The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-08-05

been building y house for Miss Eliza.
beth Carhart, turned same over last
Friday 70 the owned and Miss Carhart
is nov very busy moving into and get
ting settled in her new home on South
Main street.
Rev. Charles l.. Carhart and Mrs.
Carhart Of Larchmont. n. T., arrived
In town last week for the month and
while here will stop at the Barrows
House. MIR. and Mrs. Carhart's many
friends in this section gladly welcome
them back,
George 4. Kellogg would open a
road along the ridge on his property II
any Of our city friends desire lot in
that section. Said road to start just
west Of A. B. Roberts place on Church
street. This is one Of the finest
building sections in Dorset and there
are some very fine building sites on
this ridge.
The fourth annual dance of the
"Krazy kats' will be held at the
Union Opera House on Wednesday
evening. Aug. 18th. McBride's Or
chestra will furnish the music. Tick
cts admitting gentleman and lady Toe;
extra lady 25c. Michael Halpern Of
New York City, will entertain at the
piano during intermission. adv.
Mrs. NJ. d. Chapman of North Main
street, spent the weekend in Fort Ed
ward and Greenwich, N. Y. Mrs.
Chapman went by auto with R. G..
Elmer and Mrs. F. Coon Of Greenwich
and Mrs. f. Dean of Fort Edward,
who have been spending several weeks
in Dorset, returned last Saturday to
their homes in New York State.
The following has registered at the
Barrows House: Clyde Millington,
Mr. and Mrs. Benedict, Miss Louise
Benedict, Troy, n. Y; Rev. and Mrs.
C. L. Carhart, Larchmont, N. Y; Mrs.
J. D. Holmes, Miss Pattie Holmes,
Miss Sara Holmes, James d. Holmes,
Jr., Jacksonville, Fla; Mrs. Daniel
Hickey, Master Lee Hickey, Syracuse,
N. Y.
The children's meeting, which is on
the missionary program for August
18th, will take the form of pageant
under the care of Miss Chapman. But
the date will be announced later as it
is not yet decided upon. The ladies
will please listen next Sabbath for
notice from the pulpit to learn further
arrangements to be made for a meet
ing on August 18th.
On the evening of July 22nd, new
silk umbrella belonging to Miss Pattie
D. Holmes was taken from the hall of
he Dorset Inn. 1t was a blue-black
;ilk with silver knob handle and
had Miss Holmes name engraved on
he handle. Will the party, who prob
lbly took the umbrella by mistake,
please return it to the Barrows House
,r to the Dorset Inn?
A popular subscription is being
started to aid in the purchase Of
,iece of property in the village which
s to be fitted up for a permanent
library building. All gifts, no matter
low small, will be received with a
treat deal of pleasure. Please hand in
our names with amount you wish to
to Miss Hattie NJ. Gray,
librarian, at as early date as pos
ible. By order of Executive Commit
ee.
Last Saturday and Monday Of this
week saw the departure of the S. S.
Pratt house party who had been Wis
ting Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Pratt for
.lmost a month. While here they
made many friends and all regretted
0 have them leave. The party con-
listed of DR.. and Mrs. Ed. Chaplin,
Hiss Chaplin, Brooklyn, N. Y; DR..
nd Mrs Brewster, Miss Brewster,
Elizabeth, N. j.; Miss Essie Richard
on, Toronto, Canada, and Miss Rich
rdson, Chicago, Ill.
The following guests have register
at the Dorset Inn the past week:
/. L. Halett, w. H. Turney, New York
ity; Dr. and Mrs. NJ L. Wilson,
N. j.; j. X. Whiting, Brook
ne, Mass; C. f. Whiting, Cambridge,
lass; j. ". Copley, ]. j. Moore, Rut-
md, VT; R. McElroy, Richford, VT;
IRIS. Campbell Bosom, Cambridge,
ASS; j. V. Hiser, R. N. Forbes, w.
Tilson, Adams, Mass; Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Estney, Greenfield, Mass; Mr..
I'd Mrs. L. H. Dodd, Worcester,
ass; Albert Martin, Greenfield,
ass; Miss NJ. NJ Bracket, New
DIRK City; Miss A. l.. Prichard, T. NJ.
Mrs. r. 7. Jackson, Peter
,ro. n, H.: Mr.. and Mrs. Terrill,