The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-02-14
DORSET

DORSET
Charles Council Of Main street
was in Manchester pcpo; Monday Of
business
Word ha been received Of Inc d a.l
at his home in Galveston, rexas, OF
pneumonia Of FREDERICK Won Har,ta
George N Chambers, who has beer
quite i'll with the grippe, is much bet
ter and is again able to be in the store
Mrs Kane Of Wilmington, Del. and
Mrs. Steever Of Pittshed, Mass, have
been. the guests of Mrs Haven at the
Mansc
Miss Constance Cranmer- Knight of
Main street, spent the weekend in
Rutland, the guest Of Mr. ard Mrs ?.
II Kent
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles n. Williams
Of the South district, spent several
days Of last week in Rupert the guests
OF relatives.
Miss Helen Batcheider of Manches-
ter Center, is guest Of her grand
mother, Mrs. John Fisher, Of South
Main street
Ernest H. West, our fuel admins
traitor has appointed J. II. Sheldon Of
this village, and DR.. Cochraue of East
Dorset, as fuel deputies
Miss Ruby Harwood and Sam Har-
wood Of the West road, were Sunday
dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
HARDWOOD Of Dorset Hollow.
Mrs. Joseph Phillips left last week
for Portsmouth, N. H., to see her hus-
band who is in the service at the
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo b. Sykes and
Mrs. Gulley Of the North district, were
dinner guests last Friday of Mrs +,
w. Barrows of South Main street.
Miss Charlotte Roberts of Dorset |
Hollow, spent the day Monday at the
home Of her grandparents, Mr.. and
Frederick Seymour Of Elm street,
Mrs, Sarah Council, who has been
visiting her son, b. J Connell at Man
chester Depot, for the past two weeks,
returned Tuesday 70 her home in the
South district
r. NJ Campbell, food administrator
for Dorset. has appointed VIM Tully
Of South Dorset, and Henry Stone Of
East Dorset, as food deputies for their
respective villages.
Rufus Lake Of the Hollow moved
Monday to the North district, where
he has secured employment with viii |
McWayne His family will occupy the
McWayne tenement recently vacated
by Mr. and Mrs. Healey
Quite number Of our Dorset
Grangers drove to pawIet last evening
TO attend the installation Of officers Of ,
the Mettowcc Valley Grange Of that
place. Past Master f. H. West Of the
Dorset Grange was the installing Of
Gcer
Mr. md Mr. Herbert n Williams
Of the South district celebrated their
18th wedding anniversary ana II. Ne
birthday Monday By entertaining the I
Charles McWayne family at dinner. G
II their friends had known about this "
double event they would have had u
many moro TO entertain. q
The ladies Of East Rupert. who arc :.
connected with our local Red Cross, n
will give an "old fashioned dance on .
Feb. 22nd in School Hail OF this vii I
.agc The proceeds are TO be given 70 ,
The Dorset branch o. the Red Cross ,
Orchestra win furnish the .
music All 81 old style dancers and d,
~ We new tangled dancers are urged ~
% plan "a attend this dance and aid ).
'ur Red Gross. Al
Robert Saunders left Monday for r.
Albany and from there will 20 to Fort r;
Slocum. n. u, to begin his training in q,
Uncle Sans service. The young man nj
8 the eldest son Of Mr.. and Mrs u
.
Harry Saunders Of South Main street n,
md while with the Dorset Young !,
,cople for only short time thayine n
zen away At school be had made "a
many warm friends who while regret at
ing his leaving admire him for his n
outrage and determination 10 do his 10
IL for his country. ~
Fred Norcross cf the North district, be
ias in our village Monday morning alb
xhibiting the skin Of a lynx which he tw
I'd his dog had killed in the sugar VIZ
richard Of VIM. McWayuc We have tn,
cen told that there are several u 81,
aesc ''pcts" around US just now as the Kr
ttrrfse cold and very door, Srovu ia o.,