The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-06-17


Tsrattlcboro Sunday calling on rcls
nvr&
Alfred Seymour q Rutland. spen
the weekend At his home on Elm
street.
Twenty OF our Dorse, Granger
attended the Pomona meeting a
Wells last Friday.
Mrs, Victor y. Barbour Of Toledo
o., arrived in Dorset last Friday FOL
the summer.
Mrs. ]. II. Musser entertained the
teachers Of the village schools on,
night last week.
Several from here attended the Odd
Fellows dance at Manchester Depot
Jas, Wednesday night
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fisher spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs J. S. Batch
elder in Manchester Center
John Fisher Of South Main street
was in Rutland last Friday buying
furniture for his new house
Mrs. +. Simmons was a caller at
the village schools last week with
the superintendent, Mrs. c. r. Kent.
Miss Pratt Of the Dorset Inn enter
tertained the Camp Fire Girls at sup
per last Wednesday evening the 9th.
Mrs VIM. B. Sheldon of Bennington,
was a guest Of her sister, Miss Angie
Holley Of Church street, one day last
week.
+. p. Thompson Of New York, is
in town for the season. Mr.. Thomp-
son is at the Wade Inn for the pres
ent.
There will be a social dance in
School hall Friday tomorrow night
McBride's orchestra will furnish the
music.
The Daughters Of the American
Revolution were guests Of Mrs. Ed
ward Morris on Flag Day" Monday
last.
Two of our village young ladies en-
tcrtained their friends at School Hall
Tuesday evening. A Victrola furnish
ed the music
Thomas b. Pratt, who was in New
York for ten days, returned last Sat
urday and is again hard at work at
Mettowee Farms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hazleton and
daughter and Miss Breimer of Fort
were Sunday guests of Mrs.
Sarah HazIeton of the Hollow road.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry N. Williams
and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Patterson of
were in Dorset, Wednes-
day the 9th calling on friends and rel
atives.
The rain of last Friday did a lot
Of good, but considerable more is
needed to fill our springs and help the
grass and corn to say nothing of our
gardens.
Mrs. Frederick Crane Of the West
road, having prepared her house for
the Dawson family of East Orange,
left Monday for her home on Long
Island.
Mrs. Mylott Mrs Berniss B. Shell
don and the Misses Beulah and Wini-
fred McTighe Of Brooklyn, n T., are
at the S. S. Pratt home on North Main
street for the summer.
Mrs. NJ. d. Chapman of North Main
street, entertained her daughter, Mrs.
Charles Willard of Manchester Depot,
over Sunday. NJ. d. Chapman came
up for the weekend also.
Mrs. Henry Prentiss and her
friend, Mrs. Lewis, of Elizabeth, n. Z
J., are at "Kauenfels" having arrived
asst week. The house viii be open for
quests in about ten days. r
Bishop r. l.. Rudolph and family ar
lived at their new home on "Dunton"
ill last week and are rapidly getting
he house in order so they can enter
ain their numerous friends.
That the town water is benefit :,
II admit. Another proof of its being
o is the closing Of deal in the !
orth end Of town for a new house
which will be built Immediately. VIII :
ell you more in later issue. !,
The Ladies' Society will give an Il
Their Of their famous socials in the
ecture room on Thursday evening =
uly LIST. Watch the Journal next !
,eek and see what the president Of
he society will have to say about it.
Court having adjourned, our deputy ;,
heriff c. II. Norcross is again at
ONE and very busy trying to catch up
nth his farm work. While on duty el
[ Manchester the court kept him 81
usy going from place to place on ri
usiness connected with the court. :,