The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-12-09

Mr. and Mrs. Clifton r Kent rooeiy-
cd word Monday Of the arrival at the
home Of Mr.. and Ms Alton Kent in
F Rutland Of wee girl The little one
arrived Sunday. Dec 5th. Mother and
child AZ reported as doing veTynioely.
Dorset friends congratulate the young
people and also Grandpa and Grand
ms
The semimonthly community meet
ing viii be beld in School, Hall sat
urday evening The committee in
charge have prepared program
which will keep all who attend inter
ested throughout the evening. There
+ i nc charge for these affairs and al
are welcome To meet the unavoid-
able expenses a collection is taken and
one gives what they feel they can. For
i GOOD will and social fellowship in your
community these meetings are just
what are needed and We hope our
friends and neighbors will plan TO at
tend and thus aid in making these
meetings successful.
At a regular meeting Of Dorset
/ Grange held in School Hall Wednes-
day evening, Dee. LIST, the following
officers were elected 10 serve for the
coming year Master, Mrs Rose L.
Kent; overseer. Mrs Ethel Matson;
/ Lecturer, Mrs. Lavina HARDWOOD;
Steward, Mrs. Mary Tiff; Asst Stew
ard, Miss Sarah Streeter, L. A. Stew
ard, Miss Dorothy Crandall Chaplin,
Mrs. Mary Chapman; Secretary, Miss
Phoebe Paddock; Treasurer, Mrs. Liz
zie A. Campbell Gate Keeper. Mrs.
Lottie Streeter; Ceres, Miss Lucy Pad
dock; Pomona Mrs. Ethel Gilbert;
Flora, Miss Maud Mitchell. The in
stallation Of the new officers will take
place at the first January meeting.
With such list Of Live Wires" Dor
set grange promises that 1921 will be
exceptionally good for the grange and
its members. The next regular meet
ing will be held on Wednesday even
ing next, Dec 10Th.
Washington Pomona Grange met
with Mettowee Valley Grange of Paw
let last Friday evening Supper was
served to over one hundred and twenty
members at $50. That ii was Al
everybody who ever went to Pawlet
for meal well knows. Worthy Mas
ter JOHN f Sheldon Of Rupert not be-
ing able to attend on account Of illness
the meeting was presided over by Past
Master RIM. Campbell Of Dorset. Reg
ular business was disposed Of and a
class of seven were given the obliga-
ton Of the 9TH degree Voted TO open
the meeting to friends for the Lectur-
er's hour. Lecturer Sister Parks Of
Cold Spring Grange then presented
very interesting and varied program
which was greatly enjoyed by the i25
grangers and the twenty or more
guests. After the meeting closed Par
ker's orchestra appeared and all en-
joyed the music and dancing until an
early hour Saturday morning The
next meeting of Washington Pomona
will be held with Dorset grange the
2nd Friday of May, 1921
The following people will take part
in the program to be arranged for the
Community Christmas Tree Benefit at
the entertainment to be given in the
Town Hall on Friday evening, Dec.
Ii7th:-Choir: Director, T. +. Comba,
IC. N. Williams, William Holley,
Chl.s. MeWayne, Jos. Harrington, Sr.,
II. f. Comba, b. ID. Phillips, VIM. Nc
Wayne, f. p. Boughton, Rufus Gil
bert, Huntington Gilbert, Elmer Har-
wood, Miss Hammond, Mrs. Atkinson,
Mrs. Matson, Mrs. Barrows, Mrs. Lock-
wood, Mrs. Gilbert. Children's Choir
US: Ada Weeks, Olive HARDWOOD, Ruth
Andrews, Marion Hulett, Jessie HUI
EFT, Laura Wade. Theodore Harwood,
Chas. HARDWOOD, Henry McWayne,
Russell Parks, Henry Parks, Edna
Wade, Helen Andrews. Orchestra:
Director, Rollin Weeks; Rollin Weeks,
Smith Matson, George Weeks, Clifton
Kent, George Mcbride Vaudeville
Stunts: Director, Jos. Harrington, Jr.;
Roland Harrington, Burr Phillips,
Harry Davis, JOS. Harrington, Jr.,
Ernest Marley, John J. Reed, Ernest
Fdgertou. Harlan Coolidge, Rufus
Gilbert. Mandolin Club: Director, +.
II. West; Ernest West, Mrs. Perry
Peltier. Roland Harrington. Perry Pei
tier. Reading Mrs. Clifton Kent
nar..f Church Mates