The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-09-05

i others Who Winh 90 purchase lot
and huRd summer hemr We aln.
eervly hope they Win be ahle - Nc-
cure what they want aud that an
other year vill wee scyetal more
houses erected IN eur town
Tne following registered az the
Dorset Inn last week E saitman,
NJ a branch. New York. Afr aAd
Mrs. H. 7 swan. orange. Macs n.
Nysaam. stockholm. sweden; s a.
llaWa Kathalcnc Jenny ueunlRg
ton. W. john Couaof. ehlcupso
Falls. Maaa hs3oi harrington, nos
yoke. Mass. II G. beaway ana TAM
~. Philadelphia. Pa. Mr. and Mira.
shismer, Miss EditA heudersou,John
Clark. White Plains. n y. 4. 7,
Boughton, bennington, vi Mfs, j..
z, Beekwith, MIR. aud Mfa ", NJ
stockton, Chas, stockton, Montgom-
cry stockton, Jacksonville. Fla. J
D. culiIou. East Dorset. Nt. n j.,
Mclaughlin. East Dorset, VI. Eu
gene Q ketchum, H. . sharpe, Mr.
and Mrs :, b. ketchum, Wynants-
Kill. n. y. N, q, Hollister. PITTS
burgh, Pa; u. j Evans. Granville,
n. T., Mr., aud Mrs, Chaplin. Water
bury, Conn. Mrs G, o. GilehristAr-
lington. Vt, g. E. Palmer, New
lorK. w ]. Woburn, Benningt
VT. +, ]. Glazior, hudson, Mass
r. Crane, II, IA. West. Dorset. vi
G. G. Hilderbrand, Detroit, Mich;
Chas. Pegham. Boston, Mass, Mr.
and Mrs, w. l., strong, boston,
Mass. T II penuock, Albany, N. Y
Mr.. and Mrs Spoare. Margaret and
Edith spearc, Bound Brook, n. j.,
Miss Katherine Beattie, Providence,
X. IT, II. A, Benouict. Boston, Mass;
Jas. Dalglish Nayie. scotland, J. O,
Benedict, Troy, n VI; Mias Ruby
Harwood, Dorset, W.
One OF the events of the sum
mer Tor the children occurred at tho
Dorset Field Club last Friday after
noon. Miss Warren has had a kin
defgarten for the past five weeks
and closed its sessions with party
lor her little pupils, and invited all
che children OF the village to Join
them The time set was O'Clock,
and shortly before that hour the
litteones were seen vending their
way to the Club with smiling faces
and dressed IN their best BIB and
fueker" Each child and many of
the guests had a present for teach
or. II being her birthday. The Club
House was very prettiy trimmed
With ferns and autumn leaves, and
long table set for 40, was most
attractive, and when the children
were all seated prettior picture
would have been hard 10 find. From
330 10 a30 games we're played on
the Club lawn which caused as much
pleasure TO tho large number OF
older ones present as 20 the child
ren. A. 435 procession was formet
and beaded by our National Golnra
the children marched into the Club
for the refreshments. The obs and
Abs as they went In and saw the
table more than repaid those who
had worked so hard to give them
the treat. In the center OF the Ia
bile was largebirthday cake with
a lighted candle for each year OF
Miss Warrens life, and Il added ma
terially to the table settings. After
the ice cream and cake had been
disposed OF each child received
box OF candy and a slice Of the
birthday cake 10 dream on, when
they went TO bed At $50 the
youngsters said good bye TO their
hostess. and all voted IL the best
party ever" We must not forget
TO mention the side table where the
labors Of five weeks were display
cd. II certainly was a revelation 70
all, and reflected great credit on
The teacher az well as on the abili-
~ OF the children The class was
OF the following children
Ada Weeks, Austin Phelon, Charles
IIarwood, Harold Manley. Jack
Pierce. Lorraine Hudson, Jean sher-
man, Laura Wade, Jessie Baker,
md David Baker The young guests
were Dorothy Stowell, Leyrett sto-
we'll, Olive Ilarwood, Agnes Pearce,
Rodney Weeks, Henry McWayne.W
lam Williams, Hester Fleming,
.yda Fleming, James Holmes, Char
es Adams. Marion Adams Patty
Holmes, Sara Holmes, Anna Manley.
Wlnifred Manley. Constance knight,
Maurice Field, Philip Sherman, Allan
sheldon, Rhoda Sheldon, John and
Betty Lockwood, Elizabeth and
Iie'en West, Marion Wade, Helen
Bergman, Helen Bartlett. Louise
Benedict, Elizabeth Sheldon, Mar
garet and Elizabeth Spear. Elspeph
Mcdonald Tea was served 20 the
older guests at o'clock