The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-11-04
DORSET

e. II. West was in Rutland Satur-
day on business.
Miss Marie Green is guest of
Miss Alma Pratt at Dorset Inn.
Vile and Hartford, Conn, Brattle-
boro, Fair Haven and Rutland.
Do not fail to attend the Agricul-
tural exhibit in school hall today and
Mrs Grace Knight has moved into
the Manley house on South Main st.
Thomas Pratt of Brooklyn, n. Y,
was an over Sunday visitor in town.
Mrs. Il. b. Obermaier has taken
rooms at Burr Phillips for the win
ter
A. w. Harrington, Jr., spent the
week end at his home on Church
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Matson spent
Sunday with relatives in North Ru-
pert.
Miss Drake of Newark ~ j., is a
guest of Mrs. l.. H. Conover on South
Main street.
Mrs. Rollan Weeks and two chill
dren spent the weekend with friends
in Granville.
Mrs. Louise Matchell began work
Saturday for Miss Carrie Holley on
North Main street.
Miss Grace Squires returned to Al
bany Thursday after several days
visit in town.
Mrs. VIII Kent, who was confined
to her home by illness last week, is
able to be out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Snyder Of Man
chester Depot spent Sunday at l. p.
Snyders on the West Road
Mr. aud Mrs. Forest Montgomery
of Salisbury were over Sunday
guests at Edward Tonsley's.
Miss Alta Wade left Sunday for
Daytona, Florida, where she has a
position for the coming winter.
Mr. and Mrs Fl. n. Williams and
two children were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. g. Stone at dinner Sunday
VIM. II. Prentiss and wife returned
to their home in Troy Monday, after
spending several days at Wade Inn
Mrs. +. II. West, Mrs g. ~ Cham
bers, Miss Elva Holland and Eliza
beth Lille motored to Dandy Friday
Miss Elva Holland, who has beer
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. West
| returned to her home In Watervilet
Saturday.
Miss Clarissa Coolidge Miss Mary
Leary, and Miss Ruth Briggs attend
ed the Teachers convention in Rut
land last week,
Mrs, Mary Andrews and children
returned Monday after several week:
at their old home in East River
Conn. They also visited in Plants
Mrs. Waldo Sykes leaves today fol
| New Britain, Conn, where she vii
! spend the winter with relatives Mr.
Sykes intends to join her in severa
| weeks.
A regular meeting of Dor5e
Grange will be held in School hal
| this evening. The first and SECOND
degrees will be conferred on a elias,
of six candidates,
Albert E. LANG, of Burlington
| Field Secretary of the VT Anti
Saloon League was in town Wednes
day and Thursday in the interests o.
| the organizations work
! e. II. West starts tomorrow on 8
four months trip through the New
| England states in the interests Of
the Vermont Marble Co. He plans tc
reach home occasionally for over Sun
! day.
Last evening a joint committee oil
the Young Mems and the Young Wo
mans clubs met in the church yes
try to make arrangements for the
Rally meeting in the interests of the
clubs to be held next Monday night
/. A. Glover holds the time record
in driving a car Friday from Walk
ers garage in Manchester to Man
ley's garage in Brattleboro in one
hour and forty minutes. He has ad.
ded the Briscoe line of cars to his
agency.
Deeds were recorded in the town
clerks office last week transferring
the farm of James Mcbride on the
East Road to f. H. West and Edwin
Leferre Mr.. Mcbride reserves the
homestead and two acres of land.
The new proprietors are having the
entire farm plowed and intend to de-
velop the land into an apple orchard.
Beginning this week, the Christian
Endeavor society will place large
posters each week about the town in
the interests of the temperance cam
paign being conducted throughout
the state on the liquor referendum to
be voted on next March. The Yer
mont Anti-Saloon League are cooper
ating with every C. Il. society in the
state in this movement
At the regular morning service in
the Congregational church last Sun
day the persons propounded for adj