The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-11-17
DORSET

Renew your membership in the Red
Cruss this week.
Prentiss n Kent Of Rutland. was in
town for a day last week on business.
Dr. and Mrs. =. c. Liddle Of Church
street, were in Rutland for : day re
Gently
Clifton r. Kent o. North Main
otreet, was in Rutland last Friday on
a business trip.
Miss Adelaide Lewis Of North Main
street, spent three days Of this week
with her parents in Pawlet.
See standing advertisement for
Special Sale on small ehildren's hats.
Miss c. L. Hanaman. Advertisement,
Dellwood Greenhouses are closed for
the winter. There are no flowers Of
any description for sale. Advertise
ment.
S. Frank Holley Of North Main
street, was in Worcester, Mass, the
first Of the week, returning 10 Dor
set yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Abbott Of
Arlington, spent several days last
week with Mrs. Abbott's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George B. Edgerton Of the
North District.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland R. Harrington
Of North Main street, spent several
days Of last week in Troy, N. Y, the
guests of relatives. They returned to
Dorset Mond,ay.
At this writing only three deer
have been reported: Fred Sheldon Of
Dorset Hollow and a Mr.. Colvin Of
South Dorset; the third successful
hunter we do not know.
Rummage Sale Of clothing and other
articles for women and children, Fri
day, November 25th, ut the Ed.
Young house in So. Dorset. Mrs.
Jennie Paddock Advertisement. 1922
"Windhurst," the beautiful home Of
Miss de Nottbeck in the North district,
was closed for the season Tuesday and
she and Miss Edwards returned to.
their New York home for the winter
months
This week begins the annual can
vass for the Red Cross memberships.
The dues are one dollar as heretofore.
The roll of Dorset members should be
larger than ever this year because of
what the Red Cross has done for US as
community as well as for the world.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Armstrong and
two daughters Of Bennington, were
guests last Saturday of Mrs. Clifton
/ p. Kent of North Main street. Mr..
Armstrong, who represents the Sill
Stove Company Of Rochester, N. "
having come up on business connected
with his firm.
In order to give our customers the
benefit of lucky buy, we offer for
Friday and Saturday, Nov. Is and 19,
Mems Storm King Rubber Boots $4.98,
Mems Short Boots 1898, Boys Storm
King Boots $419, Youths Storm King
Boots $3.50. New goods, every pair
warranted. C. E. Young e. Co. Adj
vartisement 32-1I
The dance in school hall last Friday
night was well attended and very
enjoyable time had by all. About
every other dance being a square one
those not able to enjoy the round
dances were well provided fer. Nc
Devitt's Orchestra furnished the
music. There will be another one OF
these at the hall on Wednesday, the
23rd.
The annual meeting of the N. +. M
p. A., Dorset branch, was held Tues
day evening in School Hall. After the
regular business had been disposed OF
and the reports Of officers received and
accepted the election of officers for
1922 took place with the following re-
suits: President o. p. Black Of North
Rupert; vice president and auditor,
r. NJ. Campbell; secretary and treas
urer, Henry F. HARDWOOD. Number Of
members, 20.
Notices have been received from the
secretary Of the Vermont State
Grange announcing the annual meet
ing at Rutland on December 10, Ia and
Is, by the local oranges. These meet
ings are always interesting and in
structive and well worth attending.
We hope that the oranges Of Benning-
ton county will make special plans TO
have their members as well as their
regular delegates attend at least one
day Of the convention. Wednesday is
the day il one can take but one day
for IT,
Through the gift Of s25 from an in
terested friend Of the Dorset Library,
the fall consignment Of new books is
especially attractive. We have in
cluded in the LIST a few volumes given