The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-06-20


Rev Mr. Mills Of Bennington
preached sunday 10 a large and ap,
pgc iatiyc audience Mr Huni RS
placed Mr. Mills at Bennington
Mis- } A. Eagleson and Miss
le klyno of New York. and Miss
Geueyre De Klyne OF Albany. n ~
afe al 'wesiyiew for the season
Mrs. A. II. Cheney who has boen
away for several weeks returned e
Dorset last Wednesday. aud we are
pleased TO say has fully recovered
scr health.
Mrs, Nellie sheldon Crawley Of
Cossy una. y, v. IS at the homo Of
NJ ard Mrs. John Nichols assisting
"a the care OF her sister, Mrs. Mich
lis. who is ill
Miss Winifred Stone of Troy, N,
T., and Mr., Vincent Ward OF Phila-
dolphia, Pa, are guests OF Miss IIar-
fington Of Church st
Miss Janet prentiss, who has
been spending several days with
Miss Harriet Holley OF Main St, Is
nov with Miss Zephene Humphrey
tt Westoyer' for the summer.
"a C. Clarke and family will o
cupy "Appleeroft" on the West Road
this summer Mr., Clarke is from
New York aud Is private secretary
20 Frederick Crane of "Westacres. "
Mr. ind Mrs. John Nichols of
tho West Read are rejoicing in the
i.rth OF daughter, The little
stranger arrived last Friday. Moth
er and child are doing very nicely.
e r. West and Edwin LcFevre
Of tho West Road took several auto
trips last week. Report has IL
that Mr. West is rapidly becoming a
motor ficnd. and will soon be ru
aing a machine of his own.
The Democratic caucus chose
the following delegates to their Stat
Convention Geo. NJ. Wall, VIM Me
Dewitt, VIM Tully and Mike Kelley,
Andrew Loveland, Thos.
Burns, Mike Kelleher. and James
Burns.
--Twenty-four Dorset Changers
attended the Pomona meeting at
Wells last Friday. The meeting
vas a great success and all felt we'll
rara'd for the long trip. The next
will be with Rupert Grange
IN September.
Tho Dorset Field Club opened
last Saturday for the season. The
Club grounds are In fine condition,
aud the Golf Links are better than
ever Preparations are being made
to entertain the Vermont State Coli
Association in August.
Mrs. l.. J. Obermaier, who has
been away most OF the winter and
ap-.ng, returned TO Dorset last week
and will soon open her cottage on
the Dunton place, At present Mrs.
Obermaer is staying with Mrs. G,
+ Kellogg,
The Misses Smith and Turner,
of the faculty of Mt. Hol |
yoke Seminary, are spending few
lays at the Barrows House. They |
are taking walking tour through |
southern Vermont, coming to Dor.
set by way Of Brattleboro. the Wes
River Valley, over Peru mountail
through Mad Tom Notch TO Dorset
rhey will return home by way OF
he Berkshires.
DR. Herrick who recently
fought he NJ. d. Chapman place is
improving 1t. The old barns and
,ther out buildings are being remov-
ID and the grounds around the
rouse cleaned uup and new lawns
made. When II is finished the
'lace viii be decidedly attractive.
-~DorEet Grange members have
iready started 10 arrange for their
XII I at the Manchester Fair In
and thoy are going to
make strong effort TO win the
irst prize. Other Oranges will have
o hustle to beat them as they are
listers when they get started.
The following registered at the
'orset Inn last week j D. Long,
'oston, Mass, Miss Alice Bodman,
Iutley. ~ j.. c. Z. Bushee, Miss
Jones, Miss l.. F. Stevens,
lew York, Il. Stone. Dorset, Miss
'essie Harrington, Dandy. Mrs. Wal
er Ross. Mrs. George Webb, Edward
Iclntyre. Rutland, DR.. and Mrs. J.
Y. Mercer Philadelphia, Pa
Dorset residents heard with sor
ow last Thursdcy OF the death O
Irs. Charles Snyder at Manchester
enter Mrs. Snyder was a sistei
Mrs. Helen S. Snyder OF this
,wn. and her early life was spent
! Dorset Dorset friends extend