The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-06

Ar Remington u Bennington. we're
IN Manchester over he Foar'h.
Mrs. Thomas aud son of Ns@
York city have taken possession Of
the sCaaadeB" for the summer
-. " Bowman u New Britain,
Conn. former Manchester boy Is
al the Equinox for q season
Mrs. 3. T.. Adsin aud infant az
at Mrs Adkins parpenis. Mir and
Ms. GilDcrt Cherbonneau, for sea
son.
Judge VIM. G. Peek Of Sandgai
was IN Manchester Monday on bust
ness connected with the Probate
Court.
Master Franklin oryis gave a
Fourth Of July party at Tranquil
iy Cottage" on the afternoon Of the
There will be progressive
euchre at the basement Of ST. Paui's
church on Thursday evening. July
18Th.
Mr.. aud Mrs. George Forrest
VI Montclair, n, J.. motored to Man
rhestr on the Fourth and were
guests OF Mrs X. +. Hoyt.
Farmers hereabouts have com
menced their haying which promises
10 be a good crop Ia spite of the
excessively hot weather.
Mr.. aud Mrs Leonard Woods
Howell of Worcester, Mass, were
n town for a short time last week
IN their wedding trip.
Frank n. Cook Of Chicopee,
Mass, is spending his vacation with
lis parents, Mr., and Mrs. Nathan
look of this village,
Albert Stockwell went TO the
Rutland Hospital Monday morning
or an operation on his eye that was
INJURED some weeks since.
Max Breitkopf, the merchant
ailor. will save you time and money
~ leaving your work with him.
Next north of the Library,
The sidewalk on the south side
II the Congregational church has
,een taken up and relaid, the brok-
N slabs being replaced by new
mes.
The editor was In Burlington
Thursday and Friday of last week
il attendance at the midsummer
meeting Of the Vermont Press AS
Edmund Cherbonnean, who II
II Albany learning To run an auto
mobile, was at the home Of his par
'nts, Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Cherbon-
leau over the Fourth.
Miss Clara NJ. Boynton OF No.
bennington, who has been spending
eyeral days at her home here, re-
urned to business on Tuesday at
ernoon.
&C. i. Stanwood and family OF
'narles River Village, Mass. have
rriyed at Miss Fowler's cottage
where they VIII be the rest of the
e. C. Oryis returned from New |
'ork the last of the week and stop |
,ed off here for over night, joining |
Is family at Thompson's Point on
friday afternoon.
Mrs. Payson S. Wild and fami-
y have arrived for the summer al
heir cottage just this side of the
OFF grounds. Mr.. Wild Will join
hem later In the season.
Mrs. Wm. b. Anderson, who
ias III with a complication of trou-
les some weeks since, has SO far
as TO be able to be about
nee more.
Mrs. r. p. Hoyt OF New York city
here for the summer. She was
Dlned by r. p. Hoyt, Jr., on We'd
esday OF last week. Mr.. Hoyt is
y for his annual vacation.
%. Hauter Of New York city,
he riding master who was at the
Equinox stables last summer with a
tring OF saddle horses, has arrived
gain for the summer.
IT Larkin joined Mrs. Larkin
[ their home on Franklin Ave, FRI
ay aud remained over the Fourth,
eturning 10 his business in New
'ork city on Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. NJ. Janney of
are In town for the
uibHtff an hhN h''NEH thfb th"NSih
Or many years past. and are locat-
a at the Equinox House as usual
One doesn't need big, square
zeal these hot days. When you
re In Rutland go to the Depot Res
aurant Light lunch as well as
hearty meal IL
Advertised Letters Jesse Dun.
am. Charles Franklin, Katherine
II u. Gring, Miss Julia
Ioore. A. l.. Mccrery. Dorothy Mers
oett. Buck Hurley, Alfred smith,
ames A. Taylor.