The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-01-27

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Mrs. A b Cheney entertained 8
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A. " harrington j. 81 Troy )
) @4s II toNn over Sunday viii hl
family On Church street
Ned Cassclman came up f.om A
llnqfon tphcrc be- is installing q Stat
hatchery Tor the weekend
Nrs. T. +. Comba Of Church street
left last week Friday for Boston
Mass. 70 Be gone several weeks
Miss Mabel Gilbert Of the West roat
lef, las; week Tor Smith College to re.
sumo her studies At that institution.
Miss l.. Hill Of Troy, n T., was al
over Sunday guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. 4
w Harrington Jr. u Church street.
Mrs c. A. Atkinson. who has been
in Nes York for the past TWO weeks.
returned last Saturday to the Wade
Inn
Chess and checker matches are in
rogue again and many an exciting
contest has been held and more are
planned for.
r. +. Gilbert Jr,, lcf. last Saturday
for Burlington 10 take the short win
ter course in agriculture Tie will be
away about five weeks.
y. Brooks of Alberta, Canada, who
mas been visiting with relatives on
Elm street and in Dorset Hollow, re-
turned Monday to his northern home.
Tie recent thaw has put temper
AIRY stop TO the harvesting of ice. A
couple OF good cold days will set it go
M again when the balance Of the crop
will be secured.
Carts have been received from the
Barbour family showing that they are
enjoying the warm weather in the
South. The party consists Of Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. Y. Barbour, Mr. and Mrs.
Grohndal, and Mr.. and Mrs, Victor d.
Barbour.
Chan. Allen of the West mountain,
who has been laid up for several
weeks with broken leg, is able to
get around with the aid of a crutch.
Monday he drove into the village and
was warmly greeted by his many
friends who have missed him quite
little.
Mrs. r. c. Elmer and children and
Henry Chapman were dinner guests
Saturday Of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, NJ D. Chapman Of North Main
street. while Mr.. and Mrs. b. j Davis
and children spent Sunday at the
Chapman home.
Deacon Rolin Sykes is slowly but
steadily improving and is able to be
about the house and for a very short
time out on the front porch. Monday
he celebrated his returning strength
by being the guest Of honor at the
family dinner table.
Ernest II West was in town for the
weekend, leaving Monday morning
Mr.. Yves. hopes that another week viii
see him in a position to be able to re-
main few days in Dorset when he
will be able to give some much needed
attention to his apple orchards.
Articles Of association have been
filed with the secretary Of state by
the A. w. Phelon, Inc. Co.. Of Dorset
to engage in the mercantile business,
with $4,000 capital stock. The incor-
pora.ors are Annie +. Phelon, Charles
T.. Council, Katherine Council, and A.
w Phelon, all of Dorset.
Afternoon teas and evening bridge
keep a good number Of our residents
SO busy that they wonder where the
DAYS go to. Mrs knight entertained
Monday afternoon, Mrs. Harrington
and Miss Harrington las: Saturday af-
ternoon, and the Dorset Inn ladies on
Monday evening.
Tomorrow night friday there
will be held the annual meeting Of
The Dorset Natural Science Society at G
the home of Miss Anna Gilbert on the \
West road. The meeting is called for i
3 o'clock and after the election Of Off a
GERS for 1916 the members will be c
treated to very interesting paper on f
the bird sanctuary effort. All the n
members should arrange to attend. 4
Those houses that can be rented in !
this village are few and they are rap
idly being engaged for the coming
summer. Az this writing we know Of :
Just one that has not been engaged )
and probably by the time this is being
read il will have been taken. Applica-
tions for board are also arriving and
Il behooves those who are planning 10 I