The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-03-10

deed glad 20 have him with his people
again.
i George Mcbride has sold his black
smithing business on Elm street to
Edward L. Smith. formerly of Man
chester. Mr.. Smith took possession
about two weeks ago and from the
first day has been doing very good
business. He has rented one Of Miss
Chapman's houses on the Dorset Hol-
low road and will move his household
goods to the new home this week.
i The revised directory for the Dorset
leafiet is about completed and will be
in the hands of the journal Print
this week. Our out Of town friends
4 should receive the 1921 Leafiet about
the first week Of April. This is
small thing but like others II properly
done takes considerable time, so the
committee ask that impotence not be
shown, for as soon as they are re
ceived from the printers the commit
tee will distribute them.
Rev. J. A. MacColl assisted Mr..
Haven last Sunday. Mr.. MacColPs
many friends were pleased to greet
him again and sincerely hope he VIII
be able to arrange his plans so he can
visit Dorset during the summer
months. During his three months OF
service among our people, Mr.. Mac
Coll proved to be a faithful and hard
worker for the church and always a
loyal friend to the man whose place
he was temporarily filling.
4 Last week was a decidedly busy one
in this territory. This week will De
rather quiet with only the regular
meetings Of the Choral Club and Mis-
sionary Society. Next week about
every day Of the week there will be
something on. Monday, Choral CLUB;
Tuesday. "Movie" night at the Depot;
Wednesday, Grange; Thursday, "oid
Folks, dance; Friday, Shapespeare
Club: Saturday, choir rehearsal; but
otherwise open. Can you beat 1t Tor
"she quiet life?"
Dogs. dogs!-All the dogs in this
state must be registered before April
2nd. April list being the last day. Inc
so-called new dog laws do not mater
;allv effect the old law. The cost 10
owners will be the same as IN other
wears. Owners Of dogs who may come
into our state for the summer months
must bring their home state licenses
to show the town clerk or within ten
DAVIS pay the Vermont license zee.
Ont OF town readers Of the journal
who own dogs should keep the above
in mind and save annoyance la'e CT,
The fee for male or spayed dogs VIII
no ~ 90; for females, $500. For full
information concerning dogs look up
sessions laws of 1919, page 2ol, sec
tions 1871 and 1872. The 1921 laws not
1 having been issued, information VIII
} have TO be secured from your town
clerk.
We have been requested to thank
through the Journal, all those who
!: during the past winter, have done SO
!. much to make our Community gath
!. erings a success. All who have had
!. the pleasure Of attending these affairs
!. fully appreciate the hard work per-
: formed for their pleasure and enter
; tainment. Special thanks are due
! Mrs Frank Streeter and Mrs. Edgar
I Tiff for their able management OF
: the refreshment portion Of the even
!: ings' entertainment. In case the pub
I lie do not know, we would inform
!: them that the. sketches and playlets
I. presented were the work Of Clifford
: A Atkinson. Ably supported by 9
I half dozen Of our young men, Mr.
Atkinson has not only given a great
( deal Of pleasure. but has secured fol
J. our village hall a set Of scenery which
Is very attractive and viii be in usf
for a long time as It is beautiful
:, Later on an entertainment viii be civ.
en- to finish paying FOR this scenery
I Again the community thanks the en-
: tertainers.
Grange meeting last week furni he'd
much interest although the attend
anee was not large ora aceount OF stes
ness among members and the bad con
dHan Of the roads II the regular
routine az business & was voted s
1 give patriotic" supper The cre1irt
n March 2ard. when Changers mas
invite guests. The price 70 aii VII 3
= cents each. Further notice wili 3
given In detail The literary prorrar
consisted n q discussion eu points q
advantage. OF disadvantagea ~ Wem
n en- attending town meeting MaHl
b practical suggestions were made alanr