The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-06-27

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week. returning TO Dorset Saturday
John X billiard and the Misses
Sarah and jamie billiard of Rutland
we're the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Morris from Thursday 10 Mon
day
Mrs. 4 ". Harrington went 10
Troy. n u. Sunday evening TO meet
her sister Miss sheldon of Mime
apolis. Mimi Miss Sheldon viii re
turn with Mrs Harrington 10 Dorset
Tor the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Close and
child OF Salem, ~ Y, and Mrs r.,
Kelley and two children OF poultney
are spending this week with Mr. and
Mrs G. A. Wade
There was a good turn out OF
the members Of the Grange Tuesday
night TO arrange for the exhibit at
the Manchester Fair More will be
heard from them later
Dorset people are very sorry
to hear OF the Illness OF Miss Eliza
beth Lathrop In Minneapolis, MINI,
with scarlet fever, Miss NJ X Gray
Is with her. and we know that Miss
l.athrop will have the best of care.
The following are at the Ava
Ion" Mrs Sherman's) for the sea
son The Misses Reed of Norris
town. n. j., Rev Mr. Froschel and
wife OF the Tomkins Ave. Church,
Brooklyn, N. ". John II. Field,
daughter and two sons, Buffalo, n
", Miss Minnie Prentiss, New
York, Miss Minnie Goddard, Buffalo.
tN. Y, Miss Anna Carhart, New York
The following registered at the
/ Dorset Inn last week; c. s, Brom-
ley. Miss Libble Kelley, Pawlet; d.
b. Winslow, Washington. d. c.; d
7, Bates, Pownal; Rev. Father Daley
Rev Walter Thorpe, r. c. Taft. G
s. Bachelor, Rutland; Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin Brigham, Hartford, Ct; Mr.
and Mrs II A. Smith. Wllliamstown.
Mass. Mrs. A. H. Beeman and two
children. Woodmere. l.. l.: Mr. and
Mrs. W.0, Andrus, Chicago, H.: Miss
Cordoba Andrus and John II An
drus. Pawlet.
The new road being built by
Edwin LeFevre in front of his house
VIII be fine one when finished.
Great care Is being taken In its
construction, and careful attention Is
beng given 10 the proper drain
age. When completed It Will be
he BEST stretch OF road on the
Wes' side and Will be good object !
lesson for road builders. The road
is 40 feet east of the present one. I
II is 90 feet wide and over 400 feet
Ia length. 1t will not only be an
Improvement to the LeFevre place,
but will benefit those who use the
highway, as it eliminates curve,
and In these days OF rapid travelling
that is a very important feature
Probably the finest baths and
swimming pool In this end Of the
state are owned by Mr.. LeFevre
The entire outfit is OF marble and
the pool is &c by AZ feet with a
depth OF six feet. The shower and
Turkish cabinets are In large mar
Bile room by themselves, with
complete arrangement OF pipes so
that one can have almost any kind OF
a bath desired The heating appar-
atus Is such that the bather can, in
a very few minutes, have the water
TO suit neither In the shower, cabi-
net or tho pool All In all II ~
the most perfect bathing place TO be
found outside OF large club or
hes b resort To see II is suffi-
cient 20 create a desire TO use IL,
and wish that one might have
something like II in ones own home
Saturday evening the Dorset
Fire Department came very near hay
ing an opportunity OF showing what
they could do. A lamp hanging IN
r. Saifords store, suddenly dropped.
breaking a show case. and spilllng
the oil Fortunately those present
by quick action. prevented the oil
catching fire, and the lamp was al
lowed to burn Itself out In the
street The cause OF the accident
was the charring Of the woodwork
around ne hook which held the
lamp II Nas indeed fortunate that
so little damage was done. They
say IL never rains hu, IT pours. a
few minutes later Mr.. Stafford while
y aili.g On customer struck ~
baud against a portion OF the 'r"k-
"a SOW ease aud cut II 80 severely
ihat quick .e stringent - asutss I
had to BE- resorted TO 20 save him
rom bleeding 20 death. an artery
having been severed Al present
writing Mr. Stafford is getting on
very nicely. and is attending TO his
as usual We congratulate
ilm that IL wHss no worse
Last weeks Grange meeting
= as In charge of the LADIES' and was
! grea, success The stations were
llled as follows Master. Mrs Rose
I. Kent. oYerseer. Miss Anna Gil
bert. Lecturer. Mrs VIM. Batehel-
Ter: Chaplain. Mrs VI D Chapman;