The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-08-04

The summer guests held a picnic
Wednesday afternoon at Hagar's
J Brook
Mrs. Joseph M. DeVeau, for.
mrly OF Dorset but now of Ossin-
ing, ~ Y. is a guest OF Mrs. u. NJ.
Humphrey at West over" for two
weeks
Mrs. James secor, Mrs 4. Steel
Mrs J. u. Ketcham and Mrs. I. S.
! Powell of Toledo, O., arrived in
Mrs, Seeors car on Monday last,
having motored from Buffalo. The!
are stopping at the Barrows House.
--Amnog the recent arrivals at the
Dorst Inn are the following: Mrs,
W. w. Croft and Miss y. G. Croft
Of Albany, ~ y: Miss A. w. Par
sons and Miss G. II. Treadwell of
Flushing, l., L.; ] G. Mosher, AL
bany; J. B. Allagh Of Toxic, Jap
an, Mr., and Mrs. G. II Oakes and
NJ. and Mrs. Saunders Of Troy: G.
NJ Gilbert, j. NJ. Gilbert, o. G. Bis
op and h. G. Bishop of Yonkers; l..
s. Onenetblu and NJ. l.. Leach of
Philadelphia; John Slater of Hart
ford, Ct; and Mr. and Mrs. Chas
Brown, Miss NJ. NJ Brown and c..
Brown all of Brooklyn.
Since Friday Of last week die
tionaries have been in great dmaad
with our summer guests, and a
great deal of paper has been used
IN trying to make out words from
the three words DORSET FIELD
CLUB, an interested subscriber hav-
ing offered four prizes to the
ones having the most words by Mon
day night. There were a great
many papers turned in. aud II was
quite task TO count them all, but
by close application of the tellers
the winners were announced before
midnight. and were as follows
Class A., Miss NJ. X. Warren 1st
with 6G7 words Miss Charlotte
Prentiss End, with $40 words. Glass
B (sixteen or under) Miss Louisa
Reynolds 1st, with 57S words. Miss
Elizabeth Prentiss End, with 5G7
words. II really is surprising the
number of words that can be made
out of fifteen letters. No letter
could be used twice unless ii appear
ID twice in the. original words. such
contests are not only interesting
but they are instructive and we
hope to note more Of them on the
same lines during the month.
The following is an account OF
two Dorset boys, sons of Mr.. and
Mrs Highland Holley. Mrs. Holley
is a daughter OF the late Lyman
sykes, and sister Of Deacon Rol-
lin Sykes: Coming into Visalia
seven years ago. Carl II. Holley Il. y.
and Harry Hall Holly, S. r., who
the firm of Ilolley a. Ilol-
ley. consulting. supervising and con
engineers, at once realized
that this section offered splendid
field. and today as result Of their
and progressiyeness, they
are not only numbered among the
engineers. but are the
prime movers in an already success
fully launched project to construct
an electric railway between Spring
field. Porteryille, Lindsay, Tulare
and Visala n was these gentleme
who obtained the vast amount of capi
tai necessary TO this enterprise and
they obtained the right Of way and
did the engineering work. Holey
& ilolley are also heavily interested
In a project to install an electric |
power plant at Tnle river for the
OF electricity for the new |
and for use In the San
Joaquin Valley Aside from these
these gentlemen enjoy |
an extensive practice drawn from the
entire valley. They are both grad |
yates of Stanford University aud |
stand high IN their profession. Men |
Ia such enterprises are |
n the very nature Of the case
Dubli spirited and their policy Is |
hat whatever is best for Tnlare |
,ounty In general Is best for the /
making up that county \
Hence every movement for the gen
'ral good meets their approval aud /
'eceives their support Weekly Wis
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