The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-06-01

sicisns there were unable 70 assis, the
little one.
/ T.. III Kent Of Rutland, was In town
/ Saturday and Sunday. On Saturday
next hc will be united in marriage at
I Fulton. y. s.. to Miss Horning Of
/ that place. The Journal extends con.
( organizations Also ali Dorset friends.
The next meeting Of Dorset Grange
will b. held Wednesday evening, June
tn. Meeting will be called to order
promptly at s. Business Of import
enoe to be attended 10. Members are
requested to make an effort to attend.
Our village streets were wet down
Monday evening by the Fire Depart
ment to insure good walking Tuesday.
/ II was a very good move, but was not
needed as the clouds gave us more
water than was wanted Tuesday
morning
About 30 Changers responded to the
Invitation Of the Post and Corps to at
tend the church service with them
Sunday morning. Eighteen marched
with them from their hall and the
Others joined the ranks at the church
entrance.
DR.. r. NJ. Pearce and two children
and maid of Philadelphia, Pa, arriv-
ed in Dorset Saturday and have open
ed the w. J. Holley house on Church
street, which they have occupied for
several years past Mrs. Pearce is ex-
pected later.
Mrs. ID. w. Houston and son, w d.
Houston of Troy, n. Y, arrived Satur-
day and have opened the McTighe cot
tage on North Main street which they
have taken for the summer. DIR.
Houston and Miss Houston will be up
in about two weeks.
The Dorset Field Club Golf links
are in fine condition and in fact were
never better at this time of the year.
Several auto parties have been in
town lately, coming expressly to play
over the course. For those who may
not know we would say it is nine
hole course and considered to be very
sporty" for a small course. Try it
and you will find out for yourself.
II. NJ. Paddock and Burt Smith of
Bennington; l.. S. Miller Of North Ad-
ans; P. H. Kent of Rutland; H. r.
Mcintyre of Dandy; Ned Casselman,
DIR Martelle, Miss Ethel H. Hale, and
Miss Hazel Pine of Hartford, Conn;
DIR. and Mrs. S. Pettengil and Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. H. Wright of Wellesley
Hill, Mass, registered at the Dorset
Inn during the past week.
Word was received Tuesday of the
death at her home in Rosemont, Phil
adeIphia, of Agnes II. Musser Eckart,
wife of Samuel Eckart and youngest
daughter of Mrs. J. H. and the late
DR.. Musser of Philadelphia. The
funeral will be held to-day from her
late home. She is survived by her
husband and infant child, by her
mother, brother DR.. j. II. Musser,
Jr., and two sisters, Mrs. X. M.
Pearce and Mrs. r. B. Evans. The
many friends of the family in Dorset
extend their condolences.
Died at the home of his daughter in
South SALISBURY, Frank Bovey, aged
sc years, on Tuesday, May 23rd. The
funeral was held from the Congrega-
tional Church at Dorset on Thursday,
the 25th, and interment was in Maple
Hill Cemetery. Rev. j. P. Dickerman
officiated. Mr.. Bovey had resided most
of his life in Dorset and Manchester
where he had made many warm
friends. He is survived by daughter,
Mrs. Albert NJ. HARDWOOD of South
and one granddaughter,
Miss May Rowell of Manchester, N. II.
He is also survived by number OF
half brothers and sisters, who are liv-
ing in Dorset and Manchester.
At the meeting of the Library COM
mittee Monday evening is was decided
to present the Dorset Delineator IA
new Magazine) in School Hall We'd
nesday evening, the 14th. 1t will be a
most interesting production and will
be well worth seeing and hearing.