The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-11-03
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Ramsey Of the West road, left for
New York TO be gone several weeks
Mrs Waldo B. Sykes Of the North
district, Is spending this week with
her sister, Mrs. Rollin Sykes in Troy.
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There were 20 Dorset Changers and
one East Dorset Granger attended the
Pomona meeting at Pawlet last FRI
day.
Miss Harriet Holley Of North Main
street left Monday FOR New York
where she will pass the winter and
spring.
X. L. Lockwood Of New York. ar
rived in town last week and will be
with his family on the West road for
about ten days.
II Mrs. X. S. Binkerd and two children
Of the West road, left last Saturday
for New York where they will remain
for the winter.
i Halloween passed off very quietly
here. The young people played few
pranks and our older boys arranged
some stunts which harmed no one.
The Conover- Craven family Of Main
street, closed their. house here this
week and returned by auto to their
Newark, N. j., home. c. A. Wade
drove the party down.
Arthur Proulx, our Elm street bar
Der, has purchased the billiard table
which stood in the Worthy Inn at
Manchester and will install same in
his place on Elm street.
Friday, the 28th, Mrs. Edward
Chaplin and Mrs. Charles Ramsey Of
the West road, entertained Mrs Mary
Harwood, Miss Elizabeth Harwood
and Byrne Harwood at supper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. b. Edgerton Of
the North district, entertained over
Monday night Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Walker and daughter Of Rutland, Mrs.
f. Smith and daughter Of Dandy, and
Mrs. Hill and daughter Of Bennington
Regular meeting Of Dorset Grange
was held last night. On account Of the
indisposition Of the master, Past
Master Fred G. Stone conducted the
meeting A report Of the meeting
will be given in next weeks issue Of
The Journal.
Many out of town golfers took adj
vantage Of the fine weather last week
and journeyed to Dorset to play over
the Dorset Field Club course. Our
own players were out as well and for
several days the grounds looked quite
like summer days.
Married Wednesday evening, No
vember End at the home Of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Crandall Of
the North district, at 1880 p. M, Miss
Dorothy Crandall to Harlan +. Cool
edge, formerly of Peru. Rev. NJ. H.
Smith of Landgrove was the officiating
clergyman. Eighty relatives and
neighbors attended. Immediately af-
ter the wedding breakfast the bride
and groom disappeared for parts un-
known, for a short honeymoon.
The many friends Of Miss Dorothy
Crandall gave the young lady a "tin
shower" last Saturday night at her
home in the North district. About go
were present and a generally good
time was had The presents were use
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Games were played and the guests
were served with refreshments by the
hostess and her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Crandall. On leaving, the merry
makers congratulated the young lady
and "blushing" young man and wished
them all the good things Of life. By
the time this appears Miss Crandall
will be Mrs. Coolidge and away off
somewhere on their nuptial trip, while
in the meantime our young people will
be arranging the usual reception for
the newlyweds on their return.
The meeting Of Washington Pomo-
ma Grange last Friday evening which
was held with Mettowee Valley Grange
Of Pawlet, was well attended by Wells
and Rupert Changers as well as Dor
set members. After a wonderful
chicken pie supper served by the ladies
Of Mettowee Valley Grange, w. NJ. ].
F. Sheldon called the meeting TO order
and routine business was disposed Of.
A short program then followed, after
which the following officers were cleo
ted for the next two years: Master,
John Scribner Of Pawlet; overseer,
Roy Goodspeed Of Wells; lecturer,
Rev. Brown Of Wells; steward, Wilson
Clarke Of Wells; assistant steward,
Leon Parke OF Wells; lady assistant
steward, Mrs. Leon Parke Of Wells;
secretary, Mrs. Wilson Clarke Of
Wells; treasurer, Henry Harwood Of
Dorset; gate keeper, VIM. Crawford Of
Pawlet; Flora, Miss Paddock Of Dor
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