The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-07-13

Saturday
Albert Knoples Of Seattle. wash. d
II Mr. end Mis- Grant Maisea4 ri
ibe scAfau
Mra e G. Msthcr OF We,lsboro. Pa.
isa guest q Mrs. S s Pratt Of Noril
Main street
Mrs l.. o. Bodman and daughter
Fora. Of Toledo. O., are AZ J II Bow
mans fcr The summer
Miss Anna Manley Of Main street
~As a Sunday supper guests Of Mrs
Charles Mcbride Of South Dorset
Mrs A. 2. Sh,rman's house, The
Avalon" on Church street, is fiillcd &
OVERLOOKING with summer guests
Miss Elsie Seymour Of Elm street
spen, the weekend in Dorset Hollow
with her sister, Mrs Ern Roberts.
DIR. and Mrs. r. NJ, Pearce Of
Church street. entertained last week
DR. and Mrs. Frederick p. Gay Of
Berkeley. Cal
Alfred Palmer Of the Hollow road
returned Saturday from a weeks trip
10 TT Edward. Glcns Falls and other
New YORK towns,
DR., and Mrs f. c. LiddIe Of Church
street, were in Burlington for several
days last week attending the Health
Officers Convention
Miss Courscn Of Morristown, n. j.,
has moved into her new home in the
North district and is taking her meals
ut the "Burman" cottage.
DR.. J b. Herrick Of Chicago, Ill,
has joined his family at their pleasant
home on the West road The doctor
will remain for several weeks.
Miss Florence Bentley returned last
Friday TO her work at the Holley
homestead on North Main street, after
weeks visit at her home in Sand
gate.
Edwin Child of New York, arrived
at the Child home on Church street
last week Mr.. Child expects to re-
main with the family for several
weeks.
DO not miss William Faversham in
zone Million Dollars" This is to be
given at ARGUS Motion Picture Arcade
on Monday evening next. See adver-
tisement. adv.
Mrs. James A. Wilson. who has
been spending the past month with
Mrs. Allan Bourn Of Church street,
returned Tuesday to her home in AL.
bany, N. Y.
Herbert Woodland and friend of /.
Rochester, n. Y, have been spending
several days at the Woodland home in
the North district. They leave to-day
for Rochester.
Miss Edna Hall, who has been liv
ing in Bennington for several months, ;
IS again in Dorset and is working at
.he home Of Miss Carhart on South
Main street.
A family reunion and picnic was
held at the NJ. D. Chapman home on
Main street on the Fourth. The I'M /
pleasant day did not dampen the ardor :
,r spoil the enjoyment of the gather
ny,
Another picnic of the Fourth was
he "West Road Annual of the Old I
Settlers" The gathering was at the !
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Lille and I
vas attended by quite a number of the /
West Readers 1
Mrs. H. Chaffee End, two children I
md maid Of Providence, r. l., arrived I
evening and will remain I
through the summer. They are settled /
n the Gray cottage on Main street ana /
AXE their meals at the Dorset Inn. I
Miss Marion Coursen of Salisbury, !.
I'D, is a gest Of her aunt, Miss Cour- I
en- and is staying at the "Burman" 1
ottage. Other guests at the Bur 4
nan" cottage are: Miss Anna Boone, !
Hiss Helen French, j. Torney, and I
daniel Finueane, all Of Brooklyn, N. !
Z. I
The Dorset Society Of Natural Sci 7
nee will hold a meeting in the Durand I
goods to-day Thursday at p. m. Z
lr. r. NJ. Pearce Of Philadelphia, Pa, 7
ill give the address. II wet, the !
,eeting will be postponed one week. 7
ZACH member will be permitted to in I
tie two friends. !
Tonight Thursday the sports !
,mmittee for the State Grange Field Z
ay to be held August 23rd, are to ::
Ieet at f. H. Hemenway's store In /:
Manchester at $50 TO arrange the =
,orts program. All members are /.
rged to attend. A report of the {
Getting will be given next week. !
The dozen or more show boys who !
ere stranded here last week, received /:
oney from their homes and last Fri !
~ shook the dust Of Vermont from !.
eir feet sadder and wiser lot Of .
lows. We understand they hailed !.
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