The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-08-18


George n. Chambers % Church
street, who was injured about ten days
ago while out berrying, Is very much
better and will soon BE- able to resume
his duties 81 his store
AUTO LIvERY-For aceommoda-
ton Of residents of Dorset and sur
rounding towns Prompt and reliable
service o. b Gilbert. Phone 1916.
Dorset. VI. 1873
Mrs r. M Campbell entertained at
bridge last Friday evening. First
prize was won by Mrs Egly Of the
Wade Inn; and second prize by Miss
Atkinson o. the Barrows House.
Messrs. John F. Sheldon Of West
Rupert, ad Mark Sheldon Of Salem,
n. T., with their sister, Miss Sheldon.
and friend. Miss Mckee OF Rupert,
were in town Sunday attending church
and calling on friends
The following were up for the week
end: A. w. Harrington, Jr., Miss Z.
Hill, f. q. Lasell. Edison F. Starks and
DR.. and Mrs. ID. W. Houston, Jr., Of
Troy, N. Y; X. L. lockwood and II.
NJ. Bigelow Of New York City.
Geo. l.. Lake Of Tacoma, Wash, is
a guest OF his sister, Mrs. Clifford
A. Atkinson Of North Main street
Mr.. Lake motoned to Chicago and
came from there here by train. He
will be here for a week only. This
is the first visit to his sister in seven
years.
NJ. V. Barbour, DR.. N. Wilson and
DR. T. Salmon motored to Lake Bonn
oseen last Saturday for day Of
fishing The result Of the days out
ing was a catch Of two bass by Mr.
Barbour. The two Doctors had TO be
content with watching Mr.. Barbour
draw in the lake food
Major Daniel Armstrong Of SYRIA
cuse, N. Y, stopped over here for a
day on his way back from Fit Ethan
Allen, to visit his mother who is a
guest Of Mrs. S. s. Pratt. Miss Eiz-
abeth Darling Of Burlington, has also
been a guest Of Mrs. Armstrong, but
has returned to her home.
Mrs. NJ. H. Bigelow Of North Main
street, went to Albany last Friday and
joined her husband in that city. Sat
urday they went to Saratoga and en-
joyed the races at that place, return
ing TO Dorset in the evening with C.
A. Wade who had gone with Master
John Bigelow to meet them.
FOR SALE-A choice building site
corner Church st. and Cheney Road,
1870 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.
The Chambers-West families we're
in Rutland last week Wednesday and
while there Mr.. Chambers had his
shoulder examined under the X-Ray
which showed dislocation Of small
bone. Same was reset and in a short
time our genial merchant, we hope,
will be himself again. His numerous
friends are very glad the injury was
not more serious.
The following are at the farm Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Edgerton for
August: Mrs. Harold and daughter,
Brooklyn, N. Y; Mrs. Weeks, Mrs.
Hughes and two daughter, Brooklyn,
N. Y; Mr.. and Mrs. Wells and son
and daughter, White Plains, N. ";
Misses Mabel and Jessie Ward, An
sonia, Conn; Mrs Watson and Mrs.
Branhall, Cohoes, N. Y; Miss Raider
and Miss Schumacher, Staten Island,
N. Y; Mr.. Cohen, Troy, N. Y.
There will be concert for the ben
eft Of the church on Thursday even
ing, August 25th, when the cantata,
Summer" by Franz Abt, will be Civ
en- in the vestry Of the church. Prof.
j. Z. VanOlinda Of Brooklyn, will be
the conductor while Mrs. r. NJ. Camp
bell will be accompanist. Nine. Ru-
bina Raw Brooks will sing, accom-
panied by her daughter, Miss Rosa
Ravi-Brooks. 1t is expected that Pro-
fessor Fuchs, violinist, and II. W.
Sheldon, singer, will be present and
favor with selections, being accompan
led by Miss Harriet Holley.
The Lantern Tea Room has been
more than busy the past week and its
managers were obliged TO turn one or
two evening parties away. Last
Thursday evening Mrs. Arnett Of
Philadelphia, Pa, entertained a party
Of seven at dinner Friday evening
the room was filed with small parties
seeking light refreshments. Saturday
Mrs. Low Of Providence, r. l., enter
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