The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-06-22
MANCHESTER CENTER.

the principal and his charming wife,
and All the teachers as we'll.
MANCHESTER CENTER.
Regular meeting 81 Skinner "
n. c. Friday At 22o D M
Mlss LaDue u iawlet spent
Sunday with friends Ia otwn.
Edward Hays Of Rupert was a
recent CUES, Of MIR and Mrs. A. II
Botsford
Miss Tena Whitman Of Dandy
was IN toxin Monday and Tuesday
calling on relatives
The Junior Auxiliary OF Zion
church will meet at the reetory Sat
drday afternoon.
Ms. Ira Bentley entertained a
niece and nephew from Hoosick
Falls, ~ Y. Sunday.
a daughter was born TO Mr., and
Mrs. Luther Arnold Of this village
last Friday morning.
The Service Club of the Bap-
list church win meet with Mrs. y.
Marsh Friday afternoon.
Mr.. aud Mrs. McLane and son
Of Hoosick Falls. n. Y, spent Sun
day with Mrs Edward G. Cochrane,
Regular meeting OF the w G.
n. U. with Mrs. A. F. Smith Satur-
day at 2 p. m. A full attendance is
desired
Miss Edith Shaw, student mi
the New England Conservatory of
Music in Boston, Is at home for the
summer.
A great mark down on all hats
atnd jewelry at Mrs. q. n. Wyman $
for the next 20 days. A fine as
sortment .
Miss Ethel Kerr, graduate
Of school OF Domestic Science in
New York, Is the guest OF DR.. and
Mrs. Il. L. Wyman.
Clifford Shaw. a student at
Cornell University. is spending his
vacation with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs II. ~ Shaw.
Miss Mary Hamilton of Chicago,
who has been guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles d. Rowe, is visiting
friends in New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank b. War
ner. who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. W. w. Bennett, have returned
to their home In Brattleboro.
Mrs. Charles Hemenway OF
Honolulu spent Sunday with j. II,
and Miss May Whipple. Her many
friends are glad to welcome her
home,
The fields are red with straw
berries and there seems TO be no
one ready to pick them. There is
good market for field strawber-
ries.
Boys can earn money this sum
mer caddying on the golf grounds OF
the Ekwanok Country Club. Boys
that wish to have steady employment
should apply now to J w. Burgess,
caddy master, at the Club House .
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
Ruth Walker was in Rutland on
Tuesday.
John p. Jackson was in Mont
real on Monday.
The Burditt Bros. grain BUSH
ness has been sold TO +. II. Wal
keer
Vim. Mills and son Harold of
Boston, Mass, are spending few
days with w. G. Miller.
&c. NJ. futile and wifee of So
Londonderry were guests OF their
son. +. r. futile, last Sunday.
Several went from this station
to the Buffalo Bin Wild West
Shows in Rutland last Friday.
The Manchester Union Band
gave one OF their fine concerts in
font OF the Inn Tuesdray evening.
Louis Bourn OF Swift g. Co,
Rochester. N. H.. is spending week
at the home Of his father, James
NJ Bourn.
AT a meeting OF the Manches-
ter Depot Sewer Co. held Friday ey-
ening C. II. Parker was chosen
president, j. W. Fowler secretary,
and s, u. Taylor treasurer
boys can earn money this sum
mer caddying on the golf grounds
OF the Ekwanok Country Club.
Boys that wish TO have steady EN-
ployment should apply nov TO J w.
burgess. eaddy master, at the Club
House
Among those who registered
al the Battenkill Inn Tuesday are.
lie ID Gibson w r. Mcintosh, Rut-