The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-05-21

attendance at the church service
which will begin at IL A. NJ. A
special invitation is extended to the
Sons Of Veterans and Modern Wood
men of America.
The school competition closed last
Friday and the schools of the County
are waiting most anxiously to hear
who has won out. The schools OF this
section have worked harl and made
wonderful progress. We hope that
one of them at least will be among
the winners. Who will be the judges,
and how the awards will be figured
out we do not know, but we do know
we are very glad that it is not up to
us to decide.
The next meeting of the Mission
airy Society will be held at Mrs. Chas,
N. Williams on May 29th instead of
May 9th. This will be an all day
sewing meeting and there will be
comforters to be tied for the bar
res and a large number of aprons to
make for the fair. Ladies are asked
to come early and bring their lunch.
Early in the afternoon Mrs. Haven
will give report of the annual
Home Missionary meeting which will
be held at Burlington next week and
to which she is to be delegate.
Now that we are assured OF the
Inn being open this summer every
resident who is interested in the sue
cess of our town should call on the
management and secure two or three
of their little booklets" and send
them to friends whom they know to
be interested in Dorset. As is well
known there has not been sufficient
accommodation in Dorset for all who
desired to come. The Barrows House
and Mrs. Shermans last year were
certainly unable to look after all who
came. The Hollow" and the North
and South Districts have all they can
care for and If there were more board
ing houses in those districts we be-
lieve they would be filled during July
and August AS for the village it
has been a problem to find proper ac-
.ommodations for all who wanted to
come. We have the opportunity now
to let our friends know that there are
accommodations as good at the Inn
as there has ever been. If this sea-
son turns out to be success it means
that Improvements and possibly addi-
tons will be made for a larger bust
ness in the future. Mrs. Pratt, who
will manage the house, is well equip
ped to look after the comfort of her
guests having had number of years
experience in the hotel business both
in the North and South,
DORSET HOLLOW NOTES
John Moon left last Sunday for
Chicago, ILL.,
Ira Glover was at Valley View
Farm during the past week
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Kelley were
in Manchester shopping Thursday.
MIR and Mrs. John Dalton were
shopping in Manchester one day last
week.
MIR. and Mrs. P. W, Mclaughlin
OF the village were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. VIM. Kelley recently.
Mrs. Clara Paddock and Miss Ida
Paddock of North Rupert were guests
of Martin Paddock last week.
MIR. and Mrs. G. Y. Whitman Of
Manchester Center were callers on
Miss Phylinda Roberts Sunday.
-Hoag Roberts and sons Of Man
chester Center were guests Of his
brother and sister here Sunday.
BONNEVILLE
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Benson Of
Jamaica were in town Sunday.
Miss Josie Benson went to Brat
tleboro Monday TO work al DR.. Pet
ties.
MIR. and Mrs, Earle Benson Of
Manchester Depot are visiting their
relatives here.
A. A. Benson and son Hugh, who
have been in Westboro. Mass, return
ed home on Thursday.
Mrs. Flora Burbank was in Ben
nington Monday and Tuesday visit
ing relatives and friends.
| IS. b. Taylor and daughter, Mrs.
Henry Nelson, Of Manchester Depot,
visited friends here Sunday.
Rev. +. W Sharpe, District Sup
erintendent, occupied the pulpit Sun
day morning. Quarterly Conference
was held after the service.
Mrs. Emily Black went TO Winth-
rop, Mass, Thursday Of last week and
will 70 from there 70 Ireland Rev.
perciyal Hewitt and daughter Alice
accompanied her as far as Greenfield.
Mrs. Sarah Burbee and two
lehildren. who have been In Mestmin-
ster with her parents several weeks,
returned home Thursday, aceompan-
| led b. Der brother, Earle Gleason and
Mrs. Arthur Brooks and two children.