The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-07-12

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Edwin cana q New York. arrived
Monday ard will rctnaiu for The sea.
bon.
Mrs Thomas r Wright Il New
YORK City, d q, Avalon" for The
summer
Mrs. kimba,l Tiff II Elm street. u
visiting relatives in Athoi. and Law
renee. Mass
Alfred Palmer Of thc Hollow road.
spent three days last week at Fiiz-
town Corners. \. y.
Mrs McMa,l and son, John Me
Math of Rochester. \. y. are at "Ay-
alon" for two weeks.
Miss ~. /. A. Johnson Of Yonkers,
~ 4, Il 4 guest Of Miss Rhoda Shell
don n Church street.
Louis C.rucker'D Wade q South
Main street, returned last week from
yisi, in Providence. X. l.
Mrs Eugene simmons q the West
road, who has been quite III, is some
what better at this writing.
Professor Baker and family Of New
York. are 1t the home o. Mrs. Freder-
lex Crane for q short TIM"
A. W. Phcon. who il at Springfield,
Mass. was at his home in the South
district, for the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Register and
stanley Register Of Troy, n. Y, were
in Dorset for the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Stevens and
party OF Granville ~ Y, were in
town Sunday calling on friends.
Herbert n. Williams and family Of
the South district, are spending tins
week in Bennington with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Ford of Waterford, ~
Y, were guests of their daughter,
Mrs. J. D. SHREDDER, one day last week
Mrs. +. Ward Young of Kent Hill,
made a flying visit to New York last
week Thursday, returning Friday at
ternoon.
Thomas B. Pratt of Brooklyn, N. Y,
was d guest Of his mother, Mrs. S s.
Pratt Of North Main street, over the
Fourth.
Three auto loads of our young
people attended the ldlewild Park
dance at Lake st. Catherine last Fri
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Maranyille. of
Wallngford, were weekend guests OF
their daughter, Mrs Elmer Harwood
eff Main street.
Regular meeting Of Dorset Grange
will be held next Wednesday evening,
July 18th. Members are urged to try
and arrange to attend.
The following Trojans were in town
over the Fourth: Mr. and Mrs. Fred ),
HolIey, James y. SHREDDER, A. W.
Harrington, and Miss +. Hill.
Chicken dinners and hot waffles
served at Undertook Inn every We'd
nesday and Saturday evening Tables
must be reserved before 3 p. m.
narc;no adv
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Aborn and
children Of East Orange, ~ J., arriv-
ed in Dorset Sunday and have opened
their home in Dorset Hollow for the
summer.
Mrs. Tracy Hunter Of Kent Hill,
left last week for Quantico. Va, to
visit her husband, Captain Hunter, at
the Marine barracks before his de-
parture for "the front"
Miss c. l.. Hanaman has nice line
of ladies' and misses hats which she
offers at one-half the regular price.
Sale begins July 18th and lasts until
Aug. lst. Shop will be closed through
,he month Of August. adv
Dorset friends Of Hon Moses Shell
don were very sorry to hear of the
sudden death of his brother, Dwight
Sheldon of Rutland All express their
sincere sympathy to Mr.. Sheldon and
his brothers Egbert and Merritt.
Mr.. Halleck, the advance agent of
the Community Chautauqua, and f.
II. Briggs of Manchester Center, the
,ocal Chautauqua manager, were in
Dorset last week Friday comforting
with the chairman Of the Dorset COM
mittee.
The dance to the subscribers and
members Of the Dorset Field Club last
Saturday evening was great success.