The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-08-04
MANCHESTER


Payson S. Wild of Chicago has join
ed his family at their cottage.
Miss Annie Moore and Miss RATHER
inc Claus of Albany are visiting at
William Kreb's.
John Tuttle is camping with party
of young people from Arlington at
Grout pond in Stratton this week.
Walter r. Hard and Leon E. Wiley
visited in Arlington Sunday making
the trip in Mr. Hard's Maxwell motor
car
Miss Bertha Smith the genial hello
girl" at the local telephone Office,
spent Sunday at her home in Middle
bury,
Rev. Bernard Kelley, rector of st.
Paul's Roman Catholic church has re-
turned from visiting his family in No.
Adams.
Union Pacific Engine Company will
hold its third annual field day on the
fair grounds at Manchester Center on
Thursday, August II.
Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Lawrence of
Brooklyn are visiting Mr.. Lawrence's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Law
renee for two weeks.
TIE body of Mrs. w. l. Williams,
sister of Mrs. e. c. Perkins who died
in Rensselaer,, n. Y, Saturday was
brought here for burial Tuesday.
Orrin w. Boynton, w. W. Shaw, b.
L. Hard, o. G. Felt and the latters
grand sons, Clarence and Charles
Kinney spent Sunday at Lake Bono
seen.
Ehepard Strong has returned to
Cleveland, Onio, where he is engaged
in the real estate business, after
spending a months vacation with his
mother, Mrs. f. G. Strong.
John Mcclure and Frederick Cher
bonneau attended the baseball games
in East Arlington Tuesday afternoon
and evening between the East Airing
ton and Cherokee Indian teams.
A sale for the benefit of the build
ing fund of st. JOINS Episcopal
church is being held today on the
lawn between the cottages of Freder
lex c. Brown and George II. Thacher.
A meeting of the commissioners of
Dellwood cemetery was held in the
town clerks room at the court house
Tuesday morning No business of i'm
portance was transacted and the
meeting was adjourned for three
weeks.
Mrs. F. H. Craig of Philadelphia is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Elizabeth Bur
ton Mrs Craig who was Miss Bessie
Plat has spent much time in Man
chester in former years Miss Isabel
Janney of Philadelphia is also visiting
Mrs. Burton
Mrs. Rubina Ravi-Brooks, wife OF
Principal Brooks of Burr and Burton
seminary, and her sisters, Mrs. d. Ra-
vi-Schoonover and Miss Helen Raw,
will give a concert in Music hall on
Friday evening. The Equinox orches-
ira will assist.
The Manchester Union band is hold
ing a dance at the Union opera mouse
at Manchester Center this evening.
On Sunday, August 10, the band will
have an excursion from stations on
the Rutland railroad between Benning-
ton and Clarendon to Lake George.
Miss Sarah W. Orvis, daughter of
County Examiner Edward C. Orvis. re-
turned Tuesday afternoon from Bur
lington wnere she went for an opera
ton for appendicitis at the Mary Flet-
cher hosDftal Her mother and her
sister Miss Edna NJ. Orvis, who were
with her during her illness accompan-
led her home.
Prof. Robert Herrick of the Univer-
sity of Chicago who with his family is
this summer occupying the cottage
owned by the late James A. Garfield,
librarian of Columbia university, is
spending a few days in York Harbor,
Maine Mr.. Herrick is well known as
the author of THE Common Lot The
Web of Life" and other problem nov
els.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Hawley and daughter,
Katherine who have been visiting Mrs
Hawley's mother, Mrs. Theodore Swift
for over month, started today for
their home in Oakland Cal, accompa-
MED by Mr.. Hawley's children, Donald
and Helen Hawley Mr. Hawley who
came east with them in June returned
after spending a few weeks vita his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs E. j. Hawley.
He is connected with the Vermont
Marble company.