The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-07-08

Of Edwin lie fevre on the West Road.
Mr. Green the architect for the
church is guest Of Mr.. Crane at
"Maplehurst y
Miss +. Louise Sykes has returned
after an absence Of two weeks,
John Manley Of Braltleboro, W..
was in town last week with his family,
having made the trip by auto. His
ear was very ueat and easy running
Ford.
r.. n. Dudley Of Chicago, Audi
tor Of the G. NJ. 4 st. Paul r. r., and
Mr. Aeklin OF Toledo, Ohio, arrived
July 2nd with Victor d, Barbour, hav-
ing motored from Buffalo They are
the guests of NJ. V. Barbour at the
NAPLES.
Madam Bruneau. wife of the Rev.
j. 7. Bruneau, one of the French Mis-
sionaries of Montreal. Canada, with
her daughter, Miss Herminie, aud two
younger children are the guests of
Madam Bieler at the "Batchelder"
cottage.
Jos. A. Powers and wife of Troy,
N. Y. who were on their way TO Bret
ton Woods to attend convention of
the American Society of Civil Engin
GERS, made brief visit Saturday on
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Harrington, Jr
--Norcross 4 West have bought
from the Edward Roberts estate all
their marble interests. In all about
360 acres including the Fulsom. Blue
Ledge and Thirty Six Rod Quarries.
The Folsom will probably be opened in
a few months. The late Prof. Hitch
cock, professor at Dartmouth, I'm 1860
said of the marble TO be found in the
Fulsom and Blue Ledge that 1t com
pared favorably with the "Carrara"
marble of Italy,
The Dorset Field Club opened the
festivities of the season with an in
formal dance last Saturday evening.
The Club House was tastefully decor
ated with nearly sixty school and col
lege flags and banners in addition to
some ferns ON the mantel piece. Music
was furnished by some Of the ladies
and Victor talking machine kindly
loaned for the purpose. A pleasant
evening was enjoyed by all those who
attended.
Following the custom of former
years, although there was no church
tower available, few of the patriotic
people met on the porch of A. w.
Harrington and sang "The Star
Spangled Banner" and America"
early in the morning. In the evening
some OF the young people of the Club
purchased some fireworks and set them
off on the Club property, winding up
the Fourth of July celebration.
On Monday afternoon X. ID. Camp
bell established new record on the
Dorset Golf Links, for both nine and
eighteen holes. His first round was
80 and second round 81, total of 81.
The former records were "a held by
ID. W. Houston and II. d. Campbell,
and SO held by the latter. The DOGGY
for the course is 81. His card follows;
LIST round, 53344543 a; 2nd round,
3 4333453 4. The course at pres
ent is in very good condition and by
the end of the month should be all
that could be desired.
EAST DORSET.
Colonel Whalon of Ludlow spent
several days at his home here.
Mr.. ard Mrs. II. G. Stone attend
I'd the wedding of Delmer Stone and
Miss Mary Coolidge in Peru last week.
Mrs. Arthur Belknap is spending
about week at her former home in
Ludlow.
Miss Clara Bnifum who graduated
asst week from Middlebury College is
Il her home here for the summer.
Miss Sadie Sherlock visited her
parents here recently.
Miss Ruth Walker of Manchester
pent last Wednesday with Miss Jennie
Stone.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wilson of
Boston and Mrs. Helen Wilson of Paw
ct have been stopping for short time
t the Wilson House.
Mrs. Jane w. Ames who has been
pending the winter and spring in
,outney has returned to her home for
be summer.
"A son was born last week TO Mr..
md Mrs. Wallace II. Brock.
MIR. and Mrs. Whitcomb OF Rnt-
and spent the Fourth with Mr.. and Mrs. .
!. X. Griffith.