The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-07-22

Ter. wa IN town Tuesday on business,
Alfred seymour Of RBtiahd, Was a,
his home On Fir street over Sunday
Edison r. Starks lef, Monday on .
business trip TO Montreal and Quebec
Canada
Mrs. G. r. Kent, who has been laid
up With a bad attack Or the grippe, is
very much better.
Ernest II West Of the West road,
was out Of town for three days this
week On business,
Ned CasseIman Of Main street, re-
turned last Friday from his trip to
Lake Delaware, n. y.
Mrs. James D. shipman and daugh-
ter Iessica. OF New York, are at the
Dorset Inn for two weeks stay.
Msr. A. II. Lewis Of Cleveland, o.,
arrived last week for a yisi, with her
mother, Mrs. Hin, Of Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Stein and
daughter, Catherine, OF Troy, n. y,
arc set the Dorset Inn for a month.
Miss Esther Richardson Of Toronto,
Ontario, is spending two weeks with
Mrs. S. S Pratt Of North Main street.
A tea was given in the parlors Of
the Dorset Inn TO the house guests and
their friends last Tuesday afternoon.
A number q tea parties were given
at the Dorset Tea Room by Manchcs
ter and Dorset ladies the last week.
Miss Edith Chaplin of Brooklyn, n.
Y, arrived Monday for visit with
Mrs. Herbert MeTighe Of North Main
street.
About fifty dollars was realized
from the organ recital which was Civ
en- last Thursday evening in the
church.
Mrs. ]. H. Brewster and Miss Brew
ster Of Elizabeth, N. j., are guests Of
Mrs. Herbert McTighe Of North Main
street.
When J. c. Heinel has sale It is
Of something worth your while to buy.
See his advertisement in another
place. adv.
Miss Charlotte Prentiss of Eliza
beth, N. j., is spending a month With
her mother, Mrs. Henry Prortiss at
"h au"rfe,ls."
Mr. Davenport Of Buffalo, n. Y, I,
a few of her friends at
tea last Friday afternoon in the Dor
set Inn Tea Room.
Richard Harmon Of Manchester
Center, spent the weekend with his
brother Stetson Harmon, who is stay
ing at the avalon"
Miss NJ l.. Babcock and Miss l.. ?.
johnson of New York, arrived last
Friday and have opened their cottage
on Dunton hill.
Little Miss Betty Putnam entertain
ed a number of her little friends on
Tuesday afternoon, the occasion being
her first birthday.
Miss Randolph of Morristown, N. j.,
Mrs. Frank Med. Smith and Donald
Smith of Elizabeth, N. j., arrived at
"kauenfels" last week,
Miss H. Preston of Athol, Mass,
and Miss Sylvester Of Brookine,
Mass, are at Mrs. George f. Kellogg's /
for the balance Of the season.
The J. H. Sheldon, Allan Bourn, S.
S. Pratt and B. b. Sheldon families
motored to Rutland last week Wednes-
day and enjoyed a picnic dinner en-
route.
The engagement is announced Of
Prentiss H. Kent Of Rutland and Dor
set to Miss Gertrude Horning Of Full
tonville, N. Y. Dorset friends extend
congratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Taylor and little
daughter of Boston, Mass, and Mr..
and Mrs. T. NJ Reynolds Of Toledo O.,
are at Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Edger
tons for the summer.
The dining room Of the Dorset Inn
presented very pretty sight last
Wednesday as the many young
couples beautifully gowned danced to
the music of the Victrola.
Clifton p. Kent Of the West road,
has appeared on our streets with a
new Ford. Cliff now has two ears
and is prepared to attend to all bust
ness which may come his way.
DR.. F. c. Liddle Of Church street,
was in Burlington for two days last
week attending the Vermont State
Health Officers Annual Meeting. Mrs.
Liddle accompanied the doctor.
Several more Of our Dorset Tip
piers" we're arrested and fined Monday
for drunkenness and disorderly con-
duct Sunday. Three have left for