The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-08-01

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Dorset Ia visiting Mr.. ard Mrs VIII
MeMAyne OF the North District
M V. Barbour ot the North Dis
tric, spent several daya last week n
Fair Haven with his brother
The woodmRn's dance ast Fri.
day night was well attended. Thomp
sons orchcatra furnished music,
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Il, Con-
nell and son Phillip we're week end
guests OF Mrs Sarah Connell
Miss Stone OF Burlington is q
guest of Mr.. and Mrs j. II. Shell
don OF Church 81.
Heinel's semi-annual clearance
begins on Aug LIST See his adv. In
another column is
Mr.. and Mrs, Richard Elmer and
children OF Manchester Depot spent
Sunday with Mrs Elmor's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Chapman.
Mrs. y. p, Fleming. the Misses
Fleming and two maids Of Jackson
vile, Fla, are at the Barrows House
for the balance OF the season.
MIR. and Mrs. l.. L. Flagg of
Lynn, Mass, are visiting Deacon
and Mrs. Rollin Sykes of No Main
Street.
About sixty-fiye OF the Repub-
ican voters OF this town attended
the caucus on Dorset Hin last Sat
urday afternoon.
Judge c. b. Kent, Charles Nor
cross, Euene Simmons and Rollin
Weeks were in Bennington Monday
attending the Republican County
Convention.
Fred S. Holley of Troy, N. Y,
and E. II. Hudson OF NeN York. N.
Y, were week end visitors at the
Holley Homestead on North Main
81.
We wish to make the following
corrections in the items in last
weeks Journal, Joseph Fiero should
be Joseph Theriault and Mr., and
Mrs. Edward Avery should be Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Aborn.
The Vermont State Golf Tour
nament begins today over the Field
Club corsue. There is the usual
number of entries and some very
good contests are looked for. We
will give the results in our next
weeks issue.
The following are registered at
the Barrows House: Mr.. and Mrs,
r.. II. Foster, Claremont, n H.. Mr..
George Young, Troy, N. y, Mrs. F.
p. Fleming, Miss Hester Fleming
Miss Lydia Fleming, Miss Julia
Fleming and two maids of Jackson
Vile, Fla.
r. NJ. Campbell, after much
solicitation on the part of his FRIENDS
has consented to the presentation
of his name as a candidate fnlsI
town representative this fall Mr..
Campbell is well posted on the re
quirements of his town and is in
touch with the various present day
activities which are making for the
betterment of mankind.
Where can find a room for
my friend? That question has been
asked by several the past week.
Dorset is full to overflowing, an
were there accommodation for the
applicants we would have from Z
to a 100 more summer guests.
Dorset is , very popular place, and
1t is too bad We can not have a
good sized hotel to take care of
those who would like to sojourn !
our midst.
The following registered at the
Dorset Ipn last week J. w. War |
ick and wife, w. c. Ball and wife. !
N. II. Ball, Hillsdale, Mich, Mr.. and |
Mrs. Charles Hoyt, Winthrope Hoyt
Evert Hoyt, New Haven. Conn, +.
J.. Turner, Ithaca, ~ Y, b. Oakes, |
Brooklyn, N. Y, Mrs. James Arch
bold, Mr. and Mrs. j. Archbold, OF
Scranton, Pa, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Stein,
Miss Catherine Stein and maid, Troy, |
N. Y, J.. d. SHREDDER. Troy, N. Y, E.
d. Ralston, chaghticoke, ~ Y. l.
NJ Rodgers, F. II. Pratt, NJ r
Pratt, f. S. Pratt, Bennington. Vt.
The annual Masked Ball of the
Field Club was held last Saturday
evening The costumes were varied
and decidedly attractive as well
as amusing. There We're three
prizes and the judges after careful
ly watching the merry makers
awarded the ladies prize to Miss
r. Wilson OF Elizabeth, N j. Jack
Field OF Buffalo, N. Y, captured the
mems prize and the prize for the
best children"s costume went to
Miss Constance t-1of
Troy. N. Y The largest attendance
Of the season was recorded, about
100 being present. Victor Barbour
was in charge and was ably assist
ed by the Misses Wilson, Ruth War
rem and Alice Bodman. The jduges
were J NJ. Bowman, NJ. v. Barbour
and II. NJ. Campbell.
SOUTH DORSET.