The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-09-30

Married by q Justice Of the Peace
IL East Dorset, Saturday. Sept 25th,
Albert Reed. eldest son Of VIM. Reed,
10 Mile Strccter. eldest daughter Of
Nf. and Mrs. Frank Streeter, All Of
Dorset
II your plants suited you last year
Why not phone US to duplicate your
order for this fall before you leave for
your home in the city, Dellwood
Greenhouses, Manchester, VI, Phone,
2s-3. adv
Professor Henry Fuchs and his
brother, Elmer Fuchs, who have been
spending some time at the home Of
W. b. Sykes in the North district, re-
turned last Saturday to their home in
New York.
The items in last weeks Journal
concerning Mr.. and Mrs. II. N. vii.
liams and Mrs. II. Andrews and chill
dren should have read East River,
Conn, and not East Rupert.
The Dorset Library will be closed
after this week for two weeks on
account Of moving into the new build
ing All patrons should return out
standing books either Friday after
noon or Saturday evening.
Sir. and Mrs. L. p. Snyder, who
have spent the summer at Barnum-
VILE have returned to their home on
he Vest road which was occupied
during the season by the Goodwillie
family Of Chicago, Ill.
Our young people have again start
"a their school work. Miss Marion
Wade and Miss Ruby HARDWOOD to T..
c. A., Poultney; Miss Winifred Man
ley, Miss Constance Knight, Miss
Mary Mcbride, and Arthur Gilbert to
Burr and Burton Seminary at Man
chester.
The report last week Of the christ
ening of the infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Berniss B. Sheldon was slightly
in error as the god fathers were Ed
ward G. Riggs Of New York City, and
John II. Sheldon of Dorset, while the
god mother was Mrs. Douglass Camp
bell.
Myron Wood, aged rs years, a ma
tive of Dorset, died at the Vermont
Soldiers Home in Bennington on Sat-
urday last His funeral was held on
Monday from the Church in this vii
age with Rev. DR.. Gilbert officiating.
Mr.. Wood was buried in Maple Hill
Cemetery, TO which he left $500 by
will
Last Thursday was auto trip day for
our Dorset people. Mrs. Musser, Mrs.
Male, and the Misses Girvin drove to
Peru. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. V. Barbour,
and Ned Casselman to Bennington.
Mrs. Bowman and party to North
Adams. Lockwoods and Fahnestock3
to Williamstown, and Perry Peltier
and party to Rutland.
The dinner and social Of the Dorset
Grange held last Friday noon in
School Hall was great success and
will probably be repeated next Janu-
airy. Forty members and their FAM
lilies turned out and as usual the din
ner was A No. | and plenty of it.
The next Grange meeting will be held |
Wednesday, October 9th at s p. m.
Pomona Grange will meet with Rupert
Grange on Friday, October 18th.
The boosting" meeting called for
asst Thursday night at the Dorset Inn
allied to amount to anything owing
o the lack Of interest of those who
you'd be the most benefited. Four
urned out but did not feel like taking
my action If others would not join in
he movement. 1t is too bad as there
5 no reason why Dorset should not be
'ell filled with visitors during the fall
nd winter if proper interest were
AIKEN and effort made to let outside
eople know the benefits of our noun
ain climate.
Willard W. Bartlett, Secretary o,
ne Bennington County Improvement
.ssociation, Of Bennington, is in town
his week arranging for the "boom"
eek which will be held here from
ct. 10th to and including the 18th.
our correspondent would suggest
lat on the 18th and 18th he try and
cure the State Road Commissioner
nd the State Agricultural Commits
oner in addition to the other speak
5 scheduled, as they are good draw
g cards and the people would then
me out Otherwise the program as
ade out is very good and will, we
g certain, be well supported
The following have registered at the
Drset Inn the past week: Theodore
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