The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-06-11

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week cud
~ X Manlcy aud famliy spent
I Sandhy IA Rutland The trip was
p5aas 81 apto.
- b Schroeder ~ Troy, N VI,
st0n; The week end with bis family az
the IiafrpNs House
Miss Pratt Of New York was q
gscst u her mother, Mrs. v, 7. Pratt
al the Dorset Inn last week.
The family of Edwin lefevre
have arrived at the sold Stone Housc"
IN ihe West Road fot the summer.
smith Nation 81 Elm street, let
Monday for 1T. Edward, n. u, for 3
visit 10 bis sister Mrs Frank Hazel
ton.
- Miss Musser and a friend arrived
from Philadelphia. Pa, Saturday and
arc III the Musscr home on Church
street
Miss Helen Barrows, who Teaches
in Sunderland, was brought home the
other day suffering from an attack Of
ionsilitis
Miss Pratt, who has been visiting
her mother at the Dorset Inn, return
cd Sunday afternoon to her home in
New York.
Miss Harriet H6lley who has been
in New York for several months, re-
turned Saturday TO her home on No.
Main street
The Rochester house was opened
Tuesday and is being prepared for
the family who will come at the end
OF the week.
MIR. and Mrs. W. Il. Kent Of
Kent lIill," entertained VIM. r. Rob
erts and X. NJ. Campbell at supper
Sunday evening.
Harvey Darche who has been
away from Dorset Off several months,
returned last week and is again work
ing for Edward Morris.
Wayne Harwod of Rupert, and
Burr Harwood Of Hebron, N. Y, were
in town Sunday to visit their brother,
Elmer Harwood, who is quite i'll.
Charles Downing Lay, the land
scape architect Of New York City, is
In town laying out the hin slope back
Of Edwin Lefevre's formal garden.
The social season was opened by
a picnic supper in the Cheney woods
Tuesday evening. Several Church
street people were the guilty party.
Bishop Rudolph of New York was
in town for few days last week. His
little son accompanied him. They
returned to the city last Saturday af-
ternoon.
Mrs. d. W. Houston of Troy, N.
r., arrived in town last Friday for
the summer The other members of
the family will come up about the
first Of July
-Messrs. Ned, Ralph and Howard
Starks of Troy, N. y, were in town
last week. While here they stayed
with Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo b. Sykes Of
the North District.
--Selectman Michael Kelley and
family of the South District, have
moved from the stone house to the
John Manley farm short distance
north Of their former residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. u. Sheldon ar
rived in Dorset Sunday evening and
are already settled in their new home |
on North Main street. Their many |
friends gave them a warm welcome.
Mrs. Frederick Bush of Meriden, |
Conn, who has been in town for the |
past ten days left Monday for PouIt-
ncy where she will remain through |
the T. c. A. commencement exercises.
Rev. VIM. Leroy Haven and
Deacon Charles y. Gilbert were the
delegates from Dorset who attended
the Congregational convention which
was held in pownal Monday and Tues
lay.
The meeting Of the Woman's
society, which was APP
pointed for Wednesday afternoon, was
until Tuesday afternoon,
June 10th, at the same time and
place.
The Dorset Band" serenaded Mr..
and Mrs. Roscoe Wilson on Tuesday
avening. Shortly after they had de-
parted the "young ladies orchestra"
and the performance was re-
Deated.
Several in this village have re-
'eiyed invitations TO attend the com
nencement exercises at the U. Y. NJ.
II Burlington week after next. Two
If our Dorset young men are of the
graduating class; Louis w. Batchel-
Ter and Rufus Gilbert
Mr.. and Mrs. Maranvile of Wal
were in town Sunday calling
m their daughter, Mrs. Elmer Har
wood. When they returned to Wal
ingford they took the three eldest
iarwood children with them for a
hort visit.
Mr.. and Mrs Roscoe Wilson re-
urned to Dorset Monday evening, and
re staying with Mrs. Wilson's par
nts, Mr. and Mrs. John Peltier of
'hureh street, for short time before J
DING to their home in Hebron, N. Y. j
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. V. Barbour of q
'oledo, o., and Mr.. and Mrs. +. A.
Of Seattle, Wash, arrived (
4 Dorset last Thursday for the sum
ler and have opened their house on !
he "Viall Hill.' I
We hear that "Mr. Bob" will visit n
asst Dorset and pawlet in the near b
lture. He may also visit Manchcs- Z
,r Center if the prospects are good 0
,r pleasant reception. The people v
the above mentioned place will !.
lake no mistake by going to see Mr. 7
oh and his company. Il
Dorset was greatly shocked Nom q
ay morning TO hear Of the death at :
,e Albany Hospital Of Judge Charles !
Kent. The end came rather unex- !,
actedly as II was supposed the Judge =
as getting the better of his trouble. Z
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