The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-03-04

% tbe ioRn 81 Rupert for about 20
years and although the law seemed
10 place the burden Of buryinR the
woman on 10 Dorset the Rupert au-
thori,ics accepted the responsibility
ard viii rcimburre Dorset Tor all ex
penses incurred.
We arr very glad TO be able to re.
port 10 Journal readers that the eondi-
ton Of the Rev W Leroy Haven is
very encouraging and that he Is at
the present writing doing very nicely.
A little cold which Mr. Haven caught
caused slight set back but II is not
regarded as at all serious.
our town meeting passed of in a
quiet and orderly manner last Tues
day. the meeting place this year being
on the West side There was a good
turnout Of the voters and Dorset is 10
be congratulated upon the election Of
her officers. We look forward TO an
efficient year along all lines, and il is
now up 10 the men elected.
On Monday, March LIST, there occur
ed the death Of Mrs. Ida b. Lake, wife
Of Warren Lake, at her late residence
on the Dorset Hollow road. Mrs. Lake
would have been so years of age had
She lived two days longer. Besides
her husband, Mrs. Lake is survived by
son, Guy. The funeral was held
Wednesday from her late residence
and interment was in Maple Hill GEM
etery The Rev, George H. Gilbert
ofiiciated at the services.
The funeral service for Mrs. d. A.
Lindley was conducted last week We'd
nesday and was held privately by re-
quest of the deceased. Rev. G.. II. Gil
bert read two favorite selections and
offered prayer. The body was convey
ed to Bennington where friends and
relatives met for the farewell service
at the grave, the ceremony being con-
Quoted by Rev p. l.. Dow Mrs.
| I4indley is survived by her daughter,
Mrs. c. p. Kent, by one sister and two
brothers, DR.. Samuel Reyes and A. S.
Reyes, a lawyer, both practicing in
the far west
Friday afternoon and evening, Mar.
18th, Washington Pomona Grange No.
S will meet with Dorset Grange at
School Hall. Afternoon meeting will
be called at 1870. Supper at 500, and
evening meeting as near to S:l5 as
possible. Pomona or fifth degree
members only are allowed to attend
these meetings. Members of subord-
mate Oranges desiring to join the
Pomona will please have their names
in the hands of the secretary in time
for the afternoon session. The appli-
cations must be endorsed by the mas
ter and secretary of the Grange the
applicant belongs to.
Wade Inn, when all improvements
are completed, will be one of the most
attractive spots in Bennington county.
City friends, planning to be in Dorset
this summer, would do well to secure
their boarding place as all indications
point to a large turnout from the hot
city to the cool, green hills of Dorset.
Reservations are rapidly being made
and the late corners are liable to be
left out in the cold Dorset will have
four good places in town and several
a short distance out Of the town. Dor
set Inn, Wade Inn, Barrows House,
Avalon House-all good-and those
getting located with any one of them
will be we'll taken care Of.
Last Friday Afternoon the body of
Mrs. Mary X. Lowry was brought
from Cambridge, Mass, to Dorset for
interment in Maple Hill cemetery.
Mrs. Lowry will be remembered es-
pecially as the mother of Mrs. Henry
Warren, who has been a summer resi-
dent of Dorset for a good many years,
and Mrs Lowry herself has spent a
number of summers among our Green
Mountains. So strong hold had these
hills upon her that she expressed a
wish that her final resting place be
among them Dorset residents extend
their heartfelt sympathy to the mem-
bers Of the family IN their beroave-
nent. Mrs. Henry Warren and Mrs.
Jack Warren accompanied the body of
their mother from Cambridge, Mass,
while Nathaniel Lowry, son, came
directly from Washington, d. &. The
Rev. W. H. Bamford Of the Episcopal
Church at Manchester Center, conduct
cd the services at the grave.
The following is the result of the
town meeting held at School Hall in
this village on Tuesday: A. w. Phelon
moderator; Lucy +. Wall, clerk; NJ. F.
Kelley. selectman for three years; j.
II. Nadeau, selectman for one year