The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-07-01


noiicc appears Miss plummer will b
very much better.
The tennis court on the grounds o.
| the Wade Inn has been put in thor
ough order and is in fine condition ioi
playing on This court Is for the u.s.
Of the guests Of Wade Inn.
! Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Goodwillie ant
family Of Chicago, Ill.. who have TAX
en- the T. P Snyder place on the West
road, arrived In Dorset last week anC
will remain for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Depew and tvs
children Of Greenfield Mass, wer,
guests for several days recently Of
Mrs. Depew's mother, Mrs. Ellis
Wade Of the Hollow" road.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. p. Snyder Of the
West road are staying for few days
with Deacon and Mrs. Rollin Sykes
Of North Main street before going to
Barnumvile for the summer.
The Harry W. Sheldon family Of
Yonkers, N u, arrived last Friday
and are occupying their cottage on
Church street. Mrs. Sheldon's aunt,
Miss Gates, accompanied the party.
Miss Haze Seymour Of Elm street,
who has been spending some weeks in
Buffalo, ~ ", returned last week
and has resumed her duties at the
home of Mrs j. II. Sheldon on Church
street
There will be a formal opening of
the japanese tea garden in the base
ment Of the Battenkill Inn, to which
all the public are invited, on Tuesday
evening, July 9th, from S to 10
O'Clock. adv.
Clarence Blackmer, our saddle horse
liveryman, and F. F. Gilbert Jr, were
in PouItney Monday and Tuesday.
They went up to secure another sad
die horse to be able to supply the in
creasing demand for their business.
DO Dorset people who are not (and
If not they should be) subscribers to
The journal know that copies can be
secured at the Dorset Inn during the
summer? Well they can. Anyone
wanting an extra copy can get it there.
r. c. Elmer and family Of Manches
ter Center, and Mrs. NJ. D. Chapman
of North Main street spent the day
Sunday at Lake st. Catherine. A
most enjoyable time was reported al
though the lake was too rough for
row on it.
Thomas b. Pratt of the Mettowee
Farm Co., left this week for New
York where he will remain for some
time. Mr.. Pratt still retains his inter-
est in the company and from time to
time will come up and visit with his
partners
Miss Helen Barrows and Mrs. Burr
Phillips entertained their Sunday
school classes at the Barrows House
Tuesday afternoon. Games were play |
"a and light refreshments served and |
al in all a plendid afternoon was had |
b. the young people
Mrs. j. d. Schroeder Of Kent" hill, /
her mother, Mrs. J. W.
Ford Of Waterford, n " for several 7
days last week. Mr.. Ford came up
Saturday in his auto and returned I
Sunday afternoon Mrs. Ford accom- |
panying him.
Regular netting Of Dorset Grange |
will be held next Wednesday evening, /
July 18th. The program will be in
charge Of the Godesses. As this will /
be the only meeting in July the mem
oers are urged to arrange to attend I
and help make the meeting success.
Two more telephones were installed /
asst week. One in Dorset ond one
n South Dorset. F. X. Manley's is
lS-S and Fred Kinks is 21-24. We
that another will be in
stalled in "AppIecroft" the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Binkherd in a few days.
Edward Aborn's family have moved
nto their new home in the Hollow"
nd are very busy getting settled. It
5 an ideal location and when the
rounds have been graded and shrubs
nd flower beds made the place will
e one Of the most attractive in Dor
at II
John Fisher OF South Main street,
as rented his cottage for the season
} Harry Derby Of Patterson N. j.
he family will arrive in few days
nd will bring a new touring car with
rem. Mrs. Derby, who is Mr.. Fish
RS youngest daughter, will be warm
I welcomed by her Dorset friends
There was a quiet wedding in Man !
hester last Friday evening The con-
acting parties being Miss Amy
and Sherman Nichols Of this
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