The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-02-03

I last utGiutu upon udNe' feDTudfl
18th and 18th Friday and Saturday
evenings. Hear their quartet compos-
ed of II. T. Bennett LIST tenor, H. l.
Adams 2nd .enor, Waldo Race Isl bass
and 4. II. Swift End bass. adv
The following pupils Of the East
Dorset Grammar School had perfec.
spelling lessons during January: Mary
Louise Griffith. Katharine Griffith,
Katharine DeJordy Those who mis-
spelled only one word are Alice Sher-
idan, Frank Eggleston, Kenneth Fair
man, Thos King, Milton Brophy, Mari
an Griffith.
The eighth Of the series Of dances
for the fire engine fund will be leap
year ball, Friday evening, Feb. 18th,
at School Hall, East Dorset. The
Aeolian Orchestra of four pieces will
furnish the music. Owing to the abb
sence of VIM. G. Wilson, violinist, the
services Of Jim" Clark, leader of the
Wilson Orchestra of Rutland, have
been secured for the occasion.
The following is list of officers for
the Christian Endeavor Society for the
next six months: President, Miss
Bertha Ames; vice president, Mrs, II.
G.. Stone recording secretary, h. A.
Wade; corresponding secretary Miss
Gertrude T. Brophy; treasurer, Miss
Lucy d. Wall Lookout committee
Misses Gertrude Brophy chairman,
Bertha Ames, Helen Clifford. Prayer
meeting committee: Mrs. f. l.. Whit
ney chairman, Mrs. H. G. Stone, H. q.
Stone, l.. A. Wade Missionary com
mittee: Misses Helen Wall, Laura
Bebee and Walter Bebee. Social COM
mittee: Miss Lucy Wall chairman,
Miss Bertha Brophy, Mrs. Marjorie
Clayton Hulett, Kenneth
Fairman. Music committee: Mrs. +.
l.. Whitney, Mrs. L. A. Wade, Mrs. G.
S. Baker Bell committee: l.. A.
Wade, James Bebee, Edward Eggles-
ton, David Cochrane, Frank Eggles-
ton. Information committee: Miss
Gertrude Brophy, Miss Marjorie Whit
ney, James Bebee, David Cochrane.
Lamp committee: Mrs. l.. A. Wade,
Miss Helen Wall. Whatsoever COM
mittee: Kenneth Fairman, Lester
Jameson, Gilbert Hulett. Flower COM
mi.tee: Mrs. H. G. Stone, Miss Laura
Bebee, Mrs. L. A. Wade. (
South Village
Frank Benedict, Jr was in Manches
er last week.
Louis Longtin of Manchester was a
yues: Of Miss Rose Eddy last week.
Mrs. Joseph 0. Beland was in Rut-
and last week Monday and Tuesday.
Walter Perry of Manchester Depot.
vas a guest of friends her last week.
Mr.. Cohan and Mr.. Noyes Of East
Nallingford, were in town last week.
Harold Pierce of Wallingford, visit
d friends last Tuesday evening in
own.
Misses Felia Seymour and Agnes
iormley spent Sunday with their
mother, Mrs. Seymour.
SOUTH DORSET
We are having fine weather.
w. f. Tully is in Bennington on :
usiness.
Jerry LeGare's girls. mill is running
n full time.
Misses Mary Niles and Blanche Nc
evitt were in Manchester Monday.
T. II. Burns has returned from
lort business trip in New York City. n
r. w. Woodland, who has been work II
g in East Dorset, has returned to his II
)me here. II
James Bnrus, who had a severe at II
eek of the la grippe, is able to be
1t again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Moloy en-
rtained several friends at cards Fri /
ly evening.
w. F. McDevitt, who has had Sc
re bilious attack, is able to be
'ound again.
Herman Dorr is moving his family |
to a part of The tenement occupied
, Silas Frost
Clarence l.. Kirk and Jos. j. Nc
ride were calling on friends in Man
ester last week.
William johnson has purchased a
empower automobile, and is laying
ans for a new garage. /
Mrs. Margaret Cody, who had re-
pse Of the la grippe, is somewhat
lproyed at this writing.
Miss Charlotte Burns left for Al
my Sunday to complete a course in
e Albany Business College.