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

Mr.. and Mira wm q nourn and
children 81 White plains, " v. Ane
guests Of Mr. and MrS Allan Bourn
o4 Church 81. Tor the next two
weeks
Rev Mr. Ward Of Chicago, M.
preached last Sunday to large aIsd
appreciatiXe audience. Mr. Ward
Ia a guest of Rev and Mrs. owen
Gates OF the West Road
Mrs. Musscr OF Church Street
took Mrs. A, w Harrington, Jr., Mrs
II. w. sheldon aud Miss sheldon
To Rutland last Thursday on a shop
ping trip.
stephen Dillingham; has sold
his place In the Hollow" TO VIII
Reed. Price not mentioned II Is
said that Mr.. Dillingham; viii pur-
chase farm near Dorset.
Geo. II. Sheldon and daughter.
Miss Josephine Baker Sheldon, OF
Rock Island, H.. are in town for a
short visit and are guests OF his
sister, Mrs. A. W. Harrington, Jr..
OF Church ST.
A Clock Golf Tournament the
first OF this week has caused con-
siderable interest and Is still In
progress. There are about thirty |
entries, and some very good scores
are being made.
w. j. Holley has sold half
acre OF ground west OF the club
house and midway between Mrs
Sherman's and Mr.. Brigham's, 20
Miss Rochester OF Englewood. N. J.
A road will soon be opened
Mrs. VIM. @. Bourn's mother,
Mrs. De Merritt OF White Plains, N.
Y, passed away last Sunday at the
home OF her daughter: The funeral
was held Monday evening at White
Plains and the interment was In
Pawlet Tuesday afternoon.
AT the Barrows House are reg
stered the following: b. W. II.
kemson and son. Miss Jessie Il. Ry-
der, Miss Charlotte Ryder and Miss
Ryder of Bellows Falls
Vt; Miss Annabel Smith. Passaic, N
j.; Clyde Millington, Troy, N. Y;
Mrs. d. w. Steele, Mrs. F. S. Powell.
Mrs. James Secor, Miss Clara Huff
nan, Henry Liesman, Toledo. o.
This week there will be an af-
.ernoon Tea at the Club given by
.hree of the ladies. Saturday even
ng the young peoples committee
Will give Mock Supper" These
affairs are for Club members and
subscribers only, and to be able to
attend them our summer friends
Will have TO join the Club. There
ire several other things on the car
,et" and We will tell our readers
about them as they occur.
Tho following we're registered
It Dorset Inn the past week: Il. w.
Dater, Mrs. c. w. Dater, Robert X.
)ater, Dana M. Dater and Caroline
OF Cambridge. Mass: FL
4. Pratt, M. d. Pratt, +. S. Pratt
nd Laura II. Rogers OF Remington:
ieorge Il. Morse and Richard ii.
sayce of Rutland;E. p. Boughton Of
Bennington; Elliott Holt, Burlington !,
'aul Waterman. Arlington; Il. M. !,
ohnston, ]. Donahue, w. Mcdaniel,
I. B. Cole, C. l.: Holden, Guy b. !,
ohnson, +. b. Jennings, Jr., P. II.
ennings, A. J. Holden. Bennington; },
:. C. Longley, Manchester; L. p.
ennings, p. M. Moffit, North Ben :
ington; A. ]. Mcclure, Lakewood, y
|. j.; J. ID. SHREDDER, Troy, N. Y;
ir. and Mrs. J. A. Archbold. Mr..
nd Mrs. James Benedict and Miss
ouise Benedict Of Buffalo, N. Y.
"A most interesting entertain
lent was given at the Field Club
evening by the commit
se of young people appointed for :
lat night. A small admission fee
as charged, and the money with
hat was collected for the refresh
tents will be used as a nucleus for
new tennis court To speak es- 4
ecially OF any one OF those who
,ok part would be impossible as \
II did exceptionally well. The fol-
,wing was the program
CAFE CHANTANT.