The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-04-08


sheriff Norcross took him to the Ben
aington jail % work out his sentence
The body Of Willard Crandall o.
West Rupert was brought to Dorsc
tuesday aud buried in maple Hill
Cemetery Mr. Crandall was former
resident Of Dorsc, and also a member
~ the Vim. J. Fuller Post of this
place
Louis w Batchclder of Hartford
Conn, who has been spending his
Easter holiday with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Vim. NJ. Batchelder Of Elm
street, returned Monday to resume his
duties in the Junior High School OF
that city.
Dorset was very sorry TO hear Of
the sudden death Of Mrs. Kitty Field
White Of Chicago, Ill Mrs. White
was former resident OF Dorset and
for many years resided on Church
street Her numerous friends in this
I village, through the Journal, extend
I their sincere sympathy to the family
Deacon c. NJ. Sykes, who has been
passing the winter with his son Bern
ard in Chicago, H., and j. Greenleaf
Sykes Of New York we're in town last
week for two days, the guests of DR.,
and Mrs T. c. Liddle of Church street
The deacon will spend some time in
New York before coming to Dorset for
the summer
Married at the home of her par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Towsley.
Of Main street, on Saturday, April 3,
Laura f., only daughter, to Forrest p.
Montgomery of South SALISBURY.
Rev. George H. Gilbert performed the
ceremony which made the happy
couple one Miss Clara Wilkins of
the West road, an intimate friend of
the bride, was the only guest present. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery will reside
in South SALISBURY. Congratulations
extended from her Dorset friends.
Mrs. Montgomery was the recipient of
many beautiful presents including lin
en-, silver, cut glass, and very hand
some lamp.
We are able to announce in this is
sue of the Journal, following our COM
ment last week, that Thomas B. Pratt
Of Brooklyn, who has taken up his res
idence in Dorset, has joined with
Messrs. Sheldon & Harrington in their
business, which is conducted under the
name of "Metowee Farms" As soon
as the necessary improvements can be
made Mr.. Harrington and Mr.. Pratt
will move up to the farmhouse on
heir property. Several of the barns
will be fixed up and we understand
hat a number of acres will be put UNI
Ter cultivation, so that as much as
possible can be raised right on the
premises. We wish the new firm all
he success in the world.
Improvements in Dorset continue
nd when all the work is completed
ve will have accommodations for
bout all who wish to visit with us. !
he latest news is that the Barrows
louise will be improved and new adj
ition will be erected which will be Y
eady for the summer business. The
blowing from letter recently receiv v
d will tell our readers about what the II
arrows House will be when the alter
tionS and additions are completed: Y
Barrows House in opening for the Y
9l5 season wishes to announce the
rection of an entirely new building.
arge, airy rooms with and without j
ath; large living room with fireplace, Il
oacious piazza. The main building
the dining room enlarged j,
nd other needed improvements. We -
eel certain that the previous high :
cord of the Barrows House will be ''
and that all who choose
he Barrows House for a home will be /
ell taken care of. al
NJ
Card of Thanks
Through the columns of the Journal, =
anks are expressed to all those who
ere so kind and thoughtful during the
ness and death Of my brother; to
e choir of the Church for the musl
the funeral; TO all organizations
IA friends who sent flowers. and to II