The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-08-12

Roberts. az Rra,tleboro for two wrecks.
Mrs n NJ. Pierce u Church street,
entertained Tuesday afternoon al their
~shack" on the Yves, mountain.
Ms NJ. X. Fabnes,ock and Miss
Elizabeth Lockwood are spending
few days on the West road.
prentiss II. Kent o. Rutland, was
week nd gcust Of Mr. and Mrs Ira A.
Clover Of the West road.
Clark Potter of DANNY, was in town
Tuesday attending the funeral Of his
brother, Rufus Potter
Ned Casselman returned Monday
from a business trip 70 the north
part Of the State.
Miss Constance Tyrell Of Chicago
Iaa. is a guest Of Miss Herrick Of the
West road.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. N. Williams and
children Of the South district, were IN
Bennington last week, the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Williams.
An adjourned meeting Of Dorset
Grange was held last night. The next
meeting will be held on "Wednesday
evening, Sept. LIST.
VIM. Mcbride, who has been visit
ing his mother, Mrs. VIM. Mcbride oil
the South district returned last week
TO his work in Dandy.
Alfred Seymour Of Rutland, was IN
town over Sunday the guest Of his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick sey-
mour Of Elm street.
Three auto loads Of our people
drove down Sunday evening to Mac
naughtans and enjoyed one Of his
famous suppers.
Six auto loads Of Dorset dancers
went to Lake St. Catherine on Tues
day night to attend dance there at
the new pavilion.
Thomas B. Pratt Of New York, was
in town over Sunday the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Pratt of North
Main street.
Mrs. X. L. Lockwood Of this village,
is in New York City and will return
with Mr.. Lockwood the end Of the
week.
Miss Elsie Seymour Of Elm street,
is spending several days with her sis
ter, Mrs. Ern Roberts, in Dorset Hol- !
low.
John S. Batcheder and family of
Manchester Center, were Sunday Wis s
itors for the day of Mr.. and Mrs. d
John Fisher Of South Main street.
The Church Clubs met on Monday I
evening. After the business meeting a
the Clubs listened to a most interest
ing talk by Ernest H. West Of his f.,
recent Colorado experiences.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Burroughs and
the Misses Burroughs of Albion, n. !.
were in town for several days last
week renewing old friendships. Mrs.
before her marriage was D.,
Miss Nellie Armstrong and lived on
Church street in the house now owned
by Mrs. A. w. Harrington, Jr.
The annual library entertainment
will be given on Thursday evening,
Aug. 26th in the lecture room Of the
church. The Kinder Orchestra has o
to favor US again this sea y
son and will present varied pro- Ct
gram Further details will be given L
next week. Remember the date, Aug
ist the 26th, +,
A special meeting Of the Dorset b,
Public Library Association will be s,
leld at the Library rooms, Monday fl
.voning, Aug. 10Th at o'clock for the h;
purpose of ascertaining whether the
Association will ratify the action of
he Executive Committee as to the !.
urcnase Of the building and site sti- :,
ated between the store of Messrs. -
'eltier G. Son and residence Of Mr.. +. =
:. Manley for a permanent home, and = :"
, transact any other business that
lay properly come before the meet
~. S. f. Holley, Secy fe
Rufus Potter died Sunday at Brat or
cboro, aged 65 years The body was aV
rought to Dorset Monday and the pr
neral was held from the home of his se'
aughter, Mrs Charles H. Norcross, by
'ednesday morning at 10 o'clock. 70
CIV. Charles l.. Carhart Of Larch- OF
ont, ~ Y, ofliciated. Interment
as in maple Hill" Cemetery Mr..
otter is survived by three daughters, r.
RS. Charles II. Norcross and Mrs.
ny Lake Of Dorset, and Mrs. Albert :.
'ilkins Of Chester; also by one bro 'i'
Ter, Clark Potter Of Dandy, and one
ster, Mrs. Morris Collins Of Dorset sp'
ollow The bearers were George
ee, Burton Harringto, Smith Matson, lin
id Fred Lake.