The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-09-02

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. ii.. has been Ii Manchester yisilin
relatives sud iriead. Mr. valeaiin
. vili be- remembered a. Lacy Manson
2 younResi daughter ~ ihs latt g 4
I Manson. u Manchester
\ Mr., and Mr.. A q Ogn and M
\ aud Mr.. q. L. Tossl~y i.pek n 10
: Cambridge fsn ga Tuesday iasi gelnl
! 10 r. u Walkers auto. They had
! bosuiifal lag tor their "Trip.
NJ and Mrs. R,.berl y. Mcqueen
u Mes York. Al ihe Equinox Hpust
euletlaincd Mr.. and Mr. Frederic e.
Brown and Mrs. Edemd liinmAn. Of
Brooklyn. ~ dinner Monday evening
-fuzi u. Fish, who has been ia The
! Nary Fletcher lIospi,aifor few week
, past has returned home he Is steadi'
~ improving but il will be some time
! before be Il as liyeiy a. be was before
he Jeff Manchester.
~ Mr. aud Mrs Leon tushmhn, who
have been visiting AZ Mrs. Mary 4.
| Ways for the past week, left on Tues
day for the CA,skills where they will
spend a week before returning to New
York city
\ - D. Cleghorn Of Minneapolis,
MINI. wa IN lown short time last
week. hayipg b"en with his daughter,
Miss Sarah n. Cfehor,. al the sea.
shore for season, tie left for bis
home in the west on Thursday.
r. 2. Hoyi. who has been spend
ing bis all-too short vacation with his
mother aud sisters, left on Monday for
New York city 70 take up the duties Of
| life once more. Mr. Hoyt has a fine
position with the publishing house Of
Chas Scribner's Sons.
DIR. II. J Potter of Bennington
accompanied DR.. l.. Il. Pierce 10 Lake
Bomoseen on Saturday last. going by
auto, returning Sunday afternoon,
thence 10 Bennington and meeting
Mrs. Pierce, returning Monday morn.
ing.
Mrs. Reginald s. Plummer aud
daughter, who have been spending the
month Of August with her mother,
Mrs. Mary +. Way, on Franklin Ave,
returned TO her home in Dedham,,
Mass, last Saturday.
Mrs, Frank Hurley and four child.
rem, who have been visiting at tn, edi
tors for the past few weeks. left for
their home in Bennington on Saturday
afternoon. They were accompanied
by o. Ronald Bennett, Jr., who will
remain there for a weeks outing.
MIR. and Mrs. B. b. Nottingham,
who have been at DR.. Hemenway's for
a season, left on Monday for their
home in New York City. Mr.. Totting.
ham is connected with the firm of ID.
s. Waltoa a Co, in New York. and is
one of their city statesmen and as such
has met with great success.
AT the Elms Friday evening Mr..
and Mrs. John j. Gunther. of New
York, had at dinner Mrs. Charles S.
Francis, of Troy; Mrs. d. p. Monta-
que, of Chattanooga; Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace g. Young, Of Albany; Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence NJ Clark and Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert NJ. Janney, of Phila.
delpha.
-Children Don't forget the Annual
Band of Mercy Meeting at the
Center School House on Friday at three
o'clock. Mrs Willard Bennett will play
for the chorus, recitations will be given
and the Rev. Mr.. Bamford will make a
short address. Officers are to be elect
ed and the prizes awarded for the best
composition. Manchester Village chill
dren please meet at the Manchester
Village School House at two o'clock on
Friday. A hay wagon win take them
over.
Miss Isabel Hyde of Philadelphia
several of the younger
set Mt dinner al Wayside on Saturday
evening last in honor of her guest,
Miss Alice Pierce Of Bridgeport, Conn.
Among those present were Miss Eliza |
beth Taylor of Philadelphia. Miss !
Bertha Shuts, Miss Isabel Shuts and
Miss Lois Burnham of Brooklyn; l.. a
NJ. Thompson and j. F. Thompson of a
Kenneth Thatcher of AL. i
bany, Frederick A. Martin OF Manches- a
Ter and Mr.. Rutter Of Columbia Uni
sersity. a
Last week was one of the iveliest n
weeks of the season in Manchester. Y
The pace was set by dance given o
Monday evening by Mrs. Robert 4.
Lincoln, of Chicago, at the Lincoln's r
handsome country place, Hildene, for 4
ier gradson, Lincoln lsham. of New \
York. Among those present were Mr.. II
md Mrs. Charles lsham, MIR. and Mrs. .
Edward S. lsham, Mrs. George 0rvis, d
he Misses Hoyt, X. p. Hoyt, +. C. a
robertson and Willard Scudder. of q,
Sew York; the Misses Shuts, Miss
.ois Burnham and Edward Human,
Il Brooklyn; Miss Young, of Albany;
iiss Turney, of Cleveland; Mrs. John O
;. DE coursey aud Miss Hyde, OF
Il. A. Matthews. of t,
lineage. and j. p. Thompson and l..
u Thompson, of Montclair, N. j. :,
George r. Miner, of the New York
Herald, has been IN Manchester for h
isit 10 his mother, Mrs. A. L. Miner.
( this village. Mr.. Miner has been :,
With the Herald for good many years
nd at the present time is one Of james
'ordon Benefits personal representa-. 4
ives, and as such goes on special
MISSIONS 10 various parts OF the earth. Y
specially when there are great qnes- s.
IONS nj stake, that require special
intantnry Mr. Miners b.adnu.,,are h