The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1919-07-10

their family on Kent hin the latter
part of last week and will remain till
the end Of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred s. Holley Of
Troy. N. Y. and +. II. Hudson Of New
York. were at the Holley home on
North Main street from July 4th TO
the afternoon Of the sixth.
Mrs. G. c. Knight Of North Main
street, entertained at dinner Sunday
DR.. David W. Houston, Jr.. Of Troy,
Roland r. Harrington, Joseph II. Har.
rington, Jr., and Mrs. Tracey G. Hun
ter.
Howard Lee, who is in the Naval
Hospital Training School at Newport,
In. l.. was in town for a few days last
week, the guest Of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles l.. Lee of Church
street.
George Mcbride, who is attached
to the U. S. Destroyer Gregory, was
in town for two weeks leave and
while here was the guest of his moth
err, Mrs. VIM. Mcbride of the South
district.
Oh, by the way, did you ever use
Gorton's fish fakes, the kind the
Government skinned the country Of
for our soldier boys? If not, get a can
at the Little Big Store, and they will
nlease Won. adv
Major George Holley Gilbert, Jr.,
was in town for two days the first of
the week visiting his family on the
West road. Major Gilbert expects to
be out of the service before the end Of
this month.
A meeting Of the Board Of Trade
and ladies of the Red Cross was held
at School Hall Tuesday evening to ar
range plans for community welcome
to our boys. Watch these columns for
information.
Senior Vincente Lines Of San Jose,
Costa Rica, was guest at the Dorset
Inn for few days last week. He sails
this week for France and after short
stay in that country will 60 on to
Spain and Portugal.
Mrs John Fisher Of South Main
street, entertained Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
M. Batchelder Of Elm street, and Mr..
and Mrs. Louis w. Batchelder Of Hart
ford, Conn.,, at dinner Sunday in nonor
of Louis w. Batchelder's birthday.
/ George H. Sheldon, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs
Milton Asher, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Michael of Mt. Vernon, N. Y, motored
to Dorset last week and remained
over the week end. While here they
made the Barrows House their head
quarters.
Regular meeting of Dorset Grange
will be held next Wednesday evening
the 10th, at o'clock. AS many mem
bers as can possibly arrange to attend
are urged to be on time as the meet
ing is important and the master de-
sires to open on time. Eight o'clock
is the hour.
Frederick Stott of the faculty of
Andover Academy, Andover, N. h.
has been a guest of his sisterin-law
Mrs. Robert S. Binkerd of the West
road for the past week. Professor
Stott is spending the summer with an
Iexpedition from Andover searching
for Indian relics along the Connecticut
River.
The following gentlemen, whose
families are in Dorset for the sum-
mer. were in town for the Fourth and
the week end: Judge G. G. Tenant
of Jersey City, N. j.; james d. Shro-
der of Troy, N. T.; Huntington Bige-
low of New York; A. w. Harrington
Jr., of Troy; z. Chaffee of Cambridge
Mass; Z. F. Starks and Ralph Starks
of Troy; John Warren and Douglas
McMurtrie of New York.
At the Community Canning Kitcher
at the Manchester Creamery mex
Tuesday, July 18th, the first 20 cans
brought in will be done free. Regular
prices: SC for pints, 7c for quarts, an'
Zoe for two-quart jars. Be sure t.
mark jars and baskets or receptacle
in which fruit and vegetables are sent
Also do not forget sugar for fruits an'
state the required amount desired pc
Jar. Rubbers furnished at lc each. adj
Dorset Church Notes
The following persons were receiv
! ed into the communion of this church
last Sunday: Josephine Lake Atkinson