The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-11-11
DORSET

Miss Alma Pratt was in Bennington
Monday
A. W. Harrington jr, spent the
weekend in town.
Miss Vesta Harwood was in Rut-
land shopping Thursday.
e. H. West spent Sunday at his
home on the west road.
Jennie Mcbride of Bennington was
an over Sunday visitor in town.
Sherman Nichols began work for
Fred Sheldon in Dorset Hollow Mon
day.
Jerry Crowley of Cossayuna, N. Y,
is visiting at Moses Sheldon's several
days.
e. Palmer Boughton was in Troy
several days last week, returning
Monday
Prentiss II. Kent was in town
short time Thursday, on his way to
Greenwich, n. y.
Mrs. David Caldwell picked white
violet in full bloom last Thursday ON
the west road.
Mr. and Mrs. David Caldwell chap
eroned a party Of young people at the
dance in East Dorset Friday evening.
Miss Winifred Smith and Stanley
Smith came from Pawlet Friday
night to attend the agricultural ex
hibit.
DR. w. +. LaIIif, the optician Of
Leomister. Mass, has been in town
several days on professional bust,
ness.
Miss Marie Green, after visiting
Miss Alma Pratt at Dorset Inn sever
al days, started Friday for Portland,
Oregon.
Mrs. Bernice Davis and children Of
Manchester Depot spent Saturday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs Merritt
Chapman.
Miss Angie Holley returned from a
visit in Bennington Friday. She was
accompanied by her sister, Mrs. w.
g. Sheldon.
Smith Nation is having weeks va
cation from his position as clerk in
Peltier Q Sons store, Alfred Sey-
mour is substituting for him.
Miss Genie Gone Of Poultney, who
was a guest of Mr.. and Mrs Sherman
Nichols several days, returned to her
home Tuesday.
Deacon and Mrs. Eugene Simmons
went Monday to Fort Edward, N. " |
to visit Mrs. simmons sister until af
ter Thanksgiving.
Miss Ruby Harwood of T. c. A.
was home Friday night, en-
route to Bratteboro to spend Sunday |
with her sister Mrs. Walter P. Man
ley.
Harvey Darshe stopped over Sun.
day at Edward Morris while on his
return to his home after trip |
the west during the harvest
season,
MIR. and Mrs. A. w. Phelon and !
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Con
nell and children were guests al din
rer Sunday Of Mr. and Mrs. B. J Con
nell at Manchester Depot.
Wilson Reed is a patient at the
Mary Fletcher hospital In Burlington
where he viii receive treatment fer
an accident to his foot which he sus
tanned last spring,
Dr. aud Mrs. Franklin Il Beattie of
n. Y, were guests OF DIR. |
and Mrs F. c. Liddle several days |
last week Dr. Beattie and DR.. Lid
die were classmates at the Universe.
OF Vermont.
The first of the temperance ban
ners displayed under the auspices OF
the Christian Endeayor society made
their appearance in the village Mon.
day, A new one will be displayed |
each week, until election day in
March
Mrs w L. Haven came from Sara
nae Lake, n. Y, Monday to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Gilbert |
on the West road several days. The
many friends Of Rev. Haven will be |
delighted to learn that he is much |
improved in health aud it is hoped |
that the day is not far distant when
he viii be with us again,
Charles q. Cornell of Brandon has
purchased the property OF the John
N Armstrong estate and has moved
his family and household goods into
The house adjoining the store. Mr..
Connen, who was formerly Dorset
boy, intends to enter into partnership
with his brother-in-law A. w. Phelon
details OF which will be published at
e future date
The young mems and the young wo
mans clubs held their rally meeting
Monday evening in the church vestry.
After the business meeting. pro.
gresesive peanut party was enjoyed
by about 80 members. After the
grand march refreshments were sery-
ed The winners in the peanut eat
ing contest were Sherman Nichols,
Grace Jones; Clarence Blacl,mer,
Clara Kellogg: Miner Gilbert, Mar