The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-07-29

Mrs. X. NJ. Canibell and Mrs. =. ).
/ Pratt. on or before August Bird, and 70
have the things marked with either
the sale price or cost.
s. Frank Holley Of HolIey & Gilbert.
was in Rutland last week on business.
Regular meeting Of Dorset Grange
will be held next week Wednesday,
and the program will be entirely in
the hands Of the men. Members ar
range to attend and see what the men
will give you in the way Of entertain
ment.
Miss Harrington Of Church street,
and Miss Pratt of the Dorset Inn,
motored TO Troy Monday, returning
Tuesday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
w. Sheldon Of Church street, accom-
panied them as far as Bennington
where they took the trolley enroute TO
Chicopee, Mass, where they will re-
main till the end Of the week
Remember that one week from to-
day will be held the church fair. The
usual small admission fee will be
charged and the articles for sale will
be so attractive and reasonable in
price that one can not help aiding the
good cause by buying some of the
wares that will be so attractively dis
played Remember the date, Thurs
day, August 9Th.
Deputy Sheriffs Norcross Of Dorset
and Purdy of Manchester were in
Waterbury last Saturday on official
business. They went by auto, return
ing the next day. Mrs. Norcross ac
companied her husband as far as Bur-
lington where she remained with her
Mrs. Mark Eldred. Mrs.
Eldred joined the party on the return
trip and left for her home in Burling-
ton Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard d. Campbell |
reached Dorset last Thursday after a
trip up the Hudson on the Troy boat
from Yonkers, where Dick has been on
some work for his company, The War
rem Brothers Company, of Boston. His
next stopping place will be New Ro-
,helle, N. T., where he expects to go
n a few days. Mrs. Campbell plans
o remain until after Labor Day, the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Campbell
If North Main street.
The following guests have register
ID at the Dorset Inn the past week
4. L. Johnson, Burlington, VT; 0. E.
hopkins, Littleton, Mass; c. B. Bow
nan, Wakefield, Mass; A. Bildhouse,
chicago, H.; Mrs. Morrison H. Nc
lath, Rochester, N. Y; Mr.. and Mrs.
;. H. Russell, Schenectady, N. Y;
,. NJ. lain. New York City; R. E.
itarks, Ralph j. Starks, Troy, y. Y
,lr. and Mrs 7. S Gladd;nr, New
FORK City; A. A. Price, Bellefountaine,
ohio; Mr.. and Mrs. H. Hudson, Hoo
lick Falls, N. Y; Mr.. and Mrs. R. F.
REGISTER, Troy, n. Y.
The annual fair under the auspices
f the Dorset Ladies Society will be
Ield on Thursday, Aug. 9Th, beginning
It three p m. The committee expects
his to be the best fair ever The
aides having charge of the fancy
able promise an unusually attractive
display and the apron table will show
III kinds of aprons. A special feature
S the housekeepers' table where many
iseful and interesting devices will be
hown. A new and interesting table at
he fair is a basket table. There is to
e a fish pond for the children, and ice
ream, cake and candy and toilet ar
icles will also be on sale.
Activities at the Dorset Field Club
ontinue. Golf and tennis claim a
God share of the tine during the day,
,hile dancing, cards and other amuse- !
rents are INDUCED in when daylight
AIDES and members and their guests
in the club itself. Screen
oors and screens for the windows have
cen recently installed and add great
cal to the comfort Of the guests. Sat
rday evening last the evenings en-
,rtainment was in charge Of Mr.. and
Irs. f. II. West of the West road.
ancing was INDUCED in, interspersed
18th various forms of novelties and
ght refreshments topped off the
'ening's pleasure.
The meeting of the Christian En-
,aver Society next Sunday evening
Ill be in charge Of the Woman's Mis-
onary Society. Mrs. Frances R.
lyman has consented to give a re-
,rt of the annual meeting Of the Yer
ont Missionary Union held in st.
This report will include
/ account Of the work done by the
,hauffler Training School of CIeve-
nd, Ohio. Mrs. Wyman hopes TO Sc
ire lantern with which she can
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