The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1919-07-03

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Charles l.. Lee, who has been over,
seas AS a y NJ. c. A. secretary. arriv
ed in Dorset Monday, having complet
ed his work and being relieved from
duty.
A. b. Kellogg, who was successful!
operated on at the Homeopathic Hos
pital in Albany, N. r., arrived in town
last week and is steadily improving il
health.
DIR. and Mrs. Herrick, with theil
daughter, Mrs. Holley Gilbert, and hel
young son James, arrived in Dorse
| Monday and are at their home on tn,
West road for the summer.
Judge G. G. Tenant and family o.
Jersey City, N. j., arrived in Dorse
last week Saturday and will occup,
the Charles A. Wade bungalow or
Kent Hill for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Dawson, Miss
Dawson and Mrs. Bergman and two
children arrived last week at the S. S
Pratt home on North Main street fol-
the months of July and August.
Corp. Roland r. Harrington anc
Joseph H. Harrington, Jr, of Main
street, are in Troy this week visiting
friends and relatives. They expect ia
be back in Dorset for the Fourth.
Miss Anna Childs, who has been TAX
ing care of Mrs. William Weeks fol
the past two years, has resigned her
position and left Tueaday evening for
her brothers home in Manchester De-
pot.
Miss Elizabeth Sheldon and her
brother, Allan B. Sheldon of Yonkers
N. Y, arrived in town last week and
are the guests Of their grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Bourn of Church
street.
Recent guests at Terrace Farm are
Mr.. Chalkcs and son Howard and wife
and son Osborn all of 'Meriden, Conn,
Miss Harriet Chalkes of Hartford, and
Miss Esther Wrisley Of Glastonbury,
Conn.
At the Dorset Field Club in the
morning of the 4th there will be a
flag tournament. In the afternoon tea
will be served to guests and in the
evening there will be dancing with
music by McDevitt's Orchestra.
We sincerely hope that all of our
boys who can possibly arrange it will
accept the cordial invitation of the
Manchester Board of Trade and at
tend the entertainment and welcome
at the Fair Grounds tomorrow.
kilograms and cards from Ernest
Manley and Alfred A. Seymour to
their families tell us that they have
arrived from France and are in camp
near New York. We hope to see them
in Dorest in very short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Vogel and son end Miss
Carpenter of Middle Granville, N. Y,
were in town Saturday for the day the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. M. Batch
elder and Mr.. and Mrs. Rollin Weeks
of Elm street.
Announcement cards were received
last week by many Dorset residents
telling of the marriage of Frederick
Gilbert, Jr, to Miss Ruth |. Warner of
Pawlet, on Wednesday, June 25th.
Through the Journal Dorset friends
extend congratulations.
New goods arriving at the Little
Big Store" all the while. We forgot to
mention our coffees. We have just re-
ceived fresh shipment of the famous
"Yacht Club" and "Samarang" Coffees.
None better, if as good. Sold under
guarantee and if not satisfactory your
money cheerfully refunded. adv
Saturday evening the children Of
our village schools, assisted by several
of our young ladies, gave their post
poned operetta., The School Hall was
packed to the doors by an enthusiastic
audience, who warmly applauded the
acts as presented. After the neces-
sary expenses have been paid neat
sum will be realized for. the schools.
The members of the Dorset Board of
Trade and the ladies of the Dorset Red
Cross are urgently requested to meet
in School Hall next Tuesday evening
at $3.50 to consider plans for an enter
tainment and welcome home" of our
young men from over seas and also
any others who may have been doing
their bit on this side of the big pond.
Remember the date, Tuesday evening,
July Sth, at School Hall at $780,
Remember boys to come out in your
uniform on the Fourth and report at
the Pacific Engine Co. house at Man
chester Center at 1890 p. m and
march from there to the Fair Grounds
where you will be guests of the day at
the Field Day given to you by Man
chester under the auspices of the Man
chester Board of Trade. Let every