The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-08-23
MANCHESTER.

Mrs. Alice Prindle Of San Frapeis
co is visiting at Mr.. Miners.
/ The Twentieth Century Club me
with Mrs. {. NJ. Clark Monday.
4 Mrs. Charles Hamilton left foi
Chicago on Friday last TO join he
I husband.
Clark Harwood 0i Rupert was u
town Monday on business at thn pro
bate court.
The Misses Hoyt will entertain III,
/ public on Saturday evening next witt
refined vaudeville.
Mrs.. T.. o. Winship and lttl,
daughter are making an extended visit
with Mrs. " Il, Burton.
Prof. james II Garfield, Librarian
of Columbia University, joined hi.
family here over Sunday
! g. Mccullough, of New York
city. was among the arrivals at the
Equinox House this week.
-vGeorgp Hanna, Of New Yoyk city,
is visiting Mr, and Mrs, q, A, La Vie,
Of Brooklyn, at "The Colonial, y
The smoker al the Club House last
Saturday evening was well attended
and was most successful affair.
e. c. and w. l.. Bonesteel Of
Rensselaer,, NY, were at their sisters,
Mrs. Y. c. Perkins, over Sunday.
MIR, and Mrs. II. NJ, Sill Of Phila-
delphia are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence NJ. Clark at "Wyndhurst."
Airs. j. Harrington Walker Of De.
troit, Mich, is visiting Mrs. Frances
Cassard Of Baltimore at " Wayside."
Mir. and Mrs. Archibald ]. Mcclure
of Albany are again at their cottage
here after spending a week at Sarato-
ga.
Mrs. John Barstow, who bad been
confined TO the house for several days,
left on Friday last for Wethersfeld,
Conn.
MIR. and Mrs. W. X. Simons, of
Brooklyn, who have been at the Equl-
nox House for a month, went this week
to Saratoga.
John y. Wild Of Chicago, H., has
joined Mrs. Wild aud their son at II i.
Eggleston's, where Mr.. Wild will en-
JOY his vacation.
Herman klenehe aud grandson,
Kenneth Sharkcy of Brooklyn, n. y,
are visiting Mr.. Klenche's daughter,
Mrs. g. +. Lawrence.
Mr. aud Mrs, D. X. McGonigal
aud daughter Pauline Of Troy, n. Y,
visited Mrs. q. A. Lawrence and Mrs.
w. Is. Edgerton last week.
The IN. +. CT will have lawn
party aud fair on DR. Burnham's lawn
Thursday at 2 y. m, or ON Friday, in
case Of rain Thursday.
Friday evening Mrs. c. A. Sands.
OF East Orange. n. j., entertained the
young people in honor Of Miss Ger.
trude sullivan Of Brooklyn.
Mir. and Mrs. William ID. Sloane,
Malcolm u. Sloane and Herbert Shaw
Of New York city, were among the mo-
florists registered at the Equinox House
this week.
w. II. Graham Is increasing the
sire Of his greenhouse. He has sunk
a well right in his greenhouse aud has
struck Gne vein Of water. assuring
plenty Of water for the year round.
The attention Of our readers is
called 10 an article on Benedict Arnold
appearing on our first page, This is
an excerpt from An address delivered
by Geo. II, Thatcher at u recent gath
ering at the " Fins"
The New England Telephone Co.
Is gradually extending It's lines and
constantly adding new subscribers.
They have just installed a new phone
ia @. II. Thaeher's, Call ll.l2.
Mrs. c. NJ. Clark. Mrs. Il. Wins
low Taylor and Mrs. Frederick W.
Taylor 81 Philadelphia gave bridge
party aud luncheon Wednesday after.
noon 4, "wyndhursi." the country
place 81 the c. NJ. Clarks, 10 the wo-
men 81 the hotel and cottage contin.
gents.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. L. Putfer left
Friday 10 continue their trip through
the White Mountains and the Adlnon.
dAcks. This wAs their first visit here
and. A. i the ease with every one Wis
ting here Tor the frs, time. they were
more than delighted with the natural
beaaiics 81 the tagn.
Henry s. snos. LID, 81 New
York. guest Al ihe Equinox, left on
Saturday for Grand Island, VI. in
his locoinobile. accompanied by Mrs.
Snow. bis daughter Anna and son Lee
liz. They returned Monday. and on
Tuesdsy started for snarou, Coan., ic
tse absent week.