The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-09-05
DORSET.

1
Mary Malone.
Miss Katherine White left for
Chicago OH Friday.
The westinghouse association con-
vened Monday evening.
--Theophile Combs arrived in town
last week for short vacation,
Miss May Bowen Of New York. is
the guest of Mrs. Charles Mcbride.
p. H. Kent was in Albany at the
hospital on Monday and Tuesday last.
The Barracks will give one Of their
popular ice cream socials Friday even
ing at the Church.
John Mcbride entered the Albany
course Of instruction,
Miss Wilson returned TO Chicago
last week. Miss Hattie Gilbert ac-
companied her for short stay,
Wayne Harwood Of Rupert Is in
town taking the r. +. d. route during
the absence Of his brother, Elmer,
who has left on his annual vacation.
Miss Elizabeth Eagleson arrived
this week in New York after several
months abroad and will return to Dor
set after spending week with her
parents in the metropolis.
The music recital given last Thurs
day afternoon WAS highly commended
by those who we're present, and many
regretted being unable TO attend, ow-
ing to the hour At which the perform
ance was given.
On Tuesday evening at the weekly
prayer meeting Miss Carhart will give
the last OF her instructive talks Of
which she has given an interesting
series, greatly appreciated by those
who could attend.
On Thursday afternoon at I o'clock
the last Of the benefits for the library,
will be given at the church. Readings
will be given by Rev. Chas. CArhart
from the works OF Ernest Crosby.
The ladies' will serve tea.
On Sunday, Miss d'Aubigne,
from France, addressed
he Sunday school, speaking with
treat interest Of van, ship, kitchen
md stable missions Of that country.
n the evening she gave an address at
he church which was replete with
necdotes from her experience L
The families Of John Lille, Eu-
enc Simmons and Clifton Kent with
iiss Hodge Of Boston and Mr.. Davis
Brattleboro, enjoyed picnic Thurs
ny on the lodges above the west road.
his is one Of the most slightly locs-
ons for picnic parties, being easily
Itained and giving an extensive view
our beautiful valley.
Some may be Interested 10 know !
~ the mare, MAID, owned by
lifson Kent, which won the half mile
'ee on Field Day, was nineteen years )
d In April last. Shs was raised by
e late Leland Stanford on his Palo !
10 stock farm in California. Her I
re was Nephew. dam Mamie c., full :
sser 70 Axmoor. Rlestrie King, etc. n
r. Kent also owns ysarlipg stallion y
i Of Maid, sired by Dudley,
andard bred and registered, he by a
,lonel Kip. The merit Of above Al
eeding will be readily recognized. ss
is expected that this colt with his e'
m, will be on exhibition at the fair 4,
1T week. se
SOUTH DORSET. eo
The schoolma'ams are cutting ID
itches for the fall term. y
The mills have had 10 shut down al
! lack Of water. IA
The wood on the Lucky Strike Il,
AIRY is being hauled up 70 the Nor ba
'ss-wesi quarry. VI
j am glad that the Manchester fair "a
: BE- free from gambling games and op
= the Management viii Try 10 have arr
best fair We have svsr bad. There =:
'ocm enough for = good clean fair 90,
this valley. me
Many Of the summer guests have asI
~ home. This has mot been rush. vs
aeaScn for summer visitors in this no,
ton. sx1eps aniOs. There is An i'm We