The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-06-24

Z 20 Boston recently and returned wit
a fine new car. bat before reaching
home Mr Glover WAS persuaded 70 le
4 customer haye j, and now our cner
/ Sciie auto agent Is compelled 70 wall
same as We 90.
/ Mrs Florence Coon o. Greenwich
lN -, H. d que Of her sister, Mrs NJ
p. Chapman Of North Main street
/ Mrs. Eugene Simmons Of tho Yves
road is entertaining her two sisters
Mrs Ella. Coon o. Sossoyuna, an,
Mrs. Dean o. Fort Edward, n T.
Louis Batchelder, who is teaching il
Hartford Conn, arrived at his hom,
on Elm street, last Friday Yester
day he left for Burlington to attent
the & " NJ. commencement exercises
Mr Batchelder returns in a few days
and will b. IN Dorset till fall.
Village school report Of primary de-
partment Present at each session
during membership, Clyde McWayne,
Aaron Taft, Harold Maney, Jessie
Hulett Charles Harwood, Austin Phe-
lon, and Elizabeth Weeks; not absent
during the year, James Robinson; alb
sent less than two days, Ruth Allen,
Mildred Allen. Cecil Taft, Annie Nc
Bride, Laura Wade, and Ada Weeks.
Mary Lcary, teacher.
Village school report of grammar
department: Sixteen pupils have been
enrolled in the grammar school; Dor
othy Kelley, Theresa Judd and Elsie
Seymour have not been absent during
the term; Mary Paddock, Katie Nc
Bride and Rodney Weeks were absent
one day; Dorothy Crandall, Mary Me
Bride, Ellen Paddock, and Nathan
Wade were not absent more than two
days Eunice Whitcomb, teacher.
The following persons have register
ed at the Wade Inn: Mrs. f. b. ODER
aisr, Dorset, Vt; Miss r. B. Cour-
sent, Morristown, n j.; Edward p.
Thompson, New York; G. R. Hopkins,
Boston; 6 Burr Waite, Rutland; j.
+. Clark, Rutland; Miss Louie Aborn,
Aborn, Jr, Edward Aborn,
East Orange, N. j.; c. D. McKennon,
Rutland; C. Cohen. Wells, N. Y; T.
Wells, n. Y; N. M. Brad
ley, Rutland, |. c. Harrington; A.
Herman, Rutland, ]. Weinberg; Mrs.
H. l.. Willard, Chicago.
The following persons have regis
tered at Dorset Inn during the past
week. Miss Mildred Reid, New York
City; Mrs. George X. Putnam, daugh
ter and nurse, Washington, D. c.; Mrs.
c. A. White Boston, Mass; G. H.
and wife, Miss l.. w. Far
mum, and S. w. Baker, all Of Mechan-
csville, Vt; S. H. Griffin, Albany, N.
Y !; Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Foote and Miss
Hilah Foote of Port Henry, N. Y; r.
New York City; Mrs. !
ALA Woodford, Miss Elizabeth Ewing
Pratt and nurse of Washington d. c.
Between 70 and so Changers and
heir friends turned out last week
Wednesday to listen to Bishop Ru-
lolph's talk on Billy" Sunday and his
work. Our only regret was that we
,ould not give the full text of the talk
or it was a most interesting one and .
III who heard the Bishop felt that (
Billy Sunday and his methods of /
eaching religion were better under
itood than by what had been read in
he papers and magazines. After the
ecture light refreshments were serv-
ID and a very pleasant social hour
PASSED. Before closing, the Grange
rave Bishop Rudolph vote Of thanks
nd invited him to join the order.
There will be only one meeting Of
he Grange during July, August and
September. The meetings will be held
n the first Wednesday of the month.
he annual picnic of the Grange will
e held at Gold Spring in Dorset
follow on Wednesday, the Both.
rangers are requested to meet at
chool Hall at 9:30 a. m. All desiring
are requested to hand
leir names to the committee on or be-
ore Monday, the 2Sth, so that a seat
Jay be reserved in the "Hayrack". |
rangers one and all should plan to
ttend this picnic. There will be bali
anne between the boys and girls to
e played with an ''indoor" ball. Lots
fun for old and young. Dinner will
3 served on the grass as soon as the
dies can get the tablecloths arranged
ter the crowd get on the scene Of
,tion A good time will be had by
/ who go so as the small boy said
his chum: Come on in the waters
ne" we say; "Come along and have
good time"
About ten dollars was the result of
G West Road school entertainment !