The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-09-16

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Ned Cassrlman Of North Main
street. is ia New York tbs week Oh
business
A. W phcIon Of The South district.
Was u Rutland last week "Wednesday
0n business
Charles Bowman. who has been
spending several weeks in Dorset, left
Sunday for New York.
Miss Clara Paddock was q dinner
guest last Friday Of the Misses HolIey
Of North Main street
Miss Caroline Durand entertained
Miss Lorraine Hudson al dinner last
Thursday at "kauenfels"
Mrs. Frederick Crane arrived last
week at "Westacres" on the West road
for a stay Of several weeks.
Last week and this week our popu-
lation has been greatly reduced by the
Rutland and Manchester fairs.
Mrs. James D. Shipman and daugh-
ter Jessica arrived last week for
two weeks stay at the Dorset Inn
Mrs Merritt Sheldon Of North Ru-
pert, was a Sunday caller on relatives
on Elm street and the Hollow road
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Beebe Of Lon
donderry, were in town last Saturday
attending the funeral Of Mrs Melissa
Wade.
Miss Coursen, who has been at the
Wade Inn for several months, left re-
Gently for her home in Morristown,
N. j.
Mrs. Mark Fisher Of Elm street, /
spent several days Of last week with |
her son James at his home on the west /
mountain.
Miss Goepp, who has been visiting
Mrs. II. j. Musser Of Church street.
left yesterday for her home in Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Patrick Sennett, who has been
spending the past year with his bro
ther, VIM. Sennett. on the West road,
returned last week to his home in Bos-
ton, Mass.
Mrs, Timothy Allen and Mrs. Scott
Stewart of Lawrence Park, Bronxville,
N. Y, called last week at "The Old
Stone House"
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Aborn Of the
north Hollow road, entertained Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. E. Kent at supper Mon
day evening. !,
Dr. X. d. Blackfan of Baltimore, )
Md, was in town for several days
lately the guest of Dr. r. NJ. Pearce
Of Church street.
Miss Betty Lockwood of Church
street, was a supper guest last Friday I
evening Of Miss Lorraine Hudson Of \
NOfln NAM Sbfttt. n
X. B. Evans and family, who have n
the Manse for the past sea {
son, left Sunday for their home in a
'Wynnewood,' Pa. n
Alfred Seymour Of Rutland, was in b
own over Sunday the guest Of his {
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Sey- n
nour Of Elm street. J
Messrs. f. H. West and r. F. Gil D
bert, Jr., Of the West road, are in /
White River Junction this week at
ending the State fair. \
Miss Chapman Of New York pre- t
sided at the organ last Sunday. Miss I
Chapman will favor our Dorset church s.
yoers again next Sunday. "
Mrs. Nickerson Mrs. Hunt, and \
sydney Weston Of New York, were Z
overnight guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. v
Ernest H. West last week. =
The Misses Buelah and Winifred
NcTighe were supper guests last Sat ,e
lrday evening Of Miss Lorraine Hud- /,
on OF North Main street.
Mrs. II. Warren, the Misses Warren "
md Harry Warren, who spent a
month in Dorset, left last Friday for II
heir home in Cambridge, Mass. in
Mrs. L. o, Bodman and son Justus d;
pho have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. pl
(. II. Bowman OF "Kent" hill, left last "
week for their home in Toledo, 0. "
DR.. and Mrs. r, NJ Pearce Of al
'hurch street, were dinner guests al
ionday evening Of Mr. and Mrs. NJ. y
I. Barbour Of the North district. CO
Mrs. Wayne Harwood and sons re- -
urned to their home in Rupert Sun |"
ay after a weeks visit with Mr.. and ~
irs. Elmer Harwood Of Main street.
Elijah Blackmer OF Manchester Cen :
err. was luncheon guest last week n
Wednesday Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin '
.cfevre at "The Old Stone House"
Mr.. and Mrs. George French OF :.