The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-06-21

kindness 70 LET some member Of til
family know.
Mira H. n. West. Mr.. and Mr.
George N. Chambers and Miss CLAIR
Kellogg motored 70 Rutland las
Thursday on a shopping expedition
They drove up In Mrs Vests "over
land"
"Wednesday evening the 18th. Cap,
and MrS. Tracy g. Hunter entertain
ca Mrs. G. Cranmcr- Knight Of MAR
street, and +. Palmer Boughton Of
North Main street, al their cottage OF
Kent Hin for supper.
Mrs Albert B. Cheney Of Parlin, N
J., is in town for a few days preparing
her home on Church street for the
coming Of Dr. Wilfred Post and fam
fly Of kinah, Asia Minor, who have
taken il for the summer.
Several of our young people attend
ed the opening dance at "ldlewide
Park" Lake ST. Catherine, last FRI
day evening. Another party Of young
people attended the Grange dance at
East Dorset the same evening
A. A. Norton, who has been erect
Ing q garage for Miss McCartee on
the West road, has finished the work
and returned to his home in Poultney.
Miss Sarah billiard of Rutland, was
in town recently visiting relatives and
friends.
Levi Tiff End, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Tiff Of the North district, was
married last Saturday morning, June
10th, at Pawlet by the Rev. Mr.. May
to Miss Veda McWayne, second
daughter of Mrs. Joseph Baldwin of
Dandy mountain.
The following changes in telephone
numbers on the as line will be well
worth remembering: c. Blackmer has
changed from to 2, S. Frank Holley
from "a to 3, Burr Phillips from 81
to II, J. H. Harrington (Mettowee
Farms) from 80 to IL.
Jos. II. Harrington, Jr., went to
Rutland Saturday afternoon for the
purpose of enlisting. He returned to
Dorset Monday, having passed the ex-
animation and been accepted in the
field artillery, Jo., we con-
graduate you and wish you success
and promotion.
Mrs. A. w. Harrington and Miss
Of Church street enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. " NJ. Ward Of
Charestown, w. Va, the latter part
of last week. DR.. and Mrs. Edward
Becker and Irving Stone Of Troy, N.
Y, were also guests at the Harring-
ton home on Saturday.
Saturday evening, Mrs. Serene S.
Pratt and Mrs. II. p McTighe of
North Main street, entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Colliss of Church street,
Miss Halves Of New York, Mr.. and
Mrs. Berniss B. Sheldon of the North
and R. NJ. Campbell of North
Main street, at supper.
DR.. Bertram Van Dyke Post and
family of Constantinople, Turkey, who
have taken the Ernest Edgerton house
in the North district for the summer,
arrived last week. DR.. Post is on his
way to America from Turkey, coming
with Ambassador A, |, Elgus. DR..
Post is the head Of Robert College in
Constantinople.
We have just learned that Ralph
Starks, brother of Lieut.. Howard
Starks, has enlisted or rather secured
/ position with the New York State
.roops. Ralph is as well and favor
IDLY known here as his brother How
lrd and all his friends feel he will be
leard from later also, and that with
redit to himself and his state.
A cable message has been received .
rom William Barber, who sailed over
hree weeks ago for France to con-
niue his work with the American
ambulance Corps, saying that he ar
lived safely at Bordeaux. Mr.. Barber
pent week at Dorset I'm with his
lister, Miss Alice Barber, before sail
ng for France, and many friends will
e interested to know Of his safe ar
ival.
The following are among the recent a
rivals at the Dorset Inn: DR.. and T."
Irs. E. w. Becker, Troy, N. Y; Irv-