The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-08-18

W. u. Houston, Jr. Of Troy.
IN, y, who has been at the Inn
for the past MONTH left for Bos-
ION last Friday. His friend Mr..
Eddy of Princeton, N. J, accompan-
led him.
The Bazaar which is to be held
on Aug. goth for the benefit of the
church will be IN the Lecture room
instead Of the School Hall as an-
nounced ia the Journal two weeks
ago.
The social dance which was
postponed from last week will be
held tomorrow night tfriday), and
should be well attended as il is
to help the boys to pay for their
ball uniforms.
Mrs. f. Ward Young and daugh
ter, Miss Majorie, who are al the
Prospect House, Lake Bomoseen,
made a flying trip to Dorset Tues
day afternoon, returning to the LAX
Wednesday.
Several of Miss Winefred Man
ley's young friends aided her last
Monday evening to celebrate her
tenth birthday From remarks
heard the next day the youngsters
would like Wnefried To have a
birthday every week as they had
such a good time.
Henry Marvin who lived in the
North District died last Saturday
afternoon after a long Illness The
funeral was Monday afternoon and
the interment was in the North Ru-
pert cemetery, Mr.. Marvin is sur
vived by his wife, one son, and one
daughter, also by two sisters and
two brothers.
The third of the series of ball
games between East Dorset and Dor
set was played Saturday afternoon
on Sykes Field and was won by
the Dorset boys by the score of 8
TO S Another game will be played
in about two weeks at East Dorset.
If the East side boys should win
they viii he tied with two games
each, and should play the fifth on
neutral ground.
Registered at the Dorset Inn
the past week Jos. II Harrington,
X. e. Fooete, o. r. Mexican w. b.
Madden Ansel Rogers, Troy, n. y;
Il. II, West, Dorset; Mr.. and Mrs. G.
S. Stllman, c. S. Stillman, Jr, Wal
ter s. Stillman Albany, N. Y, H.
Abrams and SON New York, N. y;
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard s. Allen. r.
w. Allen, Ruth Il, Allen, Mrs. +
Il. Mccartney, w. H. Warren, Tole-
10, O.; @. w. Hickey, Granville, N
Y.
The Ladies Society will hold
sale Of useful and fancy articles
on Thursday afternoon and evening,
Aug. 25th. in the Lecture Room OF
the new church between the hours
OF three aud six, ara half past
seven and ten The proceeds are
for completing the payments on the
lighting plant recently installed IN
the church. Ice cream and cake
will be served afternoon and even
ing. Donations OF cake or articles
for the sale should be brought to
the church not later than Thursday
noon.
1t ii not every outing party
that use five means Of Transports
ton III one ofternoon trip. Such
was the experience OF a Dorset par
ty last Monday afternoon. They
started III an auto and broke down
below Manchester. borrowed another
to get 10 the Street. Hired Stock
well 10 take them 10 the quarry
train at the Depot. From the
quarry had a three scatter to Dor
set, and felt that they had put IN
4 very lively afternoon. Cause Of
ali the trouble a broken axle.
Regular meeting Of the NJ. w
Of A. viii be held a week from
tonight lthc 25th4 when important
business viii be transacted and th4
Clerk requests fun attendance, es-
Decially the officers. One candidate
{ Eugene W0odaril Rill be instruct
cd Ia the first and second degrees
MIR and Mrs J Holmes, three
children and maid of jacksonville.
FLA. arrived Ia Dorset Monday even
ing for a two months STAY Miss
Margaret Williams of jacksonville
Is With the party. They are stop
ping at the Barrows Hnuse.
Because bali team can ret |
more money from another club ~
no excuse foF breaking date sith |
1 cinb that can not afford to give |
b. much. II the team wish TO keep |
he respect of the towns around /
heir oan iown they should do as
hes agree aud mol at the last min
ate telephone they can not go as
.hey could not get their team togo
her, and then go and play another |
.eam. II they had said outright /
hat they had an opportunity 70
make more and wished 20 be re-
e2sea. Dorset souid have lad q
nach better opinion Of them.
The large aud appreciatiFe aud