The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-02-14

II Hal killed mr. trapped rcturn 30 ID,
deepest parts o. our woods as they
usually 30 no, care for human society
DO not forget ,ha, tonight the frs
n ogr Red Cross entertainments vii
b. given in School Hail The must,
N1il be furnished by McBridc's Or
che: Era and 10th stylcs Of dances wi!
be furnished That is. there will be
plenty If square dances FOR those whC
DO not dance round ones See the pos
tcrs IN the stores and post Office fol
further details Our Red Cross work.
cr- need funds and where could you
end a better way Of having a pleasant
evening and at the same time help "a
nm the Red Cross treasury? Tonight
"a, School Hall
The following item from the Brook
lyn Eagle IL last week will be Of great
interest to many Of our Dorset read
ers DIR and Mrs. Edward Chaplin Of
. q Schermcrhorn street, announce the
engagement Of their daughter. Miss
Edith Pitkin Chaplin, to Charles Thorn
as Ramsey Of Allentown, Pa Miss
+ Eapin is the p0sSessor of very
charming voice and has many times
distinguished herself in recitals. She
is Iibrettist Of an agreeable little opera
A Spring Fantastic given in con
junction with Woodruff Rogers a sea-
son or two ago, Miss Chaplin won
wide recognition previous to that
through productions Of 'Lu Latiere de
Trianon,' in which he intrigue and
Irritation Of the court of Marie Antoin-
cite were charmingly portrayed"
Regular meeting of Pawlet Grange
was held last Wednesday, the 9th.
-Four applications were received. Vot-
ed to send a purse of money to Bro.
Ray Conner, who is in the service
Somewhere in Texas" The Grange
will find him. Lecturers program
was very good one and was as fol-
lows: Letters from Bro, r. r. Har-
rington from Somewhere in France"
read by Bro, Jos. H. Harrington. Fuel
shortage and its remedy, Bro. +. H.
West Reading, "The K Not
Wanted in H." Sister Edgerton.
The Dorset Grange Monthly by Bro. F.
F. Gilbert. (His editorial on the
training of saddle horse should be
published). Current events, r.. NJ.
Sister Ruby Harwood act
ed as lecturer as Sister Phelon was un-
able to be present. Next meeting will
be held Wednesday evening, the Goth,
when letters from Bro. Perry Peltier
who is Somewhere in France" will be
read. There will also be a very inter-
esting program besides as our lectur-
ar is busy even now preparing for it.
The board of trade met last Thurs
lay night and adopted with the ex-
,eption of three sections which will be
settled at the next meeting) its con-
and bylaws. 1t being
special meeting little other business {
vas transacted beyond signing the roll
md paying the dues for 1918. Voted
hat all signing the roll before or at
he first meeting of March should be
Considered as charter members. Ev- {
ry resident voter or out of town prop )
rty holder may become member.
he dues win be 50 cents a year and {
II who are interested in the successful
uture Of Dorset and who can comply i
nth the above requirements are earn s
silly urged to enter their names on Y
he roll Women who own property, v
S well as men, can join this associa- #
on and their opinions will be as care i
ally considered as the opinions of the
ZEN Cooperation will be the aim Of
orset residents from now on. The
rxt meeting will be Tuesday evening, =,
le 10th, at 1880 at School Hall. In
ter issue we will give the principal G
oints Of the constitution and also the
tfcront committees and the names of q,
lose who have accepted positions on o,
em.
The coal situation is still acute in te
is section. None has come in and h
ose who had small supply from the
r of chestnut which came in three NJ
aeks ago are about out Wood, even WI
il could be secured, is green and
es not burn up enough 10 furnish be
Ich heat In a furnace it burns out til
~ fast and a person could spend
BET Of their time feeding the fire and In
{ get very unsatisfactory results an
2 understand there is between 80 on
Il 40 tons Of coal in the bins Of our Le
INNER houses all Of which are clos
We feel certain that if the own
! Of these houses realized the true bu
additions in this village they would FL
ite to Mr. West or Mr.. Sheldon and Re
.ect them to take the coal and dis 10
butte it where needed. They would NJ,
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