The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-08-06

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Doni forget The anr euisrtaiameu
~ bee given IN the opera House a
Manchester Center Monday evening
Aag. ltGh. by the Young Woman
Guild u Zion church. for the benelil
81 the organ fund. Tickets vii bf GA
sale Al chas. 4. Yoaug's. Manchss.ei
Center
MANCHESTER pgisTT,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. q WooJoock.
who have been ON a visit ~ the Pacific
coast re- on their way home aud are
expected the last % The week.
-Don'i forget the fine entertainment
10 be given in the Opera House al
Manchester Center. Monday evening,
Aug. 10Th. by the Young Woman,s
Guild Of Zion church. for the benefit
Of the organ fund. Tickets will be on
sale at chas. Z. Yoang's, Manchester
Center.
= The Manchest Union Band ex.
eursion over the Rutland railroad 10
Lake George Sunday was enjoyed by
a large number OF people from all the
stations between Bennington and Rnt-
land. The steamer Horizon took the
excnrsionists for three hours ride on
the lake from Baldwin 10 Lade Geo
rye. The Manchester band was rein
forced by several pieces from the Ben
nington City band, making a total of
twenty-eight pieces.
DORSET.
Miss Maria Kent lies in a critical
condition.
DIR. Collins and family of Gran
vile were here Saturday.
Mrs. John Eagleson is spending a
few days in New York.
Joseph Wildwood of Rutland is in
town on vacation visit.
John Lille has moved into the
cottage vacated last week by c. p.
Kent.
Mrs. Harry Davis of Brattleboro is
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Jno.
Lille.
Mrs. Burroughs and two dangh-
tiers of Albion, N. Y, are stopping at
Mrs. A. p. Sherman's.
Mrs. Cora Seeley of Glens Falls
| is in town, called here by the illness of
her father T. M. Collins.
II. Nj. Collins has been seriously
| i'll and Mrs. b J. Orr trained nurse
from Granville is employed to care for
him.
Mrs. Titus Coan and son Of Albion,
N. Y, with Mrs. Eliza Armstrong re-
Gently motored to Dorset, visiting sew
eral towns on the way.
Don't forget the fine entertainment
to be given in the Opera House at
Manchester Center, Monday evening,
Aug. 10th, by the Young Woman's
Guild of Zion church, for the benefit
of the organ fund. Tickets will be on
sale at Chas. h. Young's, Manchester
Center.
A Scotch literary entertainment
for the benefit of Dorset Public Lii
brary will be given at the hall Thurs,
day eve Of this week, when, Rev. Mr.
Macdonald of Baltimore, Md, will
give readings of Scotch prose and
poetry. Those who heard Mr. Mac
Donald's former reading here will be
glad Of another opportunity to listen
to his inimitable Scotch dialect. Tic
kets are selling rapidly at Is cehts.
A telegram from J. G. Sykes OF
New York stated that the newspaper
reports we're greatly exaggerated re-
garding the automobile accident OF
last Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Sykes
were motoring through Yonkers when
they experienced shocking wreck
through the collapsing Of front tire,
aud all occupants of the ear were Sc
verely bruised and narrowly escaped
death from collision with trolley car
when the auto swerved and overturned.
The following list of new books
Just placed in the Dorset Public LIB
| rary will be eagerly conned by patrons:
Austin, Santa Lucia
Bazin. The Nun
Beach, The Barrier
Bourn, Alice, Rose Macleod
Casson, Romance of the Reapers
Crawford, Prima Donna
Deland. X. Us Mother
Drysdale, Beach Patrol
Young Consul
Freeman, Shoulders Of Atlas
Gardenhire, Purple and Homespun
Grahame, Dream Days
Greene, Deacon Lysander
Hewlett, Halfway House
Hornaday, Camp fires in Canadian
Rockies
Howells, Fennel and Rue
Johnston, Little Colonel
" Little Colonel's Houseparty
Little Colonel, Maid Of Honor
Kennedy, Servant in the House
Kingsley, Truthful Jane
Kinkaid, Man Of Yesterday
Kipling, Collected Verse
" Lies Handicap
- They
Marshall, Exton Manor
Muir, Our National Parks
Nesbit. Railway Children
NicolIs, Brunhilda of orr's Island
Nixon, Roulet, Japanese Folk Stories
Palmer, Life of Alice Freeman,
Pasture, Peters Mother
Smith, Romance of Old Fashioned Gen
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