The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-09-20

S Pratt Of North Main street
Miss Ebley, Miss Waas,era, Miss
Elsie Seymour and Mrs. Grant Matson
motored to Lake ST. Catherine and
Granville last Friday.
Mrs, 6. W. MoyIert Of North Main
tsree,. left last week for Wellsboro.
Pa, and other places. Mrs Meylert
will remain away till late spring.
Mrs Roscoe Wilson and son Robert
OF Hebron, n. ", are spending week
with Mrs. Wilson's parents, MIR, and
Mrs John Peltier OF Church street.
Mrs. Frank Hazelton and daughter
Sarah Of Glcns Falls, N. y, spent
several days Of last week with Mr..
and Mrs Smith Matson of Elm street.
The Grange social in honor of Bro.
Clarence Blaekmer last week Thurs
day was well attended and very
pleasant evening had by those pres
emit
Tonight Mrs. F. Ward Young and
Mrs. Tracy Hunter will entertain Col
J "A. Atkinson and Mr. and Mrs. Cliff
ford Atkinson at their bungalow on
Kent hill.
John d. Holley of Brooklyn, n Y,
has been in Dorset looking up friends
and relatives. 1t had been several
years since Mr.. Holley last visit to
Dorset.
The l.. b. Grant family, who have
occupied the McTighe cottage on
North Main street, closed same last
Friday and returned to their home in
Brooklyn, N Y.
Mrs. Rollin Sykes Of the North dis
trict, left Monday for an extended trip
to Massachusetts,, Connecticut and
other states. Mrs. Sykes expects to
remain away till spring.
Once more we would ask Dorset
residents to either telephone or send
in items. Those out of town like to
hear from us, and you do too. Help
by giving us items you know Of.
Ernest II. West returned Saturday
from his trip to Boston, Mass. Mr..
West expects to return to Boston in
a few days as an expert witness on a
marble case in the U. S. court.
Waldo B. Sykes of the North dis
trict, has been under the weather for
some weeks, but we are glad to say
seems to be improving. Mr.. Sykes
was driving out Sunday and Monday.
On account of the absence Of the
pastor, Rev. VIM. Leroy Haven, on his
vacation the Dorset Church notes will
have to be omitted as there does not
seem to be any one willing to attend
to these notes.
Mrs. F. F. Gilbert suffered dislo
Gated jaw last week. DR.. Houtson
was fortunately able to attend the
case and Mrs. Gilbert is recoring from
her very painful experience.
The G. G. Tenant family, who have
occupied the J. A. Eagleson house the|
past season, have returned to their
Jersey City, N. j., home. We hope to
see them with us another year.
The Company children of the West
road district are able to attend school
after a reported illness of severel
weeks with typhoid fever. Drs. Liddle
and Houston were the consulting ply
sicians.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. +. Kent Of Kent
hill, have rented their pretty home for
a term Of years to Mr.. and Mrs. E. f.
Starks of Worcester N. Y. Mr.. and
Mrs. Starks will take possession about
October 18th.
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Pollard enter
tanned at dinner at the Dorset Inn last
Saturday evening, Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff
ford Atkinson, Col. j. A. Atkinson of |
New York City, and Mesdames Tracy
Hunter and F. Ward Young.
Professor and Mrs. Hosmer, Miss
Elizabeth Hosmer of Fair Haven, and
Miss Crathern of Old Bennington, now
a member of the faculty of T. c. A.,
at Poultney, were Sunday afternoon
guests of Mrs. Clifton p. Kent.