The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-06-10

I around the yiiltge, The turn ~ Man
lcy's corner has been widened and the
main STREET road IN front OF the NJ
X. Gray property
Mrs. d. w. Houston Of Troy, n, T.,
"a in town for the summer. Miss
Houston and the doctor will be up a
little later, The family have rooms a,
/ ). n. Sheidon's on Church street and
take their meals at the Dorset Inn.
Post cards received from Ernest II.
West tell Us he is located for time
at the Hotel Baltimore. Salida. Col.
From all accounts +. II. is having a
hne trip, yet tstrange to say?l he will
be more than glad when the time ar
riyes 70 return TO Dorset
The church social last Thursday
night was a great success and the sup
per was all one could have wished for.
About ten dollars was realized for the
society. Keep your eyes open for the
next one and be prepared to go and
take your friends.
Mrs. Spaford H. West claims to
have the finest and largest hollyhocks
in Dorset They are over five feet
high and the leaves are over four feet
N circumference. Also the buds are
we'll formed and soon will flower. Can
anyone who may happen to see this
beat it?
The next meeting Of Dorset Grange
will be held Wednesday evening the
10th. Meeting will be called to order
at 100 SO as to get the business clean
ed up before 500 o'clock. The lectur-
ers hour will be open to members Of
Changers families so that they may
have the benefit Of the address to be
given by Bishop K. l.. Rudolph.
The Church Clubs met Monday
evening. Their was very good at
tendance and had it not been for the
disturbance caused by few small
boys outside the evening would have
been thoroughly enjoyed. 1t is to be
hoped that these boys will not repeat
their actions for if they do steps will
have to be taken to place them under
restraint.
Sunday June 18th, will be observed
as Children's Day at the Church.
There will be no regular session of
the Sunday school and there will be
no bell at 10 o'clock, nor at 10:l5; but
the primary department and the two
junior classes are asked to meet at
the usual time for necessary rehear-
sails. At II: 90 o'clock there will be
special exercises in the audience room
of the church, and all friends of the
children are urged to be present.
Mrs. j, J.. Fennell who was buried
last Sunday at Castleton was the only
daughter of Mrs. Mary P. Hit who
lived for many years in East Rupert.
As Maud Hit, Mrs. Fenneil will be
remembered by our older residents.
Mrs. Fennell was niece of Mrs. c.
n Williams and often renewed her
friendships with Dorset people when
visiting with Mrs. Williams at their
pleasant home in the South district
Mrs. Fennell is survived by her hus-
band and one son.
On Saturday afternoon Victor d.
Barbour will give his annual legerde-
main entertainment tothe children of
our schools 1t will be in School Hall
and the time for the fun to begin is
300 o'clock. The children of the
Hollow" West Road, North Dorset,
and South Dorset Schools and their
teachers are cordially invited. Chill
dren, large and small, this is treat
you should not miss. Admission is
Free and teachers are half price. So
all be on hand and show Mr.. Barbour
that our young folks are alive and
always ION deck" when there is real
fun to be had. Remember Saturday
afternoon at 200 o'clock in School |
Hall, Dorset.
Bishop r. l.. Rudolph of New York,
will address the Dorset Grange next I
Wednesday night. His subject will be
My Impressions of Billy Sunday, and
How he Performs His Work" Our
Changers are more than fortunate in
securing a man like Bishop Rudolph /
and every Granger should be at the
meeting and bring the other members
If the family. For some time past 4
Billy Sunday has been very much in
he public eye and all the magazines
ind papers have had lot to say about
aim and his methods Bishop Rudolph
has heard him and his report on the
nan will be more than interesting for
hat reason. This meeting is not open
% the general public; but only TO
Of Changers families.
Just think of it, two free entertain