The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-05-17

The Arthur Saunders family ar,
moving this week from the Harring
too cottage on Church street 10 tn,
/ Charles +. Council house on MAR
street, having rented same for III.
coming year.
Mira Peter McCartee and Miss Nc
Csrtec Of Brooklyn. n. Y, were il
town two days last week inspecting
their new home on the West road and
making arrangements for opening
Same at later date.
Mr. aud Mrs. Anderson Of New
York, arrived last Friday and are al
the Wade Inn. Mrs. Anderson is q
sister Of the late Miss Plummer whC
used 10 make Dorset her summer
home and had cottage here.
Mrs. Cranmer-knight Of Main
street. entertained at tea last Thurs.
day afternoon. Among those present
were Mrs u. w Houston and Miss
Houston Of Troy, N. y, Mrs. A. w
Harrington, Jr., Of Troy, Mrs. J. II.
Bowman. Mrs Jos. II. Harrington and
Mrs. Il. NJ Campbell
There viii be a meeting Of the
ladies' Of the W. X. c. next Saturday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. n. Nc
Wayne on Main street to arrange the
plans for Memorial Day. All the
members are urged TO be present
Meeting will open at 2:30. Rcmem-
Der the date, Saturday, May 10Th at
2:30 p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard ID. Campbell
of $40 School street, Belmont, Mass,
are receiving the congratulations Of
their friends on the arrival of Master
Richard David, Jr. The young man
arrived Thursday morning, the 10th,
and weighed seven and a quarter
pounds. Mother and son at this writ
ing are doing very nicely.
Supt. N. N. Love will give an illus
trated lecture, "A Trip Around the
World" at School Hall, Thursday ev-
ening at o'clock Admission, 10l
cents. This lecture is given for the
benefit of the North district school.
The proceeds will be used to pay the
deficit on the Victrola After the lee
ture ice cream and cake will be served
at 10 cents plate.
The Farm Bureau meeting at School
Hall last Thursday night was not well
attended. Only II of our farmers and
one town man attended. Our county
agent who presided was kept busy by
those there answering questions on
farm lines and all in all the meeting
proved quite instructive and interest
ing. Let us hope that the next meet
ing will see all our farmers and gard
eners out
Dorset is certainly starting the
season early. This week is more than
filed with events. Something doing
nearly every night and Tuesday night
two lectures. One was at School Hall
at 7:l5 and the other at the Church at
o'clock The entertainment at School
Hall this evening by Superintendent
Love will be we'll worth attending and
he price is within reach of all. Show
your interest in your schools by your
presence tonight.
The Barrows House opened to the
public Tuesday, May 18th. This is the
18th season for this popular hostelry
ind is noteworthy because this season
he management passes to VIM. G.
}arrows, son of the former proprietor.
ir. Barrows promises improved SER
rice in all departments. Among the
ecent arrivals at the Barrows House
We note: Ralph Starks, Troy, N. Y;
Hiss Hazel Lucas and maid, New York
,ity; Master Lewis deSchwinetz, Miss
dary de Schwinetz, Mr.. and Mrs. Alan
e Schwinetz and maid, Winterhaven,
la.
All our residents who are interested
n Memorial Day and its exercises are
cquested to furnish flowers and food
nd to aid in the necessary work at
he School Hall. As we all know the
anks of the Post and Corps are be-
oming very small and the members
re advancing in years. We would
uggest that the ladies Of the Red
ross, Grange and Church Clubs offer !
heir services in getting the hall