The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1919-04-17

DORSET
Alsrrs Crvascc N guprrt Eas S0r-
day guest q w. and Mrs Ios 7.
Stafford If Main H.
Iamsa H.il and Miss Clara kellorg
"a Coblcsklll. N. Y. wcre in town nc.
gently calling on friCndA,
Eadie Store Of DonG hsllow wa'
IN nuriiraion last Friday and Sat
urAsy on i huAincss trip
Don't fsil 10 see The "Sou 81 Dem
ncfacy~, Tuesday evening. April I'd
., ARGUS Arcade Thoaier adv.
- John McWayBc Of Dandy NJ left
last wreck for Fort slocum, y u.
having tcnIisicd In the army
- Misses Maynard and Tonsldns Of
IsNew York are guests this week Of Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Bowman Of Kent Hill
40 Norton Of Poultncy arrived
~ w Monday to take charge Of the
Moulding of the Atkinson home on No
Main ST,
Joseph Phillips who has been laid
up with an attack Of the mumps has
recovered and IL again able to be- out
and attend 10 his work
ia. H. Hudson of New York wns in
town FOR the day Monday and while
hcre Was the guest Of Mr. and Mrs
r. E. Comba II Church 81.
Miss Charlotte Roberts ~ Dorset
Hollow was week end visitor at the
home of her grandparents mr. ana
Mrs. Frederick Seymour Of Elm st
Miss De Nottbcck and Miss Edwards |
arrived in town last Friday from New
York ard have opened "Windhurst'
their beautiful home on the hill for
the season.
y. J. Council announces that he has (
taken the agency for Ford automobiles
inslanehestcr, Dorset, Sunderland and
Rupert His headquarters will be at
Walker Garage adv
Miner Gilbert who has been in the
U. 5. Cavalry and stationed at a post
near Washington, ID. G., returned to
his home on the West Road Monday
having received AN honorable dis
charge.
Mrs. Tracey G Young and daugh-
ter, Miss Nancy Young of New York
and Newport News, Va. arrived Tues
day and are at the Wade Inn till the
weather permits Of their opening their
cottage on Kent Hill.
There will be an auction at c. N.
Williams on Wednesday, April 23rd
at 1890 in the morning. A large
amount Of personal property will be
sold to the highest bidder by John
Huntington, Auctioneer. adv
Ground WAS broken Monday on the
North Main st. lot recently purchas-
ed by Mr.. c. A. Atkinson from s.
Frank Holcy for permanent home.
Mr. and Mrs. Atkinson hope to be in
their new house by carly fall.
Our village greens have been vastly
improved by raking and picking up
the winters refuse of sticks, stones
and old papers Let up hope the Fire
District will see that they are kept up
through the coming months.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Atkinson who
have occupied the J. ID. SHREDDER resi-
dence on Kent Hill the past winter
have secured the cottage on Dunton
Road and will occupy same till their
new home on North Main st. is ready
to receive them
Mr. and Mrs. Alan dc Schweinitze
and three children who have been
spending the past winter at Plaintield, |
N. j., arrived at the Wade Inn last c
Saturday and az soon as the weather
permits will move over to their sum- I
mer house on the West Road.
Deacon G. Nj. Sykes who has been
spending the past winter with his son
Bernard in Evanston, Ill. returned Z
last Saturday and has opened his
Church ST, house for the season. His .
niece, Mrs. CharlesL. Lee will reside 4;
with the deacon and have charge of I
the housekeeping department.
Herbert N. Williams of the South t
District recently purchased from Mrs.
+. w. Barrows Of the Barrows House
the plot Of land on the east side Of the 4
highway opposite the cemetery. There il