The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-06-29
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- MI aud MIS-. NJ W SteNAIF "
turned 70 their home Ia Bcnntug-
ton on Thursday after having spent
q month With their daughter. Mrs, ~
", Bennett.
Kingman Perkins returned tol
Manchester from Amherst on satur-
day last and will assist Postmaster
simonds during the summer yaea-
lion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving schmeizel
left tor New York city on Tuesday
noon, having rented THE Cascades
Mrs. sehmelzeis summer home, toI
Mrs. Thomas Of New York city.
James Mcclure of West Rut-
land. brother OF John Mcclure Of
this village, returned to his home
on Friday last after two weeks
visit here.
Hon. H. G. 0ryis stopped of
over Tuesday night while on his way
from his summer home at Thomp-
sons Point to New York city, with
er he was going on short business
trip.
Frederick Crane of West Ae-
res" Ia Dorset made this office a
pleasant call on Thursday. he having
recently returned from New York
city where he attended the funeral
of his cousin, Edward Crane.
-Messrs. Geo. II. Thatcher. Jr,
and Thos. o. Thacher Of Albany, n.
Y, spent Sunday at the Jermain Cot
tage where Mr. and Mrs. Geo. II,
Thacher and Mrs. T. o. Thacher are
staying for the summer.
The Congregational church
building in this village Is TO be
painted this summer and it is expect
ed that work will be commenced on
ii soon The color is to be white,
Geo w. Bennett has the contract
for the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T.. Martin left
on Monday for Hanover N, H..
where they are TO attend the grad
uation exercises of Dartmouth Col
lege. Their son, Frederick A. Mar
tin, graduates from that ancient in
stitution this year.
Last week some of the friends
of John Stockwell and his son Al
bert joined together and presented
them with a purse, in order to ex-
press their sympathy and hopes of
Albert Stoekwell's speedy recovery
from his unfortunate accident.
- Charles Hemenway, Esq. who
has been in Washington since com
ing east with his family from Homo
lulu, arrived in Manchester last
week Wednesday. He was In Mid
dlebury attending the graduation ex-
ercises of Middlebury College on
Tuesday week.
Elijah Phillips, and old time
Manchester boy, is making Manches-
ter a visit and is stopping at the
Fairview at the Center. Mr. Phil |
lips lives in Philadelphia. He en-
listed in old Company &C" of the
14th Vt. Vols. that was raised in
this town and participated in all the
of his company.
Hon. Allen NJ. Fletcher of Cav
endsh, VT, was In town short |
time on Monday morning being on
his way to the south part of the
state. lie was accompanied here by |
Hon. J. G. Sargent who was return
ing to court to look after the states
interests In the state case now on
before the June term.
Rev. Vincent Raw of Cam
bridge, Mass, and former pastor
Of the Congregational church here,
was a guest of Prof. and Mrs. James
Brooks for few days the forepart |
of the week. He came on to per-
form the marriage ceremony OF his
sister. Miss Helena NJ. Raw 10 Har-
ry Louis Bailey, notice of which |
appears elsewhere in this issue.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
Mrs. John Carleton Is i'll.
Frank Briggs is improving.
We are going to have a circus
here before long,
f. T. futile is visiting in Troy |
aud Albany. N. Y.
Mrs. W. C. Lampson and two
are visiting Mrs.
Lampson's sister IN Weston.
ALFRED and Mary futile We're
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Il. T. futile
during Commencement.
"A special sale OF Ladies and |
Children's Oxfords and Pumps this
week ut Young's Shoe Store 10
Mrs. Edward Starks died In ia
maica last week and her remains |
we're brought TO this town for in
terment