The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-05-06

peancd On the roadway q the Fielt
Club grounds. We have been told thai
when the pole has been properly treat
"a lby being scraped and paintedl i
Will be placed IN front OF the cIut
house and be used rs flag pole.
May 10th TO 18th is CLEAN Ur
I WEEK for this section. SUPPOSE
YOU JOIN THE CLEANERS. EACH
I HOUSEHOLDER AND HOUSE.
KEEPER DOING THEIR SHARE
will make our village a most attractive
place.
There will be q special town meeting
in School Hall Of this village next
Tuesday for the election of a town
clerk 20 fill the unexpired term Of Mrs.
l.. +. Wall. deceased The meeting is
called for 10 a. M, and should not last
over half an hour as from what We
have been able to learn Their will be
no opposition to Miss Lucy Wall sue
ceeding her mother to the Office.
The reservoir on kellogg" hill was
thoroughly cleaned the first Of the
week and Dorset win have an assured
supply Of as good and pure water as
any town in the state. At no time has
the overflow pipe run less than quarter
/ full and Dorset will have to double
1 its population ere the reservoir will be
drawn on. Except in case of serious
/ FIRE.
: The first regular meeting Of the
Dorset Society Of Natural Science was
held Thursday evening, April Goth
with Miss Anna Gilbert. Papers were
presented by Mrs. W. w. Fahnestock
and by Theophile f. C6mba, the form
er on Calico" and the latter on
"Marconi." The members were all
present and the meeting was sue
cessful one.
Dorset is to have a rich treat on
May 18th. Monday evening an en-
tertainment will be given by Mrs.
Abby Smell Burnel in an original mon
ologue representing high caste
Brahmin. Mrs. Burnell will be in cos
tune and her phenomenal success in
churches, clubs, and private homes
assures us of a unique and delightful
entertainment. Tickets % cents.
Further notice next week.
Perry Peltier and Ernest Manley
went over to Hebron, N. Y, last Fri
day evening in and on the motorcycle
and side car. The trip was made in
an hour and three quarters. They re-
turned Saturday in about two hours
and reported the roads as very good
with the exception of North Rupert
which is being worked" and is dan
gerous for fast driving.
In the last issue of The Journal
mention was made of the improvement
being manifest in the condition of Rev. |
W. Leroy Haven, who with Mrs.
Haven, is at present located in Sara
nae Lake, n. Y. The wish was the
father to the thought in this instance,
for while Mr. Haven is showing a
very steady improvement he is still
far from being well man. A letter
recently received from Mrs. Haven
said that his temperature was not yet
normal and until such time as it was |
Mr.. Haven would still be confined to
his bed All Dorset certainly are
wishing for speedy return of health
to their much loved pastor.
The play, "Finnegan's Fortune" last
week Wednesday in School Hail. was
well attended and was thoroughly en-
joyed. The parts were we'll presented
and the different situations and say
ings caused plenty of laughter. Miss
Helen Bowen and Mr.. Whalen were
the stars of the evening and brought
down the house by their clever acting.
Ernest Whitney as Rafferty, was
very good indeed. The other members
Of the cast, while we'll up in their
parts. lacked the vim and dash Of the
three mentioned above. Come again
young people with another play some
lime and we will assure you even a
better attendance than you had last
week.
Digging commenced Tuesday morn
ng for the extension of the water
iystem to the home Of Waldo B. Sykes
n the North district. The following
ZONES on the route will be benefited:
iulett, Phillips, Geo. B. Edgerton,
ernest Edgerton, and w. B. Sykes.
The fire district furnishes the water at
fixed rental and the property owners
Iig the ditch and lay the pipe which
will be s4-inch. 1t is a good move on
he part of the property owners as it
sill surely be the means Of developing
hat part of the town. An assured
upply of water is very strong argu-
nent TO a person thinking of locating |