The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-07-08

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and the bai, on top regilded, With thi
new Gag the whole makes a very az
Wactiyo appearance.
Mrs Edwin Child ard son Sargen
u Church street. were IN Amherst
| Mass. last week attending the 2jtl
reunion Of Mr. Child's class and tn,
commencement exercises
Mrs. Eugene Simmons Of the West
road, and Mrs Elizabeth Coon Of
Cossayuna, N. r., and Mrs. Dean Of
1T Edward. n. Y, were in Granville
IN. u. Tuesday for the day.
The new organ for the church ar.
rived last week and is being placed in
position this week II oil goes well il
viii be ready for use II not this Sun
day by a week from Sunday.
Mrs. r. L. Rudolph Of "Dunton'
| hin Il entertaining her mother, Mrs.
William knight and her sister and
husband, Mr. and Mrs. William Hack
EFT Phillips Of New York, N. y.
Deacon Eugene Simmons Of the
West road, who is one Of our success
ful chicken raisers, shipped last week
i25 pullets to Troy, N. Y. They were
consigned to James r. Whitehurst Of
that city
Burr Phillips is building a sumner
home joining the "Burman Cottage
On North Main street, for Miss Fran
ces B. Coursen Of Morristown, \. j..
The fouas 10 10 be comna.cd b. the
dfta ~ September.
The rain Of the past few days has
been Of great benefit to the crops and
gardens in and around Dorset II has
also been Of service on our roads as
il has laid the dust for short time
and made travelling much pleasanter.
Mrs. l.. II. Conover of Newark, N.
j., arrived last week for the summer
and has opened her pleasant home on
Main street. Miss Young Of Newark.
N. j., and Miss Ruth Dayton Of Yonk
ers, n. ", accompanied Mrs. Conovor.
Harry Woodland Of Rochester, n. Y.
is at his fathers in the North district
for a ten days visit. Harry is look
ing well and is another of our Dorset
boys who have gos out in the world
and is making the best of his oppor
tunities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berniss B. Sheldon,
who have been living on North Main
street for several months, have moved
to their new home on Church street,
and by the time this appears will be
settled and ready to entertain their
numerous friends.
The following are at "Kauenfels,'
the pleasant home of Mrs. Henry
Prentiss, for the summer: Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry c. Burand, Miss Carolyn
Durand, Calvin Trowbridge, Lake For
est, ILL.,. Waldo Allen, Baltimore, Md,
and Miss Todd, Philadelphia, Pa.
The piece Of state road work on the
north end of Main street is progress
ing. In the meantime autoists should
be very careful in passing over it as it
is dangerous. Commissioner Matson is
as busy as can be getting it in shape
but it will be some time yet before il
bis completed
S. S. Pratt of North Main street, has
received a very neat 1915 Ford from
]. A. Glover 1t was delivered last
week. Mr.. Glover still manages to get
rid Of his cars before he can get home
and last reports had him away trying
TO get hold Of some more for his anx-
ious customers.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Suter and two
children Of Alexandra, Va, are at the
Barrows House for two weeks. Be
fore her marriage Mrs. Suter resided
in Dorset and as Miss Eloise Carhart
was one Of our most popular young
ladies. Her Dorset friends are indeed
pleased to welcome her and her fam
lily
Rufus Gilbert Of the West road, was
married last week Wednesday at the
home Of DR.. +. l.. Wyman in Manches-
ter Center to Miss Ethel Kerr. Dorset
friends extend congratulations and
welcome Mrs Gilbert to the Dorset
community. Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert will
reside in the Crane cottage on the
West road
Registered at the Barrows House
during the past week Edith R
Trapier, Washington, D. c.; Frank
Suter, wife and son, Alexandria, Va;
Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ Brigham, Brook
.yn, n. Y; Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Nor
ris and family, East Orange, N. j.;
Nh and Mrs. w. G. Barrows End. and
family, Syracuse, N. y; Miss A. c.
Jack c. Calmont, Buffalo,
y. Y.