The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-11-11

n Palmer BopRhton returned from
Troy on TUESDAY
District Superintendent \ y. Love
Il stopping al John Fishers.
Teachers examinations will be held
in tbe School building Nov. ! and IL.
Mrs. /. N. Kelley Of Manchester
Center. spent the day Tuesday w''f
Mrs. A. W phclon.
Miss Ruth Andrews o. Deep River
Conn. Is visiting her grand parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. n. Williams.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wheeler Of White
River Junction, will install the officers
OF the W. r. c. this Thursday after
noon.
Miss Anna Carhart who has been
visiting her brother, Rev. {. L. Car
har, IN New York City, has returned
to this village.
The cooking and sewing class Will
meet this coming Saturday at two
o'clock All are asked to bring note
books and pencils.
Mrs W. Leroy Haven arrived from
saranac at her home in Dorset for a
few DAYS on Monday last Mrs. Haven
yeoorts Mr.. Haven as much improved
Miss Angie Holley has returned
home from Bennington. Hon. ana
Mrs VIM. b. Sheldon of that town.
accompanied her here for few days.
Mrs Sarah Council, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Charles Connell and Mr.. and hrS. A.
w phelon and son spent the day sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. b. J. Conneu at
their home in Manchester Depot.
The Theoli Campfire Girls met az
the Dorset Inn last Friday afternoon
also Monday evening for a short busi-
ness meeting. A ceremonial meeting
uiIl no held in the hall Monday even
ing at 1880. A splendid program Is
expected.
About 50 young persons met IN the
church parlors last Monday evening
FIR the club rally. Progressive pea
nuts kept twelve tables full OF inter,
ested and active players and pu' al
in AN extremely good mood to ENJOY
the hot Frankfurter sandwiches and
coffee which followed
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kelley and
son John were called to Barre, VI
Sunday by the very serious Illness o.
their daughter Anna, who was taken
there recently for treatment hei
condition is still critical. Mr.. kelle!
and son returned Tuesday and report
that she is more comfortable Mrs
Kelley will remain with her daughter
Miss Harriet Gilbert, G2 years o.
aoe died from the effect OF paraly
,;c stroke at her home here on lhurs
day. November 4th. Miss Gilbert was
IN her usual health when she was
stricken at II o'clock in the morning
The stroke was slight one s.
s,;oht in fact that she sat at I'M
table with guests at noon ana con
yersed until nearly O'Clock with nj
snecial discomfort A doctor Wh'
had been summoned, came before
ond from her condition hoped sh'
would come out all right soon ana lei
the house with that hope. Soon aioe
2 o'clock she became unconscious ans
nassed away soon after 5, having SUI
fered nothing. The funera was hei'
cn,aay afternoon at 9 o'clock and wa
conducted by Prof. o. II. Gates 0
Cambridge, Mass An extended &c
count of Miss Gilbert's life IS oeint
prepared for the next issue Oh Inv
Journal
Grange Notes
Forty-two and two visitors were I'M
figures entered in the secretary
hook last Wednesday night Tor I'M
attendance at the Grange meeting
After the regular business had beer
disposed of class of six were IN
structed in the first and second ae
gree work by Past Master Ernest n
West and his able assistants. I'M
work was impressively done and wa
highly praised BY a brother from Mas
sachusets who was present. The mex
meeting will be held wednesday
November nth, when the third am
fourth degrees will be given to tn
new class and after the work has pee
completed a harvest" supper VIII D
served State overseer and Dlstric
Deputy NJ. B. Roberts Of Rupert
expected to be present and will exem
lify the secret work for the benefit Q
the new members.
The fifth annual agricultural exh
hilton of Dorset Grange and the Dol
set Farmers Association has passe
;r,o history The event came on la