The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-08-05

Z the balance Of the season.
Mr. and Mrs Guy X. Catlin q For
est Hills. l. l.. are guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. c. A. Atkinson Of North Main
street for the month Of August
All persons who have books which
they are willing 20 contribute to the
sale, are requested 10 leave them at
SIR Bourn's house as soon as possible.
Crochet and embroidery yarns;
Minerva yarns; Package outfits. Pohl-
sons gifts; tpriees reasonably al
Mrs Clifton r. kent's, Dunton Lane.
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A ehildren's party will be held at
the Field Club on Friday afternoon.
Next week Wednesday the afternoon
tea will be given by Mrs. Ernest H.
West.
Miss Wright, who has been the
guest Of Mrs X. G. Mcintyre for the
past two weeks, returned Sunday
evening to her home in Brooklyn,
my.
Mrs. Sarah Council Is entertaining
her sisters. Mrs. John McDevitt of
Proctor, Mrs. I. X. Hector of New
burgh, ". Y, and Miss Margaret +,
Carney Of Palm Beach, Fla
Everybody is cordially invited to at
tend the community party in the yes
try this evening. There will be games
for young and old and light refresh
ments will be served An admission of
10 cents will be charged to cover ex-
penses.
At this writing the monthly
club handicap is still in progress. A
great deal of interest has been taken
in these contests and most of the
matches are very close which shows
that the club Handicapped knows his
business.
Dorset at this time is more than
crowded and every available room is
occupied and many are being turned
away for lack of Accommodations. Too
bad our hotels and boarding houses
are not larger and that we have not
more of them.
Charles A. Wade has announced his
candidacy for representative this fall
and his friends are busy securing the
necessary names to secure his nomina-
ton. Mr.. Wade is ''live wire" and if
elected will, we fully believe, be
credit ii his town and county.
At the regular meeting of Dorset
Grange last night plans We're complet-
ed for the benefit entertainment to be
given next Thursday evening in
school Hall by~AIiss Elizabeth Gurrell
Whiting Of Boston, Mass. THE
Boomerang will be the piece present
ed and from all reports concerning
Miss Writings ability the play will be
a treat Tickets will be on sale Sat
urday and the reserved seats will be
on sale Monday at the Office Of r. NJ.
Campbell
Sing song of elephants,
lSD laDlesIul you u See
81 varieties, as funny as can be!
When the day is over,
Home you'll take your pet,
Thanking all your lucky stars
That you and he have met.
The white elephant (rummage) /
table at the church fair will be in
charge of Mrs. r. NJ. Campbell, Mrs |
E. H. Anderson and Mrs. w. l.. Haven.
Contributions to the zoo may be left |
with any members of the committee
or at the library Admittance free to
elephants of any sort or size, provided
they are white.
This Sunday evening everyone may
take trip into the interior of China. /
The car, drawn by the stereopticon, /
will start at the port Of Tienstsin. 1t
will carry the observer over country
roads, across mountains and rivers, by /
roadside inns and village homes and
through China's farming country to
Shansi Province. Among the sights
there are the curious Good Luck
Birds" on Fenchow's walls. Chinese
bank with its strings of copper coins
and Jumps of silver, a village lookup
and many religious shrines and festi-
walls An offering will be taken to help
pay the expense Of the trip.
The Dorset Inn Tea Room and Gift