The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-08-11
HARD'S DRUG STORE.

This vicinity VAS treated 10 an
other very severe storm on Thurs
day morning aud afternoon last
Wind thunder lightning and sever
faih IL. drouth Is "a thing o
the past The lightning was parti
enlarly severe at various places nea
; by but fortunately no one was ia
lurcd here
The lower section oi the yillag,
highway has been oiled. from III,
Cemetery 10 Taoonic Ave. The OF
was furnished by several OF our sun
mer residents aud IL vas pat on b.
the Village Trustees. II will M
doubt be so successful that By an
other year all the main Highway
Ia town viii BE- treated the same
way
Mrs Louise Fowler Glgnoux, l.
l.. b.. l.. l.. ~. member OF the
New York Bar VIII give two lectures
at the residence OF Mrs. John Jacob
Gunther on Tuesday morning. Aug
10th at a, m. and Wednesday
evening. Aug 18th at $40 p. m
| These lectures are for the benefit
of The Ekwanok Country Club and
the one on Tuesday will be The
CONSTITUTION Of the United States,
aud the one on "Wednesday will be
on Municipalities.
MANCHESTER CENTER.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Morris of
Dorset were in town Friday.
Mrs. S. s Clemens is entertain
ing friends from Worcester. Mass
Fred Rowe returned from his
vacation Tuesday evening.
Regular meeting of Skinner w.
X, c. Saturday at $50 y. m
Charles Rowe lost valuable
COW Monday evening.
a .. Marsd1n is sporting an
automobile IA Buick.
Mrs Sarah ]. Bowen, who has
been visiting friends la Wallingford.
returned Friday
Mr. and Mrs Louis Combs and
son of Albany. ~ Y. are spending
a few weeks In town
Miss Hope Montgomery Of So
SALISBURY was recent guest of
Miss Sophia Beebe.
Misses Alta Powers of Troy
and Daisy Scott of Bennington are
visiting friends in town.
Miss Olive Bourn and friend of
Bellows Falls, who have been visit
ing in town. returned Monday.
Mrs. J. b. Convey and daughter
are to spend the week with Mr. and |
Mrs. Alfred Verchereau in Albany.
The Service Club of the Baptist
church will meet Friday afternoon
with Mrs. A b. Marsden
Miss Hazel Stockwell of Broad |
albin. N. Y, is the guest of Mr..
aud Mrs. Earle Marsh.
Heinel has another one OF his
popular reductions sales. See his
advertisement
MIR. and Mrs. Fred C. Heinel +
have returned from their trip to Bos
on and vicinity.
Special oxford sale for ten days
1t Young's Shoe Store. Call and
zee them. l6
Excelsior Rebekah Lodge will
lold picnic at the home Of Ellis b.
Taylor on Wednesday, Aug. 18th to
which all are cordially invited.
Mrs. Jay Thompson gave a
,arty Thursday in honor of her
Iiece. Miss Agnes Mack. The little
mes greatly enjoyed the afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Turner,
Who have been spending several day s
n Arlington, returned home Thurs {
ay.
A good assortment Of sizes In q
len $ and Women's Pumps and Ok h
Drds at less than cost price at
oung's Shoe Store. 16 II
The Informal dance held at the {
pera House on Tuesday last was v
very enjoyable affair and there
as IA good attendance. =
The members of Skinner w, X 1;
met with the president, Mrs. A i
(. Botsford, Tuesday for birthday
arty. All present reported pleas q
Ut time. :,
MIR. aud Mrs. Haas, who have Il
cen the guests OF Mrs. Haas moth
:, Mrs. f. A. Fisher, will return to
Ieir home in New York city Satur- q
~. N
One of the pleasantest outings 8,
ven by the members Of Skinner
:. X. c., was the picnic held with a
mrade and Mrs. Walter Utley at n
cir home Wednesday. The occa- n
on was one long to be remember 4
and il IL hoped all may live TO
eet with the host and hostess an
her year.
The sad news was received here Il
onday OF the death of Loyal, only 70
II of Mr.. and Mrs Guy Davis, al
cir home In North Adams, Mass
r and Mrs. Davis were former resi- Oh
nts OF Manchester and their many "
ends extend sincere sympathy 10 u
e beroayed family. The child was
ken suddenly i'll with acute men 81
gifts. dying Sunday night. The he