The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-08-25


Miss Isabel Halsey gave a most en-
joyable party a. the Lantern Tea
Room after the Dorset Field Club
dance Saturday night
The Misses Girvin gave bridge
party ard supper on Friday night for
their guests. Miss Lila Fisher and A
Balfolr Brennan of Philadelphia. p
AUTO LTyERY-For aecommoda-
ton Of residents Of Dorset and sur
rounding towns. Prompt and reliable
service o. B. Gilbert, Phone 1916,
Dorset. VI. 1873
Miss Miller Of Brooklyn, n. L., who
has been the guest Of Mrs. r. G. Nc
Intyre Of North Main street for the
past two weeks, returned Sunday TO
her home.
Don't fail 10 see "A Tale Of Two
Worlds" Friday and Saturday, August
Goth and 9th; also two reel comedy,
at Arcade Theatre, next to Library,
Advertisement.
Mrs j. b. Warren and daughter,
Miss Janet Warren Of New York, are
at the Cheney home on Church street
70 a few weeks, taking their meals at
the Wade Inn.
Mrs II. j. Warren and son Harry J..
and daughter, Mrs. Charles l.. French,
Of Cambridge, Mass, are at the
Cheney home on Church street for a
week or ten days.
Edwin Child Of New York, is in
town for a few weeks and while here
will secure a few Of the wonderful
scenes Of Dorset with the aid OF his
brush and canvas.
Hon. VIM. B. Sheldon and wife, who
have been spending some time with
Mrs. Sheldon's brother, VIM J. Holley
Of Church street, have returned TO
their home in Bennington.
Mrs. John H. Musser, Jr, has Miss
Louise Townsend Of Bryn Mawr, Pa,
as her house guest for several weeks.
Mrs. Musser is giving a bridge party
for her on Tuesday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Phillips Of
Troy, N. Y, and Mr. and Mrs. w. A.
Cullinan, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Morris
sey and Miss Morrissey Of Bennington,
were in town Sunday calling on
friends.
Cards have been received in our vii
lage by friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
j. Starks who are on a trip through
the Canadian Rockies. The cards
were sent from beautiful Lake Louise
on, August 18th.
Miss Margaret Littell Of West
Hartford, Conn, and Miss Helen
Nichols Of Yonkers, N. Y, are guests
of Miss Rhoda Sheldon of Church
street. The young ladies will remain
till after Labor Day.
Through an error the note of last
week saying Major Armstrong and
Miss Darling were guests of Mrs.
Armstrong, should have read the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. G. Bar
rows of Barrows Park.
At the tournament next week at the
! Field Club the Barrows House Cup
will be played for by the first 16 with
smaller cup for the loving eight.
The Merchants Cup will be played for
by the second IS. There will also be
prize for the best net score on the
qualifying round.
w. NJ. Hawkins Of New York, with
his mother and two sisters, is at the
Dorset Inn for a two weeks stay
The party were here four years ago
and made many friends at that time.
These friends are very glad to have
them in town again and to have the
opportunity Of renewing their friend
ships.
FOR SALE-A choice building site
corner Church ST. and Cheney Road,
100 feet on Church St, and $50 on
Cheney Road, comprising about one
and one-third acres, part Of the
Cheney woods included in this plot.
Terms reasonable. Apply to R. NJ.
Campbell, No Main St., Dorset, VT.
19-3w.
Examinations were held in Benning-
ton two weeks ago for the position Of
postmaster at Dorset VIM. NJ. Batch
elder the candidate Of the majority Of
he patrons Of the Office and assistant
there for number Of years, and DIV
er B. Gilbert were the only ones to go
down for the examination. At this
writing the result has not been an
nounced.
For reasons unknown TO US the Bar
rows House and Merchants tourna-
ment will be held at the golf course
next week instead Of this. Il will be
started on Tuesday. the Both, and con-
tinue through the week. This week a
handicap tournament is being played