The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-07-22

Mrs. Tom Collins 10 Me eHw II Mr. I
Collins wbe femAins about The sAmc.
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u and hsvv 'millacuairt 6. q
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l,-io va tho playe, aud the caday was
Nj. tFsrnd, \. H. bowman, also o.
I.lesio.
Pop csrnl Pop cofnl sas TIE cry
that was heard on The green saturday
night Ernest Edgsrton is the pop
corn vendor aud when be- sets up b.. !
machine al the youngsters and good
many eldel ones look FOR nickies 10 /
buy the bags ~ coln.
There will he social hep given by |
the Manchester Union Band al the op. |
sra House. Manchester Center, on
Wednesday evening, Aug I. Music
for dancing furnished by band and |
good orchestra, Dancing loo per
ukNffs GU Wis idttft Id
Auto and driving parties are find.
ins Dorset convenient stopping place. |
several having stopped at the Inn the
past week. Light refreshments are
always 10 be had and there is an atten
dant on hand 10 look after visitors.
There will be ng recital by the |
Raw sisters at School Hall on Wcdnes-
day evening, July 18th, for the benefit
Of Burr a Burton Seminary and Dorset
Library. Reserved seats will be on
sale nj q. NJ Sykes store.
The ladies OF Dorset Field Club
will serve tea at the Club House Satur-
day afternoon from 4 to o'clock. The
hostesses are Mrs. A. w. Harrington,
Mrs. X. NJ, Campbell. Mrs. Jos. II |
Harrington and Mrs II. J. Warner.
At o'clock clock golf contest will be
held.
"A. w. Harrington, Jr has been
making improvements in the rear of
his residence on Church Street. Several
old buildings and sheds on the adjoin-
ing property have been taken down
and neat fence put up. the general
effect being very much better.
The marble steps and several loads
of foundation stone of the burned |
church have been taken TO the top of
the Pinnacle and used in the work up
there. The tower is completed and
shows up well from every point. When
the ground scheme is finished the whole
effect will be very pleasing.
Several of our summer visitors
went to the Episcopal church at Man.
chester last Sunday TO hear Bishop
Hall of Vermont. There are large
number of Episcopalians in town and
if it could be arranged to hold SER
vice IN Dorset every other week quite
q large audience would be the result.
The following registered at the
Dorset Inn the past week: W. }.
Voight, New York; A. E. Conery, Bos
ton, Mass; G. s. Shaffer and wife, J
g. Trumball and wife, Orleans, Vt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Worthington, Geo.
Worthington, Bennington. VT, Mrs
Geo. Hoyt, Cleveland, Ohio; Miss
Augusta Wight, New York; the Misses
Blanch and Nellie Layfeld, Schaghti
coke, N. Y.
The residents of Dorset were very
sorry to hear of the misfortune of the
new landlord of the Dorset Inn. We
sincerely hope the fire at the American
House in Schaghticoke, N. Y, will not
prove as serious a loss as first reported
and that he will be able to get it in
shape again for business very soon.
Mr.. Stafford has just started the Inn
here and We should all do what we can
to aid him in making it success, by
letting our outof-town friends know
there is one more place for guests in
Dorset.
"Wednesday evening the l4th, TWEEN
Ly-six members of Dorset Grange jour
neyed over to East Dorset as the guests !
Of Mt. Aeolus Grange. The Dorset
Grange officers had charge of the meet
ing and conferred the LIST and End de-
yrees upon class of eight. The work
was well and impressively done and
showed that Dorset Grange was keep
ing up to their standard Short ad-
lresses were given by E. H. West.
Master of the visiting Grange, and DR.. )
cochrane, Master of Mt. Aeolus Grange
and others. The meeting was then
closed and light refreshments were SER
we'd, and a social half hour enjoyed.
The younger members of the two Gran
yes closed the evening with an hours a
1ancing. Five members of Manches a
ser Grange were also present. Such Il
meetings shonld be held often as they q
are the means Of bringing the people
IF this section into better social rela- q
ions, and all who attend them go away
feeling benefited and with a higher re- I
gard for their fellows.
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