The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-11-29

is good skating on the West pond an,
one or two other local places.
Next meeting Of Dorset Grange viii
take place wednesday evening, Dee. 6
when the election of officers for 1911,
will take place. II Ii urged on mem
bcrs to make q special effort TO atten,
as this is certainly a most importan
meeting.
There viii be no Red Cross meeting
today on account Of its being Thanks
giving Day. The next regular meet
ing will be one week from today, Dec
9th. Any Of the members desiring I,
do work at home can secure the ma
terials from Mrs. Arthur Saunders.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan de Schwienit,
and children, who have been occupying
the A. W. Harrington cottage on
Church street, have gone to the Wade
Inn for a season. leaving later on for
Newark, N. j., where they will remain
for about two weeks before going to
their home in Florida.
The committee appointed by the
Dorset Red Cross branch to work with
the school officials to form junior
Red Cross announce that the teachers
will have charge of the work. Every
one is requested to buy their Red Cross
seals of the school children who will
soon be selling them.
There will be an oyster supper and
dance in School Hall tonight. The
supper will be served from $50 till
8 o'clock and dancing will begin about
S:45. McBride's Orchestra will fur
nish the music. There will be plenty
of old style dances so that old and
young will have an opportunity to trip
the light fantastic toe.
Word has been received from Lynn,
Mass, that Mrs. Rollin Sykes of this
village, who is visiting in that town,
received bad fall short time ago
and as result is laid up with brok-
en- collar bone. Her Dorset friends,
through The Journal, extend their
sympathy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lee of the
North district, have sold their farm
OF Rev. ]. M. Clark of Brooklyn, N. Y.
Possession will be given on April LIST.
One more summer family added to our
colony. With the CONGRATULATIONS
home on the West road now in course
of building we will have 62 summer
families.
Those in charge Of the play to be
given on Red Cross theatrical day,
Dec. 7, announce their good fortune in
securing Chas. S. Robinson of Man
chesetr Center as director, who will
also take part in the play, which is
comedy entitled "The Time of His
Life" The full cast of characters will
be published in the next issue of The
Journal.
Is IL not worth while to remember
those away from home and the home
town? Give them a weekly letter by
sending The Journal to them for the
next year. If you have. been away
from home for an extended time this
will grip you. What better way OF
helping them keep in touch with the
home. One dollar and half in adj
vance to any part of the United States
and its possessions.
If Dorset families who hold Thanks
giving gatherings would let the Jour-
nal correspondent know about it and
rive list of their guests he will be
very glad to mention them in next
weeks issue. Out of town places like
Toledo, Chicago, New York, Boston,
Troy. Brooklyn, and Florida would
,onfer favor by sending US Thanks
irving items, You know Dorset likes
% hear from their friends as well as
hey like to hear the Dorset news.
Last Friday evening the social win
,er season was opened by a double
birthday party at School Hall. The
vent was in honor Of Miss Constance
3ayeaux Cranmer- Knight and Miss
elizabeth Weeks. About so friends
we're present and the young ladies re-
eived many handsome and useful
riffs. McBride's Orchestra was pres
mt and dancing was enjoyed till after
midnight. The young ladies' many
riends were unanimous in their con-
,ratulations and best wishes for fu-
ure years.
Charles f. Cornell Of Main street,
as been appointed Ford agent for the
GLOWING towns: Rupert, Dorset, Man
hester, Sunderland and SYNDICATE.
ir. Council will have a service station
t Manchester Depot. Knowing Mr..
'onnell as we do we are sure that this
ervice station viii be all a Ford user
Guild wish for and that repairs win be
,ade promptly, and cars delivered as
romised. All parts necessary for the