The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-05-29
DORSET

Patrick Sennett OF the west ROAD
is visiting relatives in Granville.
w. w. Fahnestock returned Sum
day from short trip to New York.
e. II. West left last Friday for Col
orado where he will remain until
August.
DR.. Pierce of Philadelphia arrived
here Sunday a, m, and is stopping at
Wade Inn
The engagement of Amy e. Black
err to Sherman Nichols is announced
by her mother, Mrs. Ira Swift.
Mrs. j. H. Musser arrived last
week from Philadelphia and is stop
ping at Wade Inn for short time.
The annex of the Barrows house is
nearing completion and is an attract
i've addition to this popular hotel.
Several young friends of Robert
Kent enjoyed his 18th anniversary by
surprising him at tea party after
school on Monday
Douglass Macintosh. recently of
Pittsburg, Pa, now spending year
in Vermont, was guest last week at
the home of Clifton p Kent
The next missionary meeting will
be held May 26th with Mrs A. P.
Sherman. and it is hoped 10 accomp-
fish much sewing on this occasion
The various boarding houses in
town are rapidly being placed in or.
der for summer trade. prospects for
same being more promising than ev-
er.
a party OF seven from Schenectady
including J. S. Lindley in whose car
1.-THE trip was made, spent several
hours with his daughter, Mrs. Clifton
Kent last Sunday.
Mrs. Fahnestock, who has passed
the winter in Chicago, has returned
TO Dorset and had been SPEEDING sew
eral days at the home of her son on
the West road.
Mrs. Frederick Crane reached Dor
set last Friday to open her residence
on the West road and to prepare it
for occupancy this summer by Mr.
Davidson and family OF Orange, n.
j.
A horse owned by H. H. Hodge
boom was frightened by a motor
cycle Saturday while on the return
trip from the cheese factory. and ran
away, doing considerable damage to
harness and wagon
Mrs. " T. Pratt and Miss Pratt are
nearly ready to open the Dorset Inn
to the public. Miss Gray's "Outlook
Villa is to be used in connection
with the Inn for roomers
r. D. Campbell, cashier for the
Warren Paving Co., of Boston, left
last week for Yonkers after several
months spent at his home here. His
marriage to Miss Seeey of Rochester
is to occur early in June.
Charles Wade is gparing no pains
to make his Inn a most pleasing re-
sort for summer guests. He has ad-
ded many improvements and with
efficient help to cater to his guests
we bespeak great success to this new
venture.
Fifteen pupils from Dorset schools
were present at the state exams
held at the South Village school on
Thursday and Friday last A similar
examination will be he'll din August
for the benefit of any who may attain
the passing mark" at this test.
In extending notices for Memorial
Day exercises on Monday, May 21st
1t is requested that ample supplies of
flowers may be furnished also the w
r. c.. who serve dinner at the hall,
will be very grateful for any food
provided by friends and hope that it
may be brought early.
1t is matter OF deep regret that
members of the Grange on Wednes-
day evening listened to a letter of res
ignation from Mrs. r. NJ. Campbell,
lecturer, who after great success,
feels at this time constrained to re.
tire from Office The matter will be
considered at the next meeting.
William H. Nichols and wife, with
Mrs. Macintosh and children OF Ben
nington, were in town Saturday.
They made the trip by auto. and on
their return were accompanied by
Mr.. Macintosh.