The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-03-29
DORSET

TIdyer meeting TINS week at the
Barrows House.
Mr. and Mrs. Dalton were guests of
John Tanning and wife on Sunday.
VIM. f. Kent. who has been in AL
bany several days, returned Satur-
day
Miss Margaret Gilbert is spending
a fortnights vacation with her par
ents.
Miss Dureen of Troy was recent
guest of Mr.. and Mrs Charles B.
Kent.
Misses Mabel and Ruth Gilbert re-
turned Monday from visit in North
ampton, Mass.
Miss Maude Mitchell returned
Monday from several weeks visit
in Brattleboro.
Miss Laura Towslee of Castleton Is
spending the spring vacation at the
home of her parents.
Miss Grace Sexton of Manchester
Depot has been visiting her aunt,
Mrs A. b. Roberts.
Miss Anthony has returned to the
home of c. b. Kent after weeks abb
sence at the village.
/ Messrs Charles and Jonathan Rob
erts have as guest their brother
from Horizon, n. Y.
The display of Aurora Borealis
was witnessed here with much inter
est on Sunday evening.
John F. Lille will move TO the
Alexander place on Tuesday OF this
week. Correspondent in Journal"
to the contrary Notwithstanding.
G. NJ. Sykes left on Monday for a
business trip to Boston. He was ac-
companled by his daughter who will
also visit New York and vicinity.
We are glad to note that Mrs
Henry Warren will return to Dorset
again and has secured rooms at the
residence Of Rollin Sykes for the
summer.
Mrs. John Eagles arrived from
New York last week and is stoppine
at the Barrows House. She is ac
companied by Miss Genevieve Dek
| Ign of Albany.
Friends of Marcus Barbour of Tole
do will be pleased to learn that his
family are planning to summer II
Dorset, having rented the de Mott
beck cottage on the hill.
Mrs. John Wildwood is visiting ii
Granville before going to her new
home at Rutland; Mr.. Wildwood re
naming here until April to fulfill hi
contract on the Eagleson place.
Ned Casselman, who is foreman o
a large estate in the Adirondacks Il
visiting in town and is stopping a
the Barrows House. Sunday he wa
a guest at the home of Ira Glover
r. NJ. Cambell contemplates triI
to Ne York this week 1t is hope,
that plans may soon be executed t
carry the Dorset railroad on to Gran
vile. 1t is said prospects are YER
encouraging.
Friday last seemed an unlucky da
as to fires. Moses Sheldon's bari
; was set on fire by small child play
ing with matches and was saved b,
prompt and efficient work Of a nun
Der of men from a near by suga
, camp.
Members of the Sunday schoo
have received most interesting sou
venir cards from Mrs. Carhart, de
lpicting scenes in Syria 1t is graft
flying to note that Mrs. Carhart will
arrive (by schedule) in New Yorl
April 9th coming directly to Dorset
1t is reported that very beautiful
window will be placed in the new
church in remembrance of Mrs. G. NJ
Sykes, who is recalled by many liy
ing mere as an earnest teacher in The
Sunday school, and an accomplished
and dillgent worker among The
church members.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Glover we're ii
Rutland Friday. During their alb
sence someone crossing their premis
es dropped lighted cigar or match
which quickly started the grass burn
ing. 1t might have ended disastrous
| ly but for the aid of a bucket brigade
which formed in time to save the he
barn which seemed for a while in
danger as high wind was raging.
The singing at the Easter Sunday
school service received its just need
OF praise. Seldom has so well train
ed chorus of young ladies' been
heard and 1t is the wish of many
that their fresh young voices should
often unite in service of song al
the church. Mrs. r. M. Cambell is
deserving of great credit for her tai
ented manner of training this special
choir.