The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-05-07
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week end at Williamstown the guest
Of his college fraternity
Miss Edna Wade is spending some
time with her grandmother, Mrs.
| Henry Parks, OF Wells.
Louisa Ladd Of the West Road
has taken place with Mrs Haven Of
! Church St, for the summer.
Mrs. Edwin Child Of Flushing, l..
l., was In town over Sunday visiting
her father. Dea. G. NJ. Sykes.
Clarence Robinson OF Schenecta-
Idy, ~ Y, arrived in town Monday
/ for week or ten days vacation.
VIM. Kinney's son who has been
quite III Is very much better and was
out for little while last Saturday.
The mid-week service OF the
Church was held this week at the
home Of Charles Williams on the East
Road.
Miss Florence Mason of East
Dorset will work this summer for
Mrs. George N. Chambers Of the West
Road.
Mrs l.. II. West and Mrs. George
n. Chambers of the West Road were
In Rutland last week Thursday shop
ping.
Mr. and Mrs. james Robinson of
Elm St, were Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Wallace Towsley Of East
Rupert
MIR and Mrs. John Fisher of Main
street spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. John s. Bstehelder Of Manches-
| ter Center.
Henry Hulsberg Of Elm St, has
moved his family TO the head of Dor
set Hollow. The transfer occurred
last Saturday.
The fortnightly meeting Of the
Reading Circle was postponed this
week on account of necessary re-
hearsal of the play
Mrs. NJ. c. Gulley of Canton, N.
-, is in town for two or three weeks
the guest of her brother, Waldo Sykes
Of the North District.
Mrs. George Stowel, Jr., Miss
Dorothy and Master Robert Stowell
left this week for New York City and
will be gone about two weeks.
MIR. and Mrs. Grant Matson of
Elm street entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
Ern Roberts and daughter of Dorset
Hollow last Sunday at dinner.
Word has been received in Dor
set that Mr.. and Mrs. Burr Harwood
Of West Hebron, N. ", are rejoicing
in the arrival last week Of little girl
Mrs. S. S. Pratt and Mrs. Nc
Tighe returned to their home in
Brooklyn, n. Y, last Saturday. They
expect to be back for the summer
about June 10th.
The social held last Thursday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Burr Phil
lips in the North District for the
benefit Of the school, Melted almost
Eve dollars.
The family Of Edward Aborn ar
rived from East Orange, N. j., Tues
day for a two weeks stay in Dorset.
They are located in w. J.Holley's cot
tage on Church 81.
Mrs. Henry J. Warren returned
to her home in Cambridge, Mass, last
Friday morning. Mrs. Warren and
family expect TO be in Dorset about
the 3rd Of July.
Clifton p. Kent, our town treas
urer. was in Rutland last week on
business. His wife drove him to the
station in their new Ford" and met |
him at the evening train.
The many friends of George Will |
liams will be pleased to hear that he
has recovered sufficiently TO go out
driving. May he continue to improve |
is their sincere wish,
Frank Baker and Mrs. Emma |
Bushee were married Tuesday after
noon. The have taken Henry Huls- |
burg's house on Elm St, and will 20
TO housekeeping there.
Ernest II. West Of the West Road
was in Manchester Center Monday |
attending the monthly meeting OF the
directors of the Factory Point Ma
tional Bank.
Miss Whitcomb and Miss Leary
our hustling village school teachers
were in Bennington last Thursday
and Friday attending the Teachers
County Convention.
Regular meeting Of Dorset Grange
was held last night when the LIST and
End degrees were conferred on class
Of six. Eight were expected, but two
failed 10 show up.
The next meeting Of Dorset NJ.
W, Of A. will be held in School Hall
next Thursday evening al o'clock
A good turn out Is desired as there
is considerable business to dispose Of.
MIR and Mrs. J.. u. Schroeder Of
Troy, y. Y, spent the weekend in
town, and stayed at the Barrows
House. They came up to see how
their house on Kent Hill was pro
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Chapman
u Manchester Center and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Willard OF Manchester
Depot were Sunday guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs, VI. ID. Chapman Of North Main
street II
A. VI. Pheion was in White River
Junction Tuesday and Wednesday Mt.
lending the State Convention Of the
Modern Woodmen OF America. Mr..
phelon was the Bennington County
delegate.
Harvey Depew Of Greenfield,
dasS.. arrived in town Saturday and
peat the weekend with his family
II Mrs. Ellis Wadc's on the Hollow
Road. The Depew family returned
o their Greenfield home Monday,
Leonard Rogers Of the Northwest
District left this morning for Troy. !
y a., where he will b. operated on ,
y Dr.. Harvey. While there Leonard /
siil be In the Troy Hospital. He es-
'ects 10 be- gone about two weeks.
-Holley a Gilbert expec; 10 have
car load Of cement 1T their supply =
iepot at the Quarry Station this |,
week Prom nog on they vill keep ,
, On hand and II business warrants =
yiil add other building materials for \
usicmcrk.
Dorset was surprised Sunday az I
ernoon 10 see two motorcycles with 4
lde cars attached running around ils 4