The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-06-15

Rutland, is Ia town this week
Dr. shaw of Troy. n. ", wa
in town professionally on Tuesday
a. T, Stafford OF the lnn was 4
Albany. n. ". ou business TUESDAY
Miss Is. Hodge of cambridg,
Mass. Is at J =. Lillie"s for a fe'
xeeka.
Mrs. Clerk OF Albany. N Y
is at Mrs Charles Lees for
month.
There viii be social hop a
school Hall tomorrow friday oy
eninK.
Hon. +. c. Archibald OF Man
chester Center was ia town sunda!
afternoon.
bishop Rudolph. wife and chil'
are al Mr., and Mrs Burr Phillips
for ihe summer.
Mr.. aud Mrs. l.. II. Fuchs o
New York are at Geo. d. Edgerton''
for two weeks.
"A large band OF Gypsies pass
ed through town Monday morning
on their way north.
Miss Elsie Twyeffort OF Brook
lyn, N. Y, In at the Barrows House
for the season.
Miss Roberts of New York, n
Y. IL a guest OF her father. ED, Rob
erts on Dandy mountain.
Mrs. James McCreedle OF Al
bany, N. Y. is guest of Miss
Eagleson at "Westview'
MIR. aud Mrs. J. s. Batchelder
OF Manchester Center are rejoicing
In the arrival OF a daughter.
Ned Cassleman has returned
from his western trip and is at the
Barrows House for few weeks.
Look over the Barry line of
low shoes and pumps. Some pretty
nifty styles at Young's Shoe store, 5
About twenty went from here
last Friday TO attend the Grange
meeting at Wells A fine time was
reported.
MIR. and Mrs. Orrin Watrous OF
West Rupert spent the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Woodland
of the North District
MIR. and Mrs Jerry Crowley OF
Cassauna, N. Y, were In town last
Sunday and were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Moses Sheldon.
MIR and Mrs. James d. Ship
man and two children OF New York
arrived at Avalon Cottage" Tues
day for the season.
Heavy rains Sunday and Mon
day night gave the ground a good
soaking and helped the wells and
springs greatly.
III. Starks OF Troy. N. Y, arriv-
ed la. Town Tuesday to try and Sc
cure cottage for their family for
the coming summer.
The Post and W. II. G. wish,
through the Journal, to thank all
who so kindly aided them on Mem
orial Day.
"A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Aldrich last Sunday after
noon. The little fellow lived only
until Tuesday.
Ed. Stone had his hand crush
ed at the quarry last week, and is
now taking an enforced vacation.
Lucky II was no worse Ed.
Mrs. Obermaier's bungalow
Elm Tree Cottage located on the
hill east of the yillgae. Is being i'm
proved by coat Of paint
Wednesday the w. II. c. met
md went TO Maple Hill Cemetery
where they decorated the graves Of
heir departed members.
Ned Cassleman attended the
State Clay Pigeon Tournament at
held there this week for
he championship OF the state.
Regular meeting OF NJ. w. of
4. at School Hall next week Thurs
lay night and every 4th Thursday
n the month through the summer.
John Vance Cheney started
Tuesday OH his return trip 10 his
lome in San Diego, Cal. lie will
top over short time In Chicago.
The Odd Fellows OF Manchester
'ame up to Dorset last Sunday after.
loon and conducted Memorial Ser
'ices at the cemetery for departed
members.
MIR. and Mrs. B. j. Davis and
amily aud Mrs. Charles Willard OF
Depot spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt Chapman
" the West Road.
The laborers arrived for the
water work last week Thursday, and
saturday the work was actually
'tarted, and will be pushed as rap
dly as possible.
John Fisher, George Williams.
aaron Baker and Henry Perkins at
ended the State EDeampment OF the
irand Army OF the Republic at Ben
'lngtoh last week.
Miss Elizabeth A. Lathrop, who
> teaching at Stout Institute. Men
neis. Wis. Is at home for six
Geeks, aud Is guest Of Miss NIX.
tray at Outlook villa"
Mr., and Mrs. Geo-ge l.. Stow
II. three children. Mrs. LIggett and
wo maids arrived at the Naples"
Or the season last Friday. Their
inter home Ia New Rochelle, N. Y
Harry W. Sheldon OF Church st |
In Troy. n. ". this week attend
~ the graduation exercises OF VIII