The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-06-29

4 gpeclAi sale Of Ladies' and
Cblldrens orfords and Pumps this
week ai Youngs Shoe Store, 10
Nj. s,owcll. Nj Miller and A.
W Harrington. lr. were In town
over sunday.
Several from here attended the
circus at Granville last saturday af-
,ernoon and evening
The Conference at Peru Tues
day was attended by representatives
OF the Dosset church.
Mrs. MeDevitt OF Proctor Is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs, Sarah coneli.
OF South Main ST.
Mrs. W. A. Fearey OF Albany. \
spent three days with her husband
NJ the Inn last week,
Miss Helen Barrows has closed
her school In Sunderland and Is al
home for the Summer.
Mrs. Elmer Harwood and three
children are at her parents In Wal
lingford for two weeks.
Joseph Harrington. Jr., OF Troy
N. ". is at his uncle's, A. W. iiar-
rlDgton, for the summer,
M. V. barbour and family ar
rived ut their summer home In the
north end OF the village last Friday.
George Wade, who is living IN
Wardsboro, Is In town for a short
visit among his friends and rela'
tiyes.
--E. IL. West went to Burlington
Sunday morning to attend the reun-
ion Of his class aud returned yes
ter,lay.
Harold Gates OF Andoyer
Mass, Is at Dea. c. u. Gilbert's for
short time till the arrival of his
parents.
Louis w. Batchelder is assist
IN his father in Dea. G. M. Sykes
store. He began his duties Mon
day morning.
We are very glad indeed to see
our old friend and neighbor # #.
Gilbert able to be out and almost in
his usual health.
Andrew Wade. Angie Norcross
and Clara wilkins were in Granville
N. Y, last Saturday and took in
the circus,
Miss Mable Ludd, who is teaching
In Rupert. has closed her school for
the summer and is at her home on
the West Road.
ALBERT Heinze OF Elizabethtown,
N. Y, and J. George Young of Troy,
N. Y, are at the Barrows House for
few days.
Miss Catherine Child of Flush
lag, l.. T., is visiting her grandfath-
er, Deacon G., NJ, Sykes of Church
St., fora few weeks.
---D-. J.. w. Houstan of Troy, MY.
has rented the collins" place for
the summer. aud will take possession
about duly sth. V
10 rpi, ytr rAf a nd
Troy Sunday evening after spending
several weeks in Dorset and taking
much needed rest.
"A, w, Phelon's father and mo-
ther, Mr., and Mrs, w. c. Phelon Of
East Granville, Mass, are visiting
him for few days,
Herbert Eastman has moved his
family from the Hollow to John Fish
ers teneant house on South Main st
Herb is now working for Mr.. Fisher.
james Robinson has traded his
horse for gray one. The trade
was made Monday afternoon with
Jay Thompson OF Manchester Cen
ter.
Mrs. George Eagleson of New
York is at "Westview" for short
visit. Miss De Klyn Of Mt. Vernon
is also a guest of Mrs. j A, Eagle
sou.
&C, A, Wade has placed large
tank on the roof of his barn. 1t is
q great convenience and insures an
ample supply for washing wagons
and carriages
Mrs. Fayette II. Reed OF San
Francisco, Cal, and Miss Carrie Ed
gerton of Seattle, Wash, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nc
Wayne last week.
Miss Humphrey, Miss zephine
Humphrey of New Haven, CT, and
New YORK, Miss Janette Prentiss OF
New York arrived at "Westoyer
iaoN Hui Huay tNthhbs
Miss Elizabeth and Miss Clara
Kelley Of the Hollow went to Ben
nIngton Saturday to visit their sis
ter. Mrs. Lawrence Mccoy. They
will be gone about week.
Mr. Foley OF Rutland is in town
for few days looking after the
|coRstruction OF the reservoir on
Kellogg HILL Mr.. Foley is located
at Geo. b. Edgertons while here.
Frederick Crane returned from
New York last week and brought a
Ford runabout with him. Mr..
Crane Is well supplied. having two
cars, touring car and runabout.
Rev. Isaac Jennings Of Ben
nington, Vt. and Mrs. l.. G. Gray Of
Detroit. Mich, were In town one day
last week looking up some old fam
ily records OF the Kent. Sheldon and
Martindale families.
"A rare sight was witnessed last
Saturday afternoon In front OF the
Inn barn. A woman looking after
her own machine aud knowing just
what TO do without the aid Of a