The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-06

Bishop Rudolph OF Rhode ls
aad will preach next Sunday morn
ing.
IS. F. HolIey aud u. u Hudson
Of New York we're ia town over The
Fourth.
Miss Mabel Houston of Troy, n
X, is a guest Of Mrs q i, knight
II Church st.
Miss Plummer Of brooklyn, n
". is al Comfort Farm" for the
s.ason.
Rev. Jos. Reynolds and family
are to spend their vacation In this
town.
Geo. (. Miller aud A. w. liar-
rsngton, Jr,, were lr town over the
Fourth.
Miss Reynolds of Rutland Is q
guest at the Barrows House for a
few weeks.
Mrs. A. w. Harrington and Mrs
II. w. sheldon were in Troy, N, y,
for two days last week.
Miss Mary s. Case Of Wellesley
College is at Comfort Farm" for
the season.
Mr.. and Mrs Burr Phillips
spent Sunday In West Pawlet with
his sister, Mrs. Mike Casey,
MIR. and Mrs. J. ID. Schroeder,
aud r. Foote of Troy, N. y, are at
the Inn for a short stay.
Miss Chambers Of Burlington
is a guest of her cousin, Mrs. u. H.
West, of the West Road.
-. r. Stafford of the Inn and w.
]. Holley were in Troy, N. y, last
week on business.
Miss Zephine Humphrey OF
"Westoyer" left this week for a
snort trip 10 ChicaBo, III
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hilliard OF
Rutland were week end guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Morris.
Miss Gladys Crandall is assist
ing i'm the care of Mrs. Spafford
Holley who is steadily improving.
-. A. Eagleson. Geo. +. Eagle
son and G. A. Atkinson of New YORK
were at "Westview" over the Fourth
Mrs. Abbot and Master Abbot
Bealing of Newark, N. j., are al
'The Avalon" on Church St., for the
season.
Deacon and Mrs. Rollin Sykes
were among those who went to Perm
last week to attend the Church con
yention
Mr.. Moon of New York and Bos
ton spent the Fourth at "Gien
Farm and left for New York yes
terday.
--Miss j. G. Lawney OF Atlanta,
Ga, was a guest of Miss Elizabeth
Lathrop at Outlook" villa for a
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Williams Ct
Bennington have been visiting Geo.
Williams and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
McWayne.
Geo. l.. Prentiss of New Yorb
was in town for a few days. Mr..
Prentiss returned to the city Tues
day night.
Miss Wilde and Miss Lorraine
Holley Hudson of New York are at
the Holley homestead on North Mai
ST., for the season.
Dorset was well represented
Tuesday at the Field Day at Man
chester Center. About all who could
arrange II went.
The Dorset Field Club was for
mally opened last Saturday evening,
and looked very attractive when
lighted up.
II. j.. Starks and two sons Ed
ward and Ralph are at w. J. Hol-
ley's for the season and take
al. 10 al tha Inn
Mrs. A. II. Bowman, A. W. Bow
man, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Bowman,
aud Earl Bowman were recent
guests at Terrace Farm"
Mrs. Halter and son George
have returned to the home OF MIS-
w. b. Sykes after weeks visit In
Pawlet, Granville and Rupert.
Mrs. X. Elmer and Mrs. Chas.
Willard of Manchester Depot were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt Chap
man last Saturday and Sunday.
The food sales committee met
at Mrs. Snyder's recently TO perfect
arrangements for the food sales 70
be held during the present summr'
M. v. Barbours family spent
several days last week touring New
England, and returned TO Dorset
Saturday noon. A very enjoyable
trip was reported.
w. r. Kent Is having rage
fence put around his place for Mr..
Stowell so as to provide safe play
ground for Mr.. Stowells little boy.
II. N. Williams Is building It.
Mrs. George Dermady and son
George OF Brooklyn, n Y, are
guests al Terrace Farm; also Mrs.
Schultz and daughter Minnie have
Joined Miss Mollle Schultz at the
home Of Mrs. w. B. Sykes.
The hay has been cut on the
Golf Links and II IL now pleasure
10 play over the course. Bern and
Sam Harwood did the work for car
ence Blackmer who had taken the
contract TO remove the hay
Circulars will soon be sent out
announcing the program OF the com
ing meeting OF the Bennington conn
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