The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-09-29

Cheney and Mrs. Edwin Child enter.
tanned several ladies at tea at the
Cheney home on Church street,
Edwin Lefevre. Jr., Of Williams
College, was guest the first OF the
week Of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin Lefevre Of the West road.
Miss Lorraine HoIley Hudson, who
spent the summer at the Holley home
on North Main street, returned last
Friday to her home in New York
DR.. Chaplin left for New York City
yesterday to take up research work Ia
the use Of radium for medical treat
ment. Will be back later on for the
winter.
Mrs. Waite wishes TO announce that
she has some fall hats which can be
seen at her rooms on North street,
residence Of Mrs. Graves. Advertise
ment.
Mrs. j. II. Musser, Jr., and children,
who have occupied the VIM j. Holley
house on Church street the past sea-
son, left last Friday for their home
in Philadelphia, Pa.
Rev Fleming James and family
who have occupied the Rochester
house opposite the golf links, closed
same last week and returned to their
home in Englewood, N. ].
Justice B. Bodman, who has spent
the past season with his grand par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Bowman Of
Kent hill, left recently for Burlington
where he will remain for some time.
Miss C. l.. Hanaman has been in
New York City for fall millinery and
will have a complete line of dress hats
in Monday, Oct Bird, for immediate
delivery. Advertisement. 24-2
Mr.. and Mrs Keeseman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hawks and Mr.. and Mds. Henry
Williams Of Bennington, were guests
for the day Tuesday of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles N. Williams Of the South dis
trict.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Sykes and the
Misses Sykes, who occupied the Sykes
homestead on Church street during
the past three months, have closed the
house and returned to their New York
home.
Mrs. H. G. Evans, sister of X. Nj.
Campbell, who has been spending the
past three months at the Barrows
House, left today for New York where
she expects to remain through the
winter.
The Misses Girvin, who have occu-
pied the VIM. J. Holley cottage on
Church street the past season, have
closed same and returned to their
home in Philadelphia, Pa. They left
Tuesday morning last.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Wade of Wade
Inn, and Mrs. Joseph Baldwin Of
Dandy Mountain, spent three days
last week attending the Eastern
States Exposition at Springfield,
Mass, going down in Mr.. Wade's car.
Prof. Underhill and Mrs. Moore and
two children, who have occupied the
l.. j. Hatch house the past season on
South Main street, closed same Tues
day morning and started by auto for
their Englewood, N. j., home. Chas.
A. Wade carried the family down.
The Dorset Library will not be open
Friday. II will be open Saturday af-
ternoon and evening. Hours: 4 to $3.50
and z to 8 p. m. This schedule will be
continued through the fall, winter and
spring as follows: Wednesdays and
Saturdays at the hours mentioned
above.
Rev. John d. MacColl, who had
charge here during Mr.. Ravens abb
sence last winter, preached last Sun
day. The many friends Mr.. MacColl
made while here at that time were
pleased to welcome him TO Dorset
again il even for so short period as
week end.
Last week Tuesday being the 18th
anniversary of the wedding OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest H. West, Mrs. r. l.. Lock
wood invited a number Of the friends
to her attractive home on the West
road to celebrate the event, with the
bride and groom" as the special
guests. The Journal extends eongrat-
ulations and hopes to be "on deck" to
announce their 25th anniversary.
Word received from Elizabeth, n. ].
the first Of the week informs US Of
the election Of DR.. Norton L. Wilson
as president Of the Professional
Guild Of Elizabeth and the surround
ing territory. This Is composed Of
doctors, dentists pharmacists and
nurses. DR.. Wilson is well known in
Dorset, having come here for many
years for a part Of his holiday. Doe
tor, we offer you our sincere congrat-
ulatious
Miss McCartee has received a