The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-07-16
DORSET

the week end at his home on the West
road.
VIM. ]. HoIley and X. NJ. Campbell
were in Manchester Depot last Friday
on business.
The West Chambers families Of the
West road, spent last Thursday in
Granville shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. King and son
Of New York, are at the Barrows
House for the summer.
Alfred Seymour, who is in business
at Manchester Depot, was az his home
on Elm street over Sunday.
Miss jamie billiard of Rutland, is
spending some time with Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Morris Of the Hollow"
Carl Baldwin and family of White
River Junction, are visiting at the
home Of George Baldwin in the "Hol-
low"
Mrs. J. c. Wellmann of Dundee,
Mich, arrived last week for the sum
mer and is at Mrs. Geo. b. Edgerton's
in the North district.
Master A. w. Phelon, Jr., Of the
South district, spent the day last Fri
day in Manchester Depot, visiting
friends and relatives.
The scales in front of Chapman and
Peltier's store have been repaired and
all who have goods TO be weighed will
be promptly attended to-
r. Foote of Troy, N. Y, left last
Friday after a ten days stay at the
Dorset Inn. Mr.. Foote expects to re-
turn to Dorset in September.
Miss Helen Kalkhof, who has been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Sheldon
of North Main street, returned this
week to her home in Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Manchester Union Band will
give lawn party and dance at Walk
er's new garage on Saturday evening.
Dancing 25c. Refreshments. adv.
The "Jolly Three" will give dance
in School hall Friday night, July oath.
Refreshments will be served in the
hall consisting of ice cream and soft
|stuff.
I Bishop Rudolph and family of Phil
adelphia, Pa, have rented the Stowell
"Shack" on "Kent" Hill for the sum-
mre and are taking their meals at
Mrs. Geo. F. Kellogg's.
Mrs. and Miss Gary of Rutland and
Miss Mary Chase of Wellesley, Mass,
are at Comfort Farm" the attractive
home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. N. Williams
in the South district.
Miss IRA Barnes, Miss Nettie Bates,
and Miss Georgiana Wells, who have
spent the past ten days as guests of
Miss Helen Barrows, returned Monday
to their home in Syracuse, N. Y.
Through the kindness of the
Church society the Grange supper
next Wednesday evening will be given
in the lecture room of the church.
Supper will be served from 6:15 to s
o'clock.
Harry Woodland left last week for
two weeks trip to Rochester, N. Y.
Report has it that when he returns he
will come with bride. The young
couple expect to reside in the North
district.
Do not forget the annual Grange
supper next Wednesday evening in
the lecture room of the church 1t
will be a good one and well worth
the twenty-five cents which will be
asked.
Miss Mabel Thatcher of New Can
nan, Conn.,, who is visiting Mrs. l.. M,
Kelley Of Manchester, is spending
three days of this week with Mrs. KEEL
ley's mother, Mrs. J. A. Eagleson at
"Westview."
E. Fl. West and family spent the
day Sunday at Lake st. Catherine.
The Y went up in their Ford" and
had most enjoyable time; they re-
port quite summer colony already
settled on Lake st. GATHERINGS beau
tiful shores.
Fl. w. Sheldon of Church street, |
went to Troy last Friday to attend the
funeral of his friend Allan Lindsay.
Mr.. Lindsay was we'll known in this
village several years ago as summer
visitor, and his friends here were very
sorry to hear of his death.
1 The gaieties of the Field club |
were inaugurated last Saturday even
ing by a card party. Miss NJ. Young
of New York, wa, in charge. The |
prize winners were Mrs. McMath Of /
Rochester, N. ", and Miss Roberts
of Toronto, Canada.
Accident number three occurred on
Rupert mountain Monday afternoon;
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