The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-08-04
Co
Corner West and Grove Sts.
The Big Store on the Corner
Rutland. Vermont

ter Thompson were among those wll
attended the Lake Champlain eXcur
sion last Sunday
Miss Mabel Ludd returned Sun
day from a three weeks visit will
her brother, Olin Ludd, at LAKE
Cassayuna.
Henry West took in the Cham
plain trip last Sunday. Henry sale
he had the time of his life anc
is ready to go again next year.
Geo. N. Chambers who has beel
visiting his daughter, Mrs f. II
West. returned to New York las
sunday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. C. s. Adams and
children of Jacksonville, Fla, ar
rived at the Barrows House last
Thursday for the balance OF the
season.
The Modern Woodmen OF Amer
lea viii hold only one meeting IN
August aud September. Said meet
ings TO be held the fourth Thursday
Of the month.
Miss Eagleson left for Portland
Me-. last Friday on three weeks
trip. Miss Anthony accompanied
her as far as Boston, Mass" where
she will visit with relatives.
Prof. $. +. Clarke and family
who have been at Avalon cottage
for month left for their home IN
Williamstown, Mass, last Thursday
Remember that the Journal is
on sale at the Dorset Inn Keep
il in mind and tell your friends so
they will know where TO get copy.
Charles Norcross and X. NJ.
Campbell attended the Republican
Convention at Bennington last Ihur'
day as atcrnates for +. q. stone
and u. II. West, they not beng
able to attend.
The ladies of the Church met
At the home of Miss Sykes yester-
dav "Wednesday afternoon to sew
for the sale which will be held III
school Hall Thursday the 25th.
Mrs. c. A. Wade of Church st.
was called to Wells last Saturday
nv the Illness Of her father. Dur
ing her absence Miss Laura Towsiey
had charge of the household.
There will be social dance
Friday evening, August 18th, foI
he benefit of the Dorset Base Ban
Team. Proceeds TO be used toward
uniforms.
Mrs. r. II. Mitchell and two
children of Toledo, O., are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w A. Brig
nam on Church st. They arrived
last Saturday evening, and viii re-
main about two weeks
AN Episcopal service was held
in School Hall last sunday after
aoon for all Espicopalians who de-
sired to attend. Rev. Joseph Rev
nolds of Rutland officiated. Next
Sunday Aug. 7th, a Communion ser
vice viii be held In the Hall atf3o
a. m.
Ralph Starks bought a horse
in Troy last week, and rode II as
FAR as Arlington when he was drawn
INTO a trade, aud finished his ride
On the Arlington animal. We un-
lerstand that he was not stuck, but
made by the deal. His brother
Howard met him in Arlington and
rode up with him to Dorset
Mr. aud Mrs G. II 0akes OF
Troy NY, we're guests over Sunday
IF Mr and Mrs. A. W Harrington
Jr.. at their Church St. home. Mr'
Harrington and Miss Harrington
10 Troy Monday with Mr.
md Mrs. Ookes Miss Harrington re
.nrned TO Dorset by. train In the
.yening
The regular meeting Of Dorset
Grange was held last night and
.eport Of the Field Day was given
ghieh showed on the right side OF
he ledger after paying all bills
The benefits Of such 0 day Is al
Ihown IN Grange work. and there
= no doubt but that a large class
viii be taken IN next October, as
-csult Of the meeting.
The many friends Of VIM K
Roberts ln Dorset we're very sorry
o hear of the sudden death of his
lister Mrs. u. II Peck. last week
Il New York The funeral was
aa Thursday Ia New York and the
ntermeut was IN Dell@ood Cemetery
he next day Rev, Vincent Raw
ormeFly Of Manchester officiated
Dnr sincere sympathy IL extended |
o Mr. Roberts al this time.
The Misses Craven aud Miss
brake of newark. ~ j.. have |
oops ii w D. Holley's aud are
boarding al "Outlook villa They |
rrised last Saturday afternoon and |
glll remaiu Ia town for month
w A. brigham Of Church 81
vent 10 NeN York city Monday and 1
eturued Wednesday
Three loads of young people
rom THE village vent over 20 kaai
,orset "Wednesday 10 attend the
ield day Eames