The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-04-24

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i.lrls Misc Rose Brooks has
~n aaiss seriously III bui IA much
essss at the present time
M Hapgood u Peru made
Als otisee zoe o. bis usual piea@aHi
lats on Tuesday siiefrnon.
The laases o. the see Club
ial bc entertained on saturday q
his week BY Mrs, Cunningham
Francgs u. Fay ~ Arw ioFs
liy was 80 town recently looking
w a place 10 rent for the summer
Hoo. Robert r. Lineola and fan
are -expeesed at-fhsir home INT
-sc some time during next week
Iasailds and children should be
lsea Aase.s EmulEloa 10 stfeAgth-
II tn. body. Newer fails. All drug
lists adv,
M. aud Mrs. W II. klenke Of
ks9 York city were here Monday
Iouse hunting. under the guidance
y ". u. Rdgerton
Hon. u. c. orvis went To Bur
inrion on Wednesday 10 meet Mrr
Jryia aud they Will return on Thurs
Aay afternoon
Frank ". Cook OF Springfield,
Mass, Was All over Sunday guest Of
A. parents, Mr. aud Mrs Nathan
'ook. Of this village.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Morris Of
D0rs~t s.re IN town on Monday get
Ing 8 license for their automobile
of the coming yeat
Mrs. Margaret Mcbride aud Miss
Monica Mcbride, who have been
pending the winter 10 Troy n y.
pave returned home,
Miss Helen l.. Perkins left on
FRIDAY morning for visit Of sey
sral weeks duration with her sister
Miss Kate Perkins Ia Chicago.
Rev. Walter Thorpe OF Walling
lard win preach at the Congregation
,l church OH Sunday next In es-
hange with Rev Sidney X. Perkins.
Geo. l.. Towsley has been in
New York and Boston for the past
week. lie went on business. but Il
Is to be noted that his going was co
Incident with the opening Of the
base ball season.
Manager Breitkopf announces
va specials for this week Friday
nnd Saturday. On May 9Th be viii
commence having nightly exhibitions
NJ both bis arcades, adv
Hon. aud Mrs. David X. Sim
pnds have returned 10 their cottage
opposite the Library after having
epent the winter At Tranquility CO.
aEe
The Hudson Navigation Co. ,ha,
beea sending out very fine calen
Oar with a representation Of theii
new boat. the Berkshire" passing
through the highlands the Hud
NON.
Mrs. 3. n. cushman OF New
York City Is making her regular
kpring visit with her sister Mis-
BLACK. Mrs. cushman In always a
nosl welcome visitor la Manchester
nnd ii always warmly welcomed by
her many friends here.
All those interested IN saving
money ON their fertillsels are invite
ko meet county agricultural agent J
H.. sherman at the farm OF g. +
|Oryis on this Thursday afternoon at
u clock. Mr.. Sherman viii demon
tsraie how TO mix your own fertill-
hers.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. y. Martin and
|danghtar Pauline are stopping In
New York City for season before
rcturping to their home here. Mr..
Martin 10 the interests Of the
| Eaaiuox House. Of which he viii
be- the manager again this summer
Jas for several years past.
Contractor Egelestou has the
staging away from the greater part
81 the front OF the new gymnasium
aud il certainly is going 10 be a fine
hooking structure when a. eomples-
led and the grounds graded and
seeded down. The large chimney
ION the west end Of the structure
has been completed.
On Friday evening OF this week
the students OF Burr and Burton
Seminary will pr~en, "A Midsum
mer Nights Dream" al the Union
Opera House for the benefit 81 the
Senior elias. The students have put
a great deal OF hard aud palnstaking
work into the preparation OF this
play and IL ~ hoped that there viii
b. generous response OF those I'M
terosi@i
Information OF the death OF
Mrs. MARY A. Baird al her home In
t..a. s.s.a