The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-06-21
DORSET

Berniss Kline has been building
garage fC~ II. p. Gilbert.
DIR. and Mrs. Edison of Manchester
called on friends here Sunday
A third daughter was born Sunday
night to Mr.. and Mrs. Monte Tiff.
Fred Holley of Troy is the guest of
his mother and sisters for a few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Whitman of Man
chester Center called on friends here
Sunday
The little son born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Stedman Aldrich last week lived only
two days
John Hilllard and sisters, Sarah
and jamie of Rutland were in town
over Sunday
Mrs Knight and daughter have re-
turned from Troy to their cottage on
Church street.
The Home Missionary meeting was
held this week at the residence of
Mrs Ada Sherman.
Mrs. Ira Glover gave a dinner Mon
day for her guests John billiard and
sisters of Rutland.
Bernie Niles of the south village,
who has been critically ill., is report
ed more comfortable.
Miss Ruby Harwood is employed at
the home of +. III. West taking charge
of little Elizabeth and Helen
Mr.. and Mrs. Fauchs of New York
are again in town for fortnight,
stopping at George Edgertons.
DR.. Herricks family are occupying
the Kellogg homestead one OF the
most attractive places in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. II. Glover and Mr..
and Mrs Ernest II. West were in
Rutland last week and took In the
circus.
Malcolm Fearey of the celebrated
Fearey shoe store of Albany, n. Y,
is spending some time at the Barrows
House.
In the absence of Mrs. Campbell on
Sunday the choir was assisted by Mr..
Shipman of New York who is sum
mer guest at avalon"
Mrs. f. F. Gilbert and sons Miner
and Frederick attended commence
ment at the Troy Conference Acade-
my in Poultney last week
Mrs. Crane has returned from New
York. Mr.. Crane will remain there
for time. We hope no more start
ling rumors of his death will occur
for many year,
Work on the water system was com
menced last week, the Riccl COM
pany of Rutland securing the con-
tract. A large number of laborers
are on hand and the work will be
rushed
Dorset has a cordial greeting for
the young people just returned from
halls of learning. U. V. NJ, Burr and
Burton, and T. c. a. are already rep
resented here and other students will
arrive shortly.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Scott and
daughter Freda of Philadelphia, Pa.
are happily enrolled among the new
Corners in Dorset They are occupy
| ing the cottage vacated for the sum.
mer by Miss Anthony.
Many in this community will grieve
| to learn of the death of Mrs. Alfred
Verchereau of Albany formerly Miss
Libbie Way of Manchester Her death
occurred at the Albany hospital. She
was a favorite of all who knew her
Lovers of beautiful birds may be
interested in the following list of a
few of the feathered tribe as noted
by a boy of nine on the way to and
from school and on trips aleld. This
list by no means contains all the
birds inhabiting Dorset, nor does 1t
mention the many that stop here dur
ing their migrating days: April 10th
Grow. Blueiay, Horned lark Chica-
dee. Phoebe, Marsh hawk, Hermit
thrush, Robin, Sparrow hawk, Song
sparrow. Downy woodpecker Flicker,
Partridge. Meadow lark, English
sparrow, Bluebird, Vesper sparrow,
Blackbird, Red winged blackbird,
Junco. Oriole, Chipping sparrow.
April 18th, Bronze grackle, red eyed
Vireo, Wood Pewee, Barnswalow,
Chimney swift, April gath, red tailed
Hen Hawk, Gold finch. Woodcock,
white throated Sparrow May LIST,
Pigeon hawk, Kingisher, May Sth
Catbird, Bobolink, Chebec, May 10Th,
Yellow Warbler, Red headed Wood
pecker, White crowned sparrow,
KingbAd, May Goth. Humming bird,
Cedar wax wing, Wood thrush, June
18th Spotted sand piper.