The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-05-17
DORSET

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Mrs A. w. Phelon leaves Friday for
visit among relatives in Proctor.
W. Il. Kent is to open a repair shop
for the benefit of the seasons golfers.
Bernie Niles has been employed dig.
ging cellar for the Chambers cot
tage.
David Caldwell Of Manchester spent
Saturday in town among the trout
streams.
Rufus Gilbert of Burlington spent
Sunday at the home of his father, C.
b. Gilbert.
Edward Morris recently purchased
Ford auto through the agency OF II.
p. Gilbert.
Miss Childs of Manchester Depot
is at the home of f. B. Manley for
the summer.
George Prentlss of New York has
been in Dorset for few days looking
over his property here.
George Lille has been grating ap-
pie trees for +. H. West the past week
and has set 800 scions.
George Wissell of Manchester De-
pot is working on the bungalow for
Dr. Reynolds of Albany.
A meeting of the Water company
directors was held at j. NJ. Arm
strong's Monday evening.
Robert ManIey of Brattleboro has
been in town this week in the interest
OF the Ford machines for which he is
agent
p. II. Kent came down from Rut-
land Thursday for fishing trip and
secured forty-three fine trout that af-
ternoon.
The long looked for plays will be
presented by the Grange on Friday
evening Tickets are on sale at rs
and Is cents.
Mrs. Mildred Kellogg returned last
week to her home in Manila, la, af-
ter several weeks stay with Mrs.
Mary HARDWOOD.
George Barrows expects soon to re-
sumo management of the Leake house
instead of going to the Adirondacks
as reported earlier
Miss. Eageson left on Tuesday for
Poughkeepsie for a short stay before
going to Providence, X. |. She will
be away about two weeks.
Mrs. Emma Obermaier has returned
after three months visit in Troy and
Unionville. Ct, and is stopping at the
Barrows House for a few days.
The maids who are to work at the
Crane place this summer have arrived
and are busy preparing the house for
Mr. and Mrs Crane who will soon be
here
The Young Peoples society will
send two delegates to the county con
vention at Bennington next week,
Miss Ethel Seymour and Mrs. 0ber-
maier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sheldon and
children of Yonkers, n. Y, are at the
Barrows House for two weeks when
they will occupy their cottage on
Church street.
We are glad TO note the progressive
ness OF our towns stage driver who
has purchased an automobile of II. P.
Gilbert to be used on the route be-
tween here and the Depot.
Oliver Gilbert arrived here this
week from California called by the
prolonged serious illness Of his father.
Everyone is glad to welcome Oliver
after several years absence but regret
the sad errand calling him hither The
condition of f. f. Gilbert Sr., remains
about the same as last week.
The marriage of Miss Luella Mich
OILS, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Marshall
Nichols, to Ira Reed of this place took
place at the parsonage Monday after
noon at two o'clock, Rev Il. III. Hunt
performing the ceremony after which
! Mr.. and Mrs. Reed were conveyed to
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Crandall who gave a reception and
served the wedding supper. All good
wishes to this young couple.
The body of a deer drifted down
from no one knows where and lay for
several days in the brook below w. b.
! Sykes place The matter was
brought to the attention of the game
warden who called upon both county
and state commissioners to look after
the affair in the proper legal way and
as no attempt was made to dispose of
tho carcass G. r Kent as guardian of
the health of the community, took
power into his own hands and dis
creetly had the animal buried