The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-09-02
DORSET

eQ " THEIR uOille III washington, -
G. this week.
Alfred Gilbert left last week to re
sumo his position as instructor in
Kentucky University.
Parties from Troy were in town
Saturday looking over the Inn proper
ty with a view to buying.
Plyn Laid is employed drawing
lumber for c. p. Kent from Gray &
Clark's mill IN East Dorset.
Jerry Crowley has removed his
family from Moses Sheldon's house
to the home of John Mattison.
Mrs. Robert Manley of Brattleboro,
accompanied by her daughter, Flea
nor, is visiting here among relatives.
Mrs. Henry Kellogg and daughter
will Join Mr. kellogg in Chicago this
week. after spending the summer
here
The residence of A. w. Harrington
has been replenisheG with Quantity
Of furniture, which arrived this
week.
Miss Wilson, who has spent her
vacation with Miss Hattie Gilbert,
leaves next week for her home in
Chicago
Miss katherine Sherman leaves
this week for an extensive visit
among friends. including a trip to
Virginia.
Miss Mary Stockbridge of Brattle-
boro. formerly of St. Louis, Mo, is a
guest at the home of her COUSIN, Hon.
Charles B. Kent.
Among the summer guests return
ing home this week. are Mrs. Secor
and Mrs Ketchem, who leave FOR
Toledo on Thursday
Mr.. Campbell, with his wife, two
children and mother, who have been
stopping at the Barrows House, leIt
for New York on Tuesday.
Miss Zillah Ireland, who spends
each weeks end in Troy, Is one of
committee TO look after tae music for
the noted Fulton celebration.
Gordon Green of New York was in
town recently and expresses entire
satisfaction with the work on the
church of which he is architect.
Mrs. Jennie Taayer left early this
week for Colorado, where she VIII re-
side with her daughter. Many friends
will regret her departure for so dis
tant a home.
Mr.. Spafford of the Inn, has re
turned from a business trip 10
Schaghticoke, where he was called TO
settle the insurance on hotel recent
ly destroyed by fire.
Mrs Fay Simmons and son left for
Rutland on Thursday last where sac
was Joined by Mr.. Simmons, pro
ceedipg thence 20 Pittsford, where
they are now in camp.
Madame Bieler and two sons re-
turned to their home in Montreal this
week. Three sons are to remain
here to attend school and Will i've at
the home o. l.. p. Snyder.
Mr. and Mrs. Pin Dadd entertained
several at dinner Sunday. Among
the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Edw.
Towslee and daughter Laura from the
village, and Mr.. Flynn of East Dorset.
Fred Marley is altering his resi-
dence. and adding bathroom among
the improvements. Water is to be
obtained by tapping the pipe on the
green. for which excavation was
made this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tanning are Wis
iting friends in New York. While
there they will meet Mrs. Fannings
sister from New Orleans, who Will re-
turn with them to Dorset for visit
at her old home.
The regular Grange meeting was
held Wednesday evening at which de-
gree work was performed. Among
the new members are Mrs JIohn Lille
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Crane, ana
Mrs. Edmund Manley.
The horse owned by Mrs. Hum
phrey, reported as afflicted with diph-
iberia has been placed in the care
If DIR. Charlton of Manchester Center.
While the animal is very sick, the doc
tor hopes to effect a cure.
Contractor Fleming of Adams,
Mass. was in town recently, and al
Ter looking over the work az the new
pronounced it A. NO. IN
every respect. Mr.. Fleming has had
!, large experience, and is a man OF
extraordinary ability. He is just
a 100000 residence for
". n. Plunkett, an influential citizen
If Adams.
The concert held at the hall Tues
lay evening for the benefit OF the
Church and Cemetery association
vas a marked success. The singing
vas well received and the costumes,
10Th old and new, we're very ehec-
i've. 1t has been suggested that
photographs of the singers in cos
ume. would find ready sale and thus
id to the fund.
Tie church bazaar of last week
,roved a great financial success, net
ing about four hundred dollars.
Many liberal gifts were received and
II who worked for the welfare OF
he event, merit much appreciation.
he fancy articles for sale were num-
rous and varied, and represented
many hours spent by nimble fingers
nd busy brains. The food table was
listed by an eager throng as were the
ANDY Dootn and juvenile corner.
rruit-ade was served throughout the
.fternoon and evening and proved
nostN refreshing, likewise the ice
.ream and cake The display OF
water color sketches was very attrac-
i've, and the affair as a whole, was
agreeable.