The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-07-27

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he'd picnic Sunday afternoon On the
West mountain
Mra EIlen Kilbgrn q Litchhcld. c..
na guest n Mr. and Mrs George r.
Kellogg
~ v Barbour and Mr. Grodahl o.
the North District, spent the day last
Friday in Fair Haven.
Mrs Nncllcy II Boston. Mass, and
Mr. Pinco or Elizabeth. n. J.. are at
"KAuenfcIs" for several weeks
Roland r Harrington Of the North
District, IS in Troy n. Y, this week
having .he fclon on h.a hand attended
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Louis Batebelder Of Elm street.
spent The weekend in Har,for-. Conn,
returning to Dorset Monday after
noon
The S, S Pratt family and Mrs.
VIM + Kent were In Rutland Tuesday
for the day shopping They made the
trip hy auto.
DO not fail 20 get your Chagtauqua
aicketa Tho first performance are
on August 5th Season tickets are
now on sale.
Anyone desiring to purchase q beau
tiful Boston fern apply to W. ". Ben
nett Manchester Center The fern
may be seen IN his Office window, adv
On Monday next al ARGUS motion
picture arcade Lionel Barrymore in
"A yellow Srcak" A five reel mela
drama and q two reel comedy for
DC adv
An auto party Of Young men who
went to the Lake last Friday night |
to attend the dance managed to get |
back to Dorset about 4 a. m. Cause |
being the breakdown Of their auto.
W. J. Holloy, Of Church street, was
in Bennington Saturday. He went |
down and back via the auto bus line
Mr. Holley reported it as very |
pleasant trip. Time taken each way,
two hours.
Bradford Child cf Church street,
who was unfortunate In having his
foot crushed by an auto wheel, is get
ting along very well and will soon be
all right. Fortunately no bones were
broken
The Woodmen's dance tomorrow
night tFriiay) should be well attend
ed as the receipts are for a good and
most worthy cause. Friends who can
not attend should purchase ticket Of
the treasurer.
The many friends Of the late NJ. j.
Coyey were indeed shocked to hear Of
his sudden and violent death Tuesday
morning. Through the Journal they
wish to extend their sincere sympathy
TO the family
A very large number Of our resi-
dents awaited themselves Of the OPP
portunity of aiding the Grange and
Library last week Wednesday by at
tending the 25-cent supper. Twenty
four dollars and II cents was the
net result Of which the library receiv-
ed $l2.10
DR.. +. +. Liddle, health officer for
the town of Dorset, wishes to an
nounce that the orders of the state
board of health regarding quarantine
against New York on account Of In
fantile Paralysis, is further restricted
so that it now covers all children pass
ing through New York City. These
instruction will be rigidly enforced in
Dorset.
Miss Clara Kellogg only daughter
Of Arthur Kellogg Of the West road
entcrs Mortified Seminary at East
Mortified, Mass, the first week of
September Miss Clara was a pupil Of
the village grammar school and was a
good student and very popular with
her classmates. They one and al ex-
tend their congratulations and wish
her success.
At last the Bennington and Dorset
Autobus Line is in operation. and
seems TO be doing q very good bust
ness. Buses leave the Dorset Inn at
1880 ard 1000 a. M, and 1900 and 100
p, M Fare to Manchester, 80 cents;
Arlington, so cents; and Bennington
sl00. Time for trip to Bennington,
one hour. Buses pass each other al
Arlington. Leave Bennington for Dor
set at came hours as mentioned above.
1t certainly is very convenient for
those living along its route and should
receive strong support,
Our local game warden, A. A. Rob
erts, was called on a short time ago
TO look after herd Of deer which had
been doing great deal Of damage to
the new orchard on the east side Of the
valley belonging to Lefevre & West
THE Dorset Orchard Coz. Mr. Rob
erts kept watch and Tuesday morning
caught the herd in the orchard end