The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-11-26

risrned Tuesday from her tao weeks
TIP.
George ". Chambers or New York.
10 81 hit home on tho West road for q
week.
Miss Amy Blaekner was in Pawlet
for tao days this week visiting with
friendA
Mrs. Frederick Nopross and little
child. who hsve been quite IL, are very
much better
The dances At Manchester and Paw
let last night attracted q large number
Of our younger set
Mrs. Olive Rounds Of Middletown
Springs, was in town recently visiting
friends and relatives.
Prentiss II. Kent Of Rutland, was IN
town for the weekend, returning TO
Rutland Monday morning.
Miss Clara Wilkins Of the West road
was Sunday guest Of Miss Angie
Norcross Of the North district
Mrs. VIM. Leroy Haven Of Church
street, left Monday afternoon for
Flushing, l.. l., TO be gone several
days.
Mrs. Mitchell. mother Of Miss Maud
Mitchell, Is spending some time at the
home Of F. f. Gilbert on the West
road.
Il. 4. Sheldon Of North Main street,
is in Brooklyn, N. Y, this week, the
guest Of his wife's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. s. S. Pratt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McWayne Of
the South district. entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Oliver B. Gilbert of Church street
at dinner Sunday.
r. c. Elmer and family Of Manches
ter Center, were Sunday afternoon
callers on Mrs. NJ. D. Chapman Of
North Main street
Two more Dorset men have secured
deer each. The lucky ones are Will
Reed Of the Hollow, and Allie Roberts
Of the North district
The Pratt houses on North Main 4
street, are receiving ocat of white 4
paint. Messrs. J. H. and B. b. Shell
don are doing the work.
Work on the foundations Of Bishop
Rudolph's new house is progressing
rapidly in spite of the cold weather
and it will not be long before the
building itself will be started.
Mrs. VIM. Tobin, who has been
spending some time with friends on
the West road, will spend the coming
winter in Middletown Springs.
w. j. and Miss Angie Holley left
Monday for Erie, Pa. TO eat their tur-
key with their sister, Mrs Bacon.
They will be gone about week.
Miss Constance Knight of
tiuiCH SAittt, ttltpidtu Iti iolh
birthday Monday by entertaining sew
eral Of her young friends at supper.
Sleighing motoring, and wheeling
all at the same time is something not
often seen in Dorset. Yet for several
days past we have seen this unusual
sight.
Work on the Prentiss mill is prog
ressing and when the new apron"
and concrete tube are completed it
will be a great improvement over the
old dam.
The ladies of the w. X. c., are re-
quested TO meet at the home Of Mrs. '
Nathaniel McWayne on Main street at
p. m, Saturday. The state inspector ,
is expected to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Bowman of I
Church street, left Tuesday for visit
with Mr.. Bowman's mother, Mrs. Elsa |
Bowman at 0neonta, N. Y. Mrs. Bow !
man, ST., is 81 years of age. q
The usual Thanksgiving gatherings
are being held all around us today, but 7
your reporter has not been told who b
the guests are so he will be unable n
TO report the different events. :
There is an epidemic of whooping a
cough in East Dorset, but we are glad 9
TO say il is under control and all the \
cases are properly guaranteed so that y
the danger Of its spreading further is
very slight. f
Miss Amy Blackmer and her brother /
Clarence, gave dance in School hall {
last Saturday night to few of their I
friends of the Dancing clubs. Among v
those who attended from out of town c
were Wilson Clark of Wells, and k
Chris. Monroe Of Pawlet- s
NJ. d. Chapman Of North Main =
street, while out hunting short time !.
ago secured a fine fox. He has cured
the hide and il will make some one
fine warm collar when made up. Last
Thursday Mr.. Chapman went to Man a
chester Center TO visit his daughter, e