The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-11-07

deistand they will be built on in tn,
near future
Deputy Sheriff Purdy of Man,
chester was in town last week Thurs
day ON business connected with his
Office.
Mrs. +. W. Young and Miss
Young We're dinner guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. n. NJ Campbell OF North
Main ST, last Thursday night.
Joseph Wade and Mrs Dayi
OF Granville, N. Y, were in town
Sunday calling on Mr. Wades rela.
lives
Arthur G.. Clark and family. who
have been spending several months
a. hrplccroft" on the West Road
left Saturday for their home In New
York
r.. NJ Campbell addressed the
children of the grammar department
Monday afternoon on the different
political parties and what they re-
presented aud stood for.
MIR. and Mrs p. W. Marshall OF
Birmingham, Eng, who have been
spending several months with Mr..
and Mrs. Crane at West Acres
eft Wednesday for New York.
Mrs. Frederick Seymour OF
Elm St, spent two days last week
with her daughter. Mrs. Ern Rob
,rts of the Hollow" Miss Elsie ac-
companied her mother on the trip.
Mrs. f. w. Young, who has bee
at the l.nrrows House for the past
two weefs, left Monday for her
home IN New York, Miss Young
will remain for a short time longer
Palmer Boughton, who is stay
ing at the Dorset Inn. left Monday
FOR Bennington to be gone about
Ehree days. Another case OF going
home to vote.
Miss Ethel Seymour spent the
week end with her brother Alfred III
Albany. N. r., and incidentally took
In the election returns Tuesday
night
The Dorset Progressive" Club
reid a Smoker" IN School Hall on
saturday evening. A fine time was
reported and it was voted TO have
another in the near future.
Mrs. Ellis Wade Of the "Hol-
low" Road drove TO Wells Sunday
and brought back her daughter Miss
Alta, who has been visiting In Gran
vile and Wells.
The Progressive" Club of Dor
set gave a lunch at 10 p. m. TO all
who were In School Hall Tuesday
night, The lunchconsisted Of cof-
Zee, doughnuts. crackers and cheese
and was fully appreciated by all
present.
The voters Of Dorset and yicini-
received the results of the elec-
lion at school Hall Tuesday night,
\ special Wire was run In and the
'einrns announced 10 the assembled
yoteis as soon as the operator gave
them from Central"
--Rey. W. Leroy Haven of Nor
-istown. N. j., occupied the pulpit
asst Sunday. Mr.. Haven gave very
good sermon and all who heard him
we're we'll pleased with his delivery
md all IN all he made a good I'M
preston on those who had the pleas
ire OF meeting him.
Dorset, not West Dorset is the
name OF this village We notice that
he writer OF the Bennington County
| Improvement Association items fot
he Journal always speaks OF our
allage as West Dorset. We would
suggest he drop the word West IN
the future as il Is misleading. and
Incorrect,
There will be special meeting
Il the Public Library Association ~
he library room Monday evening,
he Iith, at 7.30 o'clock. 10 consid-
n the adoption of new consiitu'
| ion and bylaws. and alRo The
Question OF Incorporating by special
act OF the legislature All members
are earnestly requested 10 be pre-
sent
The Wax Works and Lecture
IN Women In Foreign Lands by Mrs
Frederick Crane In the Lecture
Room of the Church last Friday .v-
ming was well attended and proved
sefy interesting. Mrs. Crane de-
scribed the life OF the women Of the
iiffefent countries and as each on.
Sas mentioned her two attendants
brought out wa1 figure dressed
In the costume Of the country dis
usssd and which automatically pei
formed the actions az described. II
SaS amusing AZ well a. ins,rucuss
md kep the audience on fipfce ,ill
The curtains gere drawn After tht
lecture light refreshments consist
ng Of sandwiches. cake and coffee
wer. served by the "Wa1ers and
very pleasant social hoar Raa
spent. Affairs Of this kind are
n.nst entertaining and Instructive