The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-02-18


lalies 81 the church win give one Of
their fine suppers and there will also
be- short musical program. The
charge wiH be 3 cents for adults and
10 cents FOR children. Our people
know what these affairs are and att
should turn out, not only for the sup
per. but for the social time which fol-
lows. Supper will be served promptly
at $50 o'clock That you will have a
good supper goes without saying. That
sou will enjoy yourself. ditto. At the
church tomorrow friday evening at
ESQ.
A serious, but not fatal, accident
occurred last Saturday evening, re-
sulting in the breaking of a horses
leg which made il necessary TO shoot
the animal. Fortunately the occupants
Of the sleigh escaped with a severe
shaking up and a few bruises Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Norcross were re-
turning home from the post Office
when their horse took fright and bolt
ed The sudden strain snapped the
breech snap and allowed the sleigh to
hit the legs Of the horse. In a second
Mr. and Mrs. Norcross were thrown
out on the ice and few rods farther
on the horse swerved into the ditch. |
and breaking through the ice, broke
its leg. We sympathise with Mr. Nor
cross in the loss Of his horse, but con
graduate him and his wife on their
fortunate escape from serious injury.
Regular meeting of Dorset Grange
was held last night. A report of the
will be given next week. On
Friday afternoon of next week the
26th, there will be special open meet
ing at 4 o'clock to which all are in
vited. Especially the farmers and
their wives. State Master w. N. Cady
will address the meeting on "The
Grange and its Opportunities. In the .
evening there will be an entertainment
Tor the benefit Of Dorset Grange. Miss
Cady will be the star and will
'e assisted BY musical program com
posed of local talent. Miss Cady is an I
exceptionally fine elocutionist and her !
work at the state Grange meeting last f
December was greatly admired and en-
Dyed. There will be short social a
lour after the entertainment to enable
'ur people to meet Mr.. and Miss Cady. +
admission to the evening entertain h
nent will be % cents. Children Is n
ents. The afternoon meeting will be
Rec and everyone is cordially invit- p
d. Friday, Feb. 26th, is the date. Il
DORSET HOLLOW NOTES a !,
Frank Norton was in Rutland last !
eek on business.
Martin Paddock and daughters were
! Rutland Saturday last.
William Leary of East Dorset, was n
! town on business last week.
Mrs. Henry Hulsburg and oldest
lild, are sick with the la grippe.
John Farwell was the guest of his Tn
aphew, Henry Harwood, last week. 10
Francis Hanlon and John McNa- .
ara called on John Dalton Sunday. - :.
Frank Norton and John Dalton are !,
their neighbors with new ~
ictrolas. g.
Walter Jones and friends attended OF
dance in West Rupert Thursday BIO
ening dr.
Mrs. John Dalton, who has been
lite i'll, was able to take short M
lie Sunday. CT
Mrs. Henry Hulsburg and children m'
He'd on her father, Rolin Weeks, Oh
st week.
William Kelley, Jr., is spending -
" days in North Adams, Mass, "
sting relatives. 8.
Kelley, Sr., who has been .
sting in Wallingford and Rutland, nj,
s returned home. -,
John Wildwood of Rutland and Will bic
Coy of Manchester Center, called :
friends one day last week. gel
Mrs. Hoag Roberts of Manchester, bro
S calling on friends Saturday and w;
: daughter, Mary, returned home dol
tn her.
Rev. Fr. Fontain of East Dorset, ORE
led on Mr.. and Mrs. John Dalton, pas
o Mr.. and Mrs. William Kelley one mi
! last week. hes
The Misses Marjorie and Lucy Nor ~. ~
entertained a few Of their friends VIZ,
day evening and all reported an en-
able time. They played games, and
reshments were served. p'D