The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-09-23

winter home on Monday.
Mra. Harry Andrews L in Eas
Ryper, for q six weeks stay
Nathaniel Love, school supcriniend
eni was in toxin Monday on business
IN Williams Of the South district
il spending two weeks In East Rupert
Edson =. starks Of the Dorset Inn
is out o. town this week on bushes.
trip.
Several Of our young people held q
picnic NJ Hagar Brook Saturday
evening.
Joseph II. Harrington OF the North
district, left Monday for his home in
Troy, NJ Y.
II. W. Sheldon and family Of Church
street, left Monday for their home in
Yonkers, N. Y
Clarence Blackmer and F, +. Gil
bert. Jr., were in Poultney Saturday
and Sunday on business.
A new watering trough was put in
last week on Elm street by popular
subscription and work given
Elmer +. Fuchs Of New York, is
at Mrs. Waldo b. Sykes Of the North
district for a two weeks stay
Gray coat left on fence By north en-
trance TO fair grounds belonged t.
Mrs. James Robinson q Dorset
, Mrs. ]. L. ohcrr-aior q p1ntoa
Hin, was a Sunday dinner guest OF
the Misses Carhart Of South Main
street.
Mrs. Fahnestock, ST., is entertain
ing Mrs. Charles S. Howe Of Cleve-
land, O., at "Westover" on the West
road
Mrs. Grace Squires Of Albany, N Y.
is at Dea. Rollin Sykes for two weeks.
Mrs. Squires takes her meals at the
Wade Inn.
The Goodwillie family, who occupi-
ed the Snyder cottage on the West
road this summer, left Saturday for
Chicago, Ill.
DR.. and Mrs. James B. Herrick
announce the engagement of their
daughter Helen to George Holley
Gilbert, Jr.
Mrs. VIM. l.. Haven of Morristown,
N. j., is in town for short stay and
is stopping at the avalon" on
Church street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Connell and son
Phillip, of Brandon, were guests of
Mrs. Sarah Connell Friday and Sat
nrday of last week.
Tomorrow friday at noon the
Dorset Changers are to meet in School
Hall for dinner and social. A large
attendance is looked for.
Mrs. Albert b. Cheney Of Church
street, was a dinner guest of the
Misses Carrie and Harriet Holley Of
North Main street Tuesday.
Deacon and Mrs. Rollin Sykes
motored with friends to Bennington
Monday and returned by train. A
very pleasant trip was reported.
DIR. r. NJ. Pearce and family who
have occupied the w. j. Holley house
on Church street for the summer, will
leave Friday for Philadelphia, Pa.
The Fahnestock and Lockwood fam
lilies spent the day Monday at Lake
St Catherine. A perfect day and
smooth lake made the day most en-
joyable.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas H. Harring-
ton and Mr.. and Mrs. John Sambrook
of Watervliet, N. Y, called Sunday on
the A. w. Harrington, Jr., family Of
Church street.
Last week Wednesday Miss Lor-
raine Hudson of North Main street,
entertained the Misses Elizabeth and
Rhoder Sheldon and Master Allan
Sheldon Of Church street, at supper
Miss Dorothy Shipman, who has
been at the Dorset Inn for the past
IA weeks, left Tuesday for her home
in New York. Miss Shipman expects
TO spend the Christmas holidays in
Dorset if plans do not go astray.
Schools began Monday morning with
the following teachers: In village,
Miss Coolidge and Miss Leary; West
Road, Miss Helen Bowen; North Dis
trict, Miss Ruth NJ. Riggs; Hollow
District, Miss Jane Tully. Nathaniel
Love is superintendent of Dorset
Rupert, and Pawlet schools.
The young son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Bcrniss B. Sheldon, who was born two
days before Mr.. Pratt's death was
christened Friday afternoon by Rev.
r. II. Brooks. The boy was named
after his grandfather, Serene STAINS
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