The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-01-15

the job. Mrs. Reed has also gone @on
the hill" TO take care q the men and
see that they have plenty Of we'll
cooked food Lucky, men, for Mrs.
Reed is a dandy cook
Al the annual meeting Of the Dor
set Public Library last Thursday
evening the same set Of officers were
elected for 1920: President, S. Frank
Holley; vice president and auditor. Of
liver b. Gilbert; secretary. Clifford A.
Atkinson; treasurer. Mrs. r. NJ Camp
bell. Mrs. Charles l. Lee was elected
a trustee for term Of three years
VIM. c. Barrows Of the Barrows
House. left last week for New York
and other cities on a business trip for
the firm he is connected with. Mr..
Barrows expects to be away till about
the middle Of May, when he plans to
return to Dorset and remain till fall.
While here Mr.. Barrows will be in ac-
tive management Of the Barrows
House.
The next regular meeting Of Dorset
/ Grange will be held Monday evening,
the 18th. when the officers for 1920
will be installed by State Lecturer A.
I w. Lawrence Of Springfield Mr.. Law
renee will be assisted in the work by
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus S. Gilbert, menu
/ bers Of Dorset Grange. Supper will
be served by the ladies Of the Grange
before the meeting and will be from
$50 till 500 p. m.
The program given by the lecturer,
Mrs. Henry Harwood, at the Grange |
meeting last week Wednesday was a |
very good one and was enjoyed by all !
present. Program: piano solo, Mrs.
r. M. Campbell; current events, X. Nj.
Campbell; vocal solo, Miss Elsie Sey-
mour; question: do you think the
farmers should allow their maple trees
to stand idle this year with sugar SO
scarce?" f. f. Gilbert Jr, X. NJ.
Campbell, Mrs. Henry HARDWOOD fol-
lowed by general discussion.
The annual meeting of the N. E. M.
p. A. was held in School Hall last Sat
urday afternoon, and after listening to
and accepting the reports of its officers
proceeded to re-elect them for 1920:
President, o. p Black of No. Rupert; !
vice president, Fred G. Stone of Dor
set; secretary Herbert N.
Williams of Dorset; auditor, X. NJ. q.
Campbell of Dorset. Fred G. Stone !
was elected a delegate to attend the
county meeting at Manchester as the
president, Mr.. Black, is also president .
of the County Association and could !
not represent this local.
Mrs. Henry j. Warren of Cambridge !
announces the engagement of her i:
Mary Kille Warren, TO Rev. !:
Irving G. Rouillard, rector Of Bethesda I;
Episcopal Church at Saratoga Springs, !:
N. Y. Mr.. Roullard was graduated
from Harvard in the class Of 1912, and
for the following two years was secre- {:
tary of the State Reservation at Sara !.
toga. He then entered the Episcopal !
School in Cambridge, from I:
which he was graduated in 1917. He !
Is the son of Mrs. Millicent Hadley Z
Rouillard and the late Granville Rouil- !:
ard Of Boston. The wedding will take +
place in the early STANDARDIZATION !.
Jan 10, 1920 Miss War !.
rem, having passed almost all her {
in Dorset since childhood, I
has made hosts Of warm friends I
throughout the entire community and Z
n fact for long time past has been !.
ooked upon and spoken Of as a DOR !.
et girl" Through the Journal the :
Dorset friends extend their sincere Z
congratulations and best wishes for \
he future.