The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-09-28
DORSET.

DORSET
-E.berl Sheldon has moved to South
Dor set,
-Gsorse Pfentiss OF New York is spend
iug q few weeks here.
William Bachelor. having spent =
week 10 Boston, returned Monday,
Mrs. Percy Gilmore OF Manchester
Center has been 10 town the past week.
John Armstrong has been treating
his store and residence 10 9 coat OF paint.
The Womsn's Home Missionary Meet
log is to be held Thursday afternoon with
Bertha NJ. Pratt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leach and son OF Paw
let have been visiting In Dorset, guests Of
Mrs. Leachs psr,nls Nj. and Mrs. John
Stone.
Mrs. Lee and Miss Althouse. who
have been stopping at Miss de Noltbeck's
several weeks returned to New York
Thursday.
Mise Martha Hatch is away for few
weeks. Before she returns she Intends
visiting New York where she will take 10
the Dewey Celebration"
Mr. aud Mrs, Allan Bourn have return
ed to Yonkers N. Y. Their daughter,
Miss Annie Bourn will remain little
time longer and the hon will no: be clos
ed Ut present,
The family Of Joseph Harrington will
soon return - Troy. 1t is said, that the
cottage In which they have resided during
the summer months will be occupied
through the winter by II. M. Campbell,
who closes bis house on the West Road.
Rev, Walker and family sre out Of
town for 9 few days. In the .bsence Of
the pastor Dr. P. s. Pratt preached
Sunday morning from the text Heaven
and earth shall pass away but my words
shall no, pass away" All enjoyed his
excellent sermon. Dr.. Pratt also con
Quoted the evening services,
-EDIroR JOURNAL:
We notice in the Dorset items publish
ed 10 your last issue that the correspon
deot WAS at WalliDgiorl fair. 1t was
plain to those who attended that he was
there as be stood on The track oil the after
noon pointing oat TO his son Charles.
Marvin Geers Snow McHenry Doble. The
tricks be could practice when their three
legged mare was IN condition to enter the
Big Rirg. lie WAS evidently stating dur
ing the intervals b,tween heats to this
master reirsmsn that, we will pillow ten
ceres next year aud put 10 half OF 1t to
oats and feed some on EN- to our fast
IN are so she wont dream oil night OF the
hay stack she Gao see in Kirby Hollow
during the day.
1t appeared from The conversation be
tween the is,htr and the master reipsman
that the absence Of one leg from the fast
mare was owing 70 severe blist put on
in New York which took the leg of.
The correspondent, is free with advice
upon racing matters aud no doubt 10 days
Of Byron Woodruff be might have been
sought on. by those high in racing circles
for council, Tor his personal appearance is
strongly suggestive Of the dead game
sport, but today something more than out
eide sppesrs zoe is necessary to make the
opinion OF any msn worthy OF s..sn iion.
II We, observed thst the correspopdet, OF
the Rutland Herald YES 10 the place rs
signed him While the representative OF the
JOURNAL vas not ihtre. II can easily be
Inferred that bis vision and mental CON
prehension vas somewhat obscured by
contact With dpstsnd Ito him vsst crowds
ths, we're watching the sports from Merry
so-ronpd 10 race track.
We do not desire TO occupy space 10
yonr yslusbis paper that might be used
Tor other purposes Of greater interes, but
only vish 10 call the attention OF our
neishbors Sho read yoaf paper sod own
racing stock TO the fact that only lev
miles susy Tires 9 man sud writer Who
inssiu.s thai be can sivise men upon
this besines snd whose eIptriepos 10
suct matters 10 similar 10 thst OF 30 Irish
nsn With snakes
Yours truly, Gnu Pei