The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-11-24
DORSET

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Wade Of Main street
Ms. T. I. Grondahl Of the West
road. returned last week from a ten
day. trip 10 New York
Mr. and Mrs. Perry NJ Peltier Of
the West road. motored to North Ben
ning;ca and Bennington last Monday
W. ". Fahnestock Of the West road
left for New York last week on bust
ness trip 10 be gone for several days.
Mrs Alton Kent and little daughter
Of Rutland are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Clifton p. Kent Of North Main street
this week.
Miss Amy Ann Lapham left Wed
nesday for Woonsoeket, r. l.. after
having been in this village since the
early spring
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Streeter, Miss
Sarf.h Streeter and George Streeter
were in Bennington Monday on
shopping trip.
Ernest II. West was in Rutland for
two days last week attending the an
nual convention Of the Vermont Hor-
ticultural Society.
Mrs. f. H. West and Mr.. and Mrs.
Gee rye N. Chambers Of Church street,
motored TO Rutland last Saturday on a
shopping expedition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Lefevre Of the
West road, closed their "0ld Stone
House" on Monday and returned TO the
city for the winter.
Our schools closed yesterday for the
short Thanksgiving holiday and our
teachers left for their homes, to be on
hand again next Monday morning.
James D. SHREDDER Of Kent hill and
Troy, N. Y, was in town for several
DAYS last week. While here he made
his headquarters at the Wade Inn.
Mrs. F. J. Shock and little daughter,
Jean, Of Albany, N. Y, were recent
guests OF Mrs. Shocks mother, Mrs.
Plynn Stannard, Of South Main street,
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Edgerton
and Mrs. Elmira s. Gulley Of the
North district, left Monday for Swan
ton, N. Y, to be gone month or
more.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Atkinson OF
North Main street, entertained j. ID.
SHREDDER at supper last Thursday even
ing and f. F. Starks at dinner last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alan Bourn Of Yonk-
ers, N. Y, and summer residents OF
Dorset, celebrated their 50th wedding
anniversary at their Yonkers home on
Monday evening, November 21st.
Prentiss II Kent and Hon. p. NJ.
Meldcn Of Rutland and Hon. W. b.
Edgerton Of Manchester, were in town
last Saturday on business connected
with the Sarah w. Kent estate.
Mrs. R. L. Lockwood and her moth
err, Mrs. M. X. Fahnestock, Of
the West road, were dinner guests last
Thursday evening Of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
NJ. Campbell Of North Main street.
Mr.. end Mrs. Elmer d. Harwocd Of
Hair. street are receiving congratula-
tions from their friends. Cause: The
arrival last Saturday morning Of Miss
Margaret Louise. At this writing,
mother and little daughter are getting
along very nicely.
There will be the usual number OF
Thanksgiving dinners in and around
Dorset and perhaps your correspond
ent will be able to mention some OF
them next week. That is, II those who
dine their relatives and friends will
give the information.
Edwin F. Starks Of Kent hill, left
Yesterday for Troy, N. Y, to eat his
Thanksgiving dinner. Mr.. Starks will
return the end Of the week, accom-
panied by Mrs. Starks who has been
visiting friends in Elizabeth, N. j., and
relatives in Troy for the past three
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Wade OF
Main street, and Waldo B. Sykes OF
the North district, left Monday for
Troy, N. H., returning to Dorset
Wednesday evening. Mrs. W. b.
Sykes, who has been spending some
time in Troy with her sister. Mrs. Rol-
lin Sykes, returned with them.
Miss Marion Hardy, County Club
Agent, will award charters TO the
Girls Cooking and Sewing Club and
to the Boys Farm Club Of Dorset in
the church vestry this Friday evening
at s o'clock. Miss Hardy has also
something interesting to say to all
boys and girls and TO older people, es-
pecially parents. All are invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Dillingham;
and children Of Manchester, who have
been visiting Mrs. Dillingham's sister
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