The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-08-02

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returned with them.
Miss Catherine Child Of chunl
street. left Tuesday for New York i
resume her duties In the cast sid,
Harlem branch Of the New Yorl
Library.
/ Mr. and Mrs Gilbert Blakely an,
daughter Of New York. and Mis-
Bertha Blakely Of Holyoke. Mass, ar,
visiting at the home Of Deacon G. NJ
S! kes on Church street
Mrs. Joseph Mcbride and daughter
Irene, who have been visiting relatives
in Dorset for the past three weeks
have returned to their home in Ar,
Tington, Va.
Mrs. II. T.. Graf and son Harold
who have been visiting at the home Of
Mrs. VIM. Mcbride in the South dis.
trict, returned last week TO their home
in Yonkers, n. Y,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Mcintyre OF
Brooklyn. n. Y, and Ed. Bromley Of
New York, arrived last Saturday and
will remain till after Labor Day.
While here the avalon" on Church
street will be their headquarters.
Henry West of Kirby Hollow road,
was taken i'll last week and after a
consultation Of physicians, was COM
mitted 10 Brattleboro for treatment.
He was removed to the retreat Satur-
day morning.
Mrs. McTighe of North Main street,
entertained several friends at supper
last Saturday evening in honor Of her
house guests, Miss Bogart Of Brook
lyn, n. ". and Miss Lucille Hill of
Hartford, Conn.
Fred Norcross, who belongs to the
First Vermont Infantry, and who has
been at his home in the North district
for some time, received orders TO re-
port at Fort Ethan Allen and left for
the post last Thursday morning.
Prof. Van O'Linda, Stewart Van
OTlnda and Miss Mann of Brooklyn,
n y, Miss Bell Van 0'Linda and
Miss Marian A'Day of Cohoes, n. T.,
are at Mr.. and Mrs. Burr Phillips in
the North District for the month of
August
The DOGGY golf handicap of the Dor
set Field and Golf Club held last Sat
urday morning, was won by k. NJ.
with net score of 70 for
the IS holes. These matches are de-
cidedly interesting and create an in
terest in golf. We hope there will be
more of them from now on. The prize
vas half dozen golf balls presented
by Clifford Atkinson of North Main
street.
Afternoon teas, bridge parties and
ether social affairs are now in full
swing among our summer visitors.
Also numerous short term visitors at
almost all the homes in this commun-
". We would like to mention their
arrival or the social affairs; but as we
Usually hear Of these matters about
week or ten days after they occur it
S too late as a news item. Why not
,elp your correspondent by telephon-
ng or sending the item in on a slip
# paper?
Edwin Lefevre has installed small
apparatus on his fine in
loor swimming pool. 1t is believed to
&c the first of its kind in the United
States to be used for heating water
or swimming pool. The water
ONES from a spring at temperature
f so degrees Fahrenheit and is rails
d to rs degrees before it is allowed
o flow into the pool. Where it form
rly required from three to four tons
f coal month, Mr.. Lefevre now
Ieats at a cost of less than 10 cents
er 10000 gallons, while the mainten-
The annual sale Of the Ladies Soci-
ty of the Congregational Church of
)orset and East Rupert will be held
afternoon and evening,
august 9th. 1t is desired that all who
-ish to contribute articles for the
ancy tables have them in Wednesday
fternoon, while those contributing to
he other tables are asked to send
,eir wares in to the heads of the {
.rious committees Thursday morn