The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-04-16

Joseph 4. Harrington. r. :"
Troy. n. T.. Was in town for . feS
DAYS The guest q his brother, Rolaisi 4
z. Harrington.
Miss de Nottbcck AMI Miss I'd (
wards arrived last week a. Wind Z
hurst" the beautiful home 81 Mis-
dc Notthcck
Mr.. sad Mrs Gran, Mstson q
Elm street, spent a part d Sunday IN
The Hollow" calling on Mr an Mrs.
Ern. Roberts.
The Farmers Meeting was not
held Law; week Wednesday on account
az tho severe storm They will prob
ably meet tonight
Mrs L, obermaier, who has
been al the Dorset Inn all winter, left
last week FOR Troy. n. y, where she
will spend some time.
wAfrcd Gilbert Of Dartmouth, Is
81 home for a few days the guest Of
his parents, Rev. and Mrs, Geo, n
| Gilbert Of the West road.
Mrs. Walter Manley Of Brattle-
boro. and Miss Fannie Clemens Of
Andoyer, are guests OF Mrs Mary
Harwood Of the West road
MIR. and Mrs. Grant Matson have
finally got settled in their new home
on Elm street and are ready TO re-
ceiye their numerous friends.
1t is rumored that the Dorset Inn
has been rented to the firm who oper-
ated the Florida House in ST. Angus
tine Fla. We hope the rumor is true.
DIR. and Mrs George Gilbert en-
tertained some Of the young people of
the Sunday school at their home on
the West road last Tuesday evening.
Married at the Manse Saturday
evening, the 18th, by the Rev Leroy
Haven, George Weeks Of Main street
to Mrs Kate Potter of Rochester
NY,
The mid week service of the
hurch was held this week at the
residence of Mrs. Angie Sykes and
Hiss Hattie Gilbert on the West
road.
Mrs. W. Leroy Haven of Church
street, returned last week from an
attended trip to Morristown, N. d.
where she visited with her son DR..
Haven
The trout season opened yester-
lay and several Of our crack y fish
ermen stayed up all night so as to be
sure they would be ready to start out
j IN time.
Work on the club grounds and
the golf links was sterted yesterday,
, and by the time cur summer friends
arrive the place will be in fine order
for them.
/ The next meeting of the reading
.irele will be held at the manse on
( Monday evening, April 20, at 1880
All young people over fifteen years OF
age are invited.
E Edward H. Hudson Of New York
e n. Y. was a week end guest of Mr.
{ and Mrs. T. f. Comba of Church
1 street. Mr.. Hudson retuned to Ne"
5 York Tuesday afternoon.
Our old friend Waldo B, Sykes
l
{ is laid up for short time as the
! result of a fall from wagon. We
n trust that his injuries will not be as
serious as first reported.
Grant Matson of Elm street, has
signed contract with the officers Of
: the Dorset Field Club for this season
d and win have entire charge Of The
golf links and club grounds.
Miss Anna Carhart, who has beer
at the Inn since last fall, left few
DAYS ago for New York, where sh'
will remain till June when she re
. turns to Dorset for the summer.
Mrs. A. P. Sherman has install9'
4 new Ideal" boiler in her cellar t
replace the one which was ruined b!
the frost last winter. Ed. Lampsol
!, Of Manchester Depot, did the work.
o The thank offering meeting TO
, Home Missions will be held with Mis-
Angie Holley on April 22d, at tn
r usual hour. A very interesting pro
gram has been arranged for thi
k meeting.
q Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Sykes o
is Chicago, Ill.,, have announced to thel
# friends the arrival about twJ wces
N ago of small Roy. Latest report
s. say mother and child are gettini
along very nicely.
sr Clarence Blackmer, who took
IS tumble from his horse last Friday at
As ernoon at Manleys corner, is GU
N again and not much the worse TO
his fall which at the time seemed t
ID be quite bad one.
y, MIR. and Mrs. George Weeks 0
~ Main street, were entertained Monda
e evening by the Dorset Band 2" con
% posed mostly Of young ladies. Afte
the serenade the "band" were invite
" into the house and treated to cand
:" and cake.
= The many friends Of Casper an
James Leach Of Pawlet and Mort
: Rupert, were saddened to hear of ii
death of their mother, Mrs. France
Bromley Leach last week. Throue
: the Journal sincere sympathy is e.
!. tended to the bereaved families.
& e. H. West Of the West road,
= more than busy these days lookir
i after his new apple orchards. VII
! his men he is on the move from ear
morning till late in the evenin
When one has over three thousar
trees to trim and spray it keeps OF
I'd, busy.
Al a roeet;ny If tho Young Meu