooklyn. n. Y Also The
Secretary was instructed 20 send =
note Of sympathy 10 Bro, and Sister
y. &. Stone in connection with the
death VI Bro. Stones sister. Mrs.
Emily Leach ~ paWiet The next
meeting will be June 18th. when II is
10 b. hoped that the members will
make a special effort TO attend as final
arrangements fer Pomona meeting
must be made. Tho meeting comes
two days after the on the 18th.
The following have registered at
The Dorset Inn since il was opened
May S0th; A. Benolly, r l.. Ingalls,,
Rutland. VII Bishop r. l.. Rudolph
and son Of New York; II. l.. Johnson
Of Burlington; T. ID. Cushman Of
Swanton: Mrs, +. y. 0bermier, Dor
set; W. b. Edgerton. Manchester; L.
b. Williams, Argyle, N. n; Misses
Mary t. Babcock and Lila johnson,
New York Oscar Fredmond. Hoboken.
~. j.; A. W. Heer, Riyetton, N. j.;
Is. f. Reilly, Hadbush, N, j.; !, X.
Smcailie. Amsterdam, N. y; Mrs. II.
l.. Thompson, Miss Minnie GoodSpeed,
Mrs. Edna McBreen, Mrs, Henry Bar
den, and Miss Agnes Farrar, all Of
Pawlet; Robert NJ. Wilson, j. q, viii
son and wife, Henry Rogers, Fred
Durham and wife, all of Hebron; II.
II. Sehroyer and party, Chicago; II. N.
Morton and wife, Chicago; Chas. X.
Starr, Springfield, Mass II. Ferger
son, New York; A. M. Hard, Sheboy
gan, Wis; Rupert Harwood and wife,
SALISBURY; 4. l.. Hammond, North
field. Mass; X. W. Holt, Manchester
Depot; Mrs F. Deboise, So. Orange,
~ j.; II. 7. Green, Albany; Christie
pher h. Weyat, ID, New York; ID, u.
Gibson, Granville, N. Y; Mrs. ID, w.
Houston, Troy, N. Y.
-"Mr. Bob" has come and gone. |
He arrived Friday evening at School
Hall and supported by clever COM
pany of young people entertained a
crowded house for nearly two hours,
"Mr. Bob and his company made
such good impression that Dorset
people will be much disappointed If
he fails to call again sometime dur
ing the summer. If he does he may
be certain that the hall will be filled
to capacity. The net result for the
Church Clubs after paying expenses
will be about thirty dollars. The fol-
lowing was the cast Of characters:
Miss Rebecca Luke, maiden lady
Miss Gladys Crandall
Mr.. Philip Royson, her nephew
Mr.. Sherman Nichols
Katherine Rogers, her niece
Miss Amy Blackmer
Marion Bryant, Katherine's friend
Miss Hazel Seymour
Jenkins, Miss Rebeccas Butler
Mr.. Walter Jones
Patty, Miss Rebecca's maid
Miss Henrietta Stafford
Robert Brown, a clerk of Benson and
nenson's Mr.. Smith Matson
Between The Acts
Vocal Solo, The Harbor Of Love,
Mice Win,f,al Manlau
Banjo Solo, Chicken Reel,
Mr.. Smith Matson
Vocal Solo, Mother Machree,
Mr.. Frederick Gilbert
Piano Solo, The Battle Of Waterloo,
Miss Louise Ladd
Their work was very good and
showed careful preparation.
DORSET CHURCH NOTES
AT the meeting of the Y. p. S. c.
f. last Sunday evening, Miss Myrtle
Nichols was elected an active member. h
The mid-week service of the
,hurch which is usually held in the
school house al East Rupert, was
omitted this week on account Of the
absence of the pastor who was at
ending the conference nj North Pow !
nal.
Next Sunday Is Childrens Day ,
There will be no regular session Of
he Sunday schol but the school will
mite with the church in one service :
which will be held in the church /
at II o'clock, A simple ser |
nee, appropriate to the occasion, has {
,een arranged and all are invited to ;
Ittend. Members Of the Sunday j
chool will meet in the vestry at .
0:45. a
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