The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-08-24

Mr.. Edward Allen Of Burlington ha
been the guest Of w. O. Bsrro~s for few
days,
Miss Elsie Ivy, II irt OF Brooklyn, N
T., Ia .moIg the recent arrivals at tn
Bsrross House.
- The story still continues, Dorset dc
fested the Esst Dorset picked team at Eas
Dorset last Tuesday. The game WAS rough
and dirty from start to fnish but by thu
excellent pitching Of Al Hsr wood and tn
fast work Of X. Hsrwood behind the ba
and Capt. Phillips in center field the loca
team won out BY score Of 3 60 l.
The Bsttenkill Val y Industrial Socie
~ will hold their annual fair on Sept. IL
3, and l4.b. There will be the usual ut
trso.ions. The racing cards are well fill,t
and will be better than last veal. The eX
hiblt Of poultry and live stock promises to
be exceptionally fue. No automobiles vii
be admitted to the grounds.
exhibition Of Paintings.
An exhibition Of paintIng ard
sketches by the following artistic will be
opened at the studio Of Lorelzs James
Hatch IN Dorset on Thursday Afternoon,
Aug. 81, aud viii continue during the
following afternoons Of the week, for the
benefit Of the Darset Pablo Library.
Single tickets rs cents.
Tea will be served from 3 to 6 p. m.
The artists txhibititing are Walter Shi,-
law, Frederick Craze. Harold B. Warren,
Edwin B. Child, Miss Carrie Holley
LoreIzp James Hatch and John Lille.
SUNDERLAND.
L. G. Kiag was Ia town a few days.
What has become Of our Road Comm :
siOnerY
There are prospects of another steam
saw mill in this place before long.
The hay ing weather has changed from
July to August on account a the lowery
weather,
The Rev. Mr.. G egory Of East Airing
ton will preach here next. Sunday at 8
O'Clock p m
Miss Francis G. West Of Utica, N. Y,
is spending her vacation with her grand
mother.
Mrs. John Lone OF Newark, N. j., with
her two daughters, are visiting with W. II.
Lathrop's people,
There was good attendance In Union
church last Sunday who listened to the
Rev. Mr.. Taylor preaching.
This place is noted for horse trading,
there is something doing In this line every
day, all sorts for sale and exchanges
Miss Nettie Houghton with 9 number
Of her city friends is stopping at the old
Houahton homestead which she has repair
ed 10 fne style.
Our genial merchant W. K. Bacon en-
his customers with Efison's phon
Ogrsph for which be Is agent. He has d fine
line OF records. He also keeps fne grocer
ies fresh from msrke: always Ia stock.
While Arson Bacon wss.driving home
from the hay lid las; saturday the now
Ing machine tongue bruks SO that the
horses ran away and Arson bad a narrow
escape. The machine WAS total wreck.
EAST DORSET.
Mrs. John l. Cochran and Miss See
Drake Jones tpent Saturday In Albany and
Troy,
--Miss Mary K Harwood who has been
visiting her sister in Hinesburg, VI, came
home Saturday.
Miss Smith who has been spending her
In the Berkshire Hills, 4. visiting
Miss Alice Am s, a.
Miss Edith Fuller Grant VIM has been
spending the summer 1T Crsigville, Cape
God, Is staying with Mrs. John I. Cochran.
Kiss Sue Drake Jun,s who has been
spending the summer ~ith Miss Oliver at
Nsrragsnsett Pier, II. / Ia. now staying
with her sister Mr.. j I'm 4. Gochrsn.
ARLINGTON
The Batter Hi. Valley Industrial Socit-
y will bold their annual fair on Sept. IL,
10, and l4lh. There will be the usual attrac-
.iops. he rscing cards are well filled and
viii be better lhAa last year. The exhibits
If p, uliry aud live stock promises to be
fiae. No automobiles will be
admitted TO the grounds.