The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-05-28
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
RsDsi. MAY ~ 1914
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Chester fell sas sspdsy visitor
ia Dofpet
~.trAntis B Fsy ard family hss'
arrived ~ @NAysiae fot De sstnrssr
ladge ssa Mrs. C9sss b Krni o.
lsanei wtN ln iawn fraag after
noan.
MAJ 6fYo1ioss have berp andet
SAY Nj s. ragl's church iht pas
Wcts
Fm htf flFuitare 81 right prize
70 10 he NtW fogs Store Is Man
chester Depot adv
neg. r Long q Proctor, hsl
been guest u Rev. W. Kelly ~ 3,
Faais fretoFy this paKs week.
Thert Na8 thfeg hour dsnce 81
he Cymnasigm given b. ihs sig1cuii
last Thursday evening.
TIE sglornobiie road olleT has
ArdFea ard Il il expected that The "a
slIi segn b. pot on the sirccis.
Get after those tent csierpi'la lars
They are u no earthly good and ar
81 ahalghily fuess MI them,
Charles Bowel 81 Troy. ~ Y.
vas In Manlh hester last "Wednesday 10
The Interest af the Aird-Dun Co,
Deputy Sheriff Convey has beer
busy getting the court house intc
Rllsta for The June session ~ court
Peter Lsming, accompanied b.
bis son John. arrived in Manchester
Tor the ssAson on Friday afternoon.
- Dr John Potter moiored up from
Bennington last Sunday. Hc was q
guest ;, pr and Mrs l. y. Pierce's.
Miss Ruth Perkins Of Bridgeport,
Conn, is visiting her parents. Rev and
Mfs. Sidney X Perkins for a few
dsy8
Ned Boueateel u Troy, NJ w.
Wa a guest Of his sitter, Mrs. +. c.
Perkins. for a short time the last Of
the week
james l.. Taylor Of Brooklyn. n.
s.. Was short time visitor here the
last Of the week. The family will soon
BIZ here
-These are pleasant nights to take
in Max's Movies and there are plenty
who like to while away the time az.
tending them. adv
-. u. DeCoursey returned Sunday
10 Philadelphia but will return in a
short time with his family for the
summer season.
Mr.. and Mrs W. G. Mcknight
are expected this week from New
York. They will occupy the cottage
Of the Misses STEELE on Shepard Ave
Mr. and Mrs. George 0rvis and
ron Franklin arrived from New York
City IN their Pierce Arrow last Fri
dag. They returned Sunday after
noon,
The regular monty meeting of
the Manchester Village Improvement
Association will be held june LIST at
DR.. Piefce's offices. A full atten-
dance Is urged.
The annual report Of the treasur-
rof Burr a Burton Seminary has
lust been issued. II is interesting as
giving the names Of the donors Of the
repair fund Of 1873.
Louis + Martin is home for q
short season before taking up his du-
ties for the summer season. Mr. Mar
tin expects 10 go 10 New Hampshire
again this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace G. Young
Of Albany, N. Y, have arrived at
"rhe Gables" for the summer Their
many friends in Manchester were
glad TO see them once more.
Fred T.. Gates Of Rutland is in
town taking an enforced vacation
from his duties as linotype operator
at the Office Of the Rutland Herald on
account Of broken shoulder
Mrs. y. o. Edison Of New York
City was at the orvis Cottage for a
short time recently She is up here
10 see about the getting ready Of their
summer home here for occupancy.
Francis ". Dunbar has purchased
about seventy acres Of land from N.
"a. Cainheld, 10 the west and back of
the new house just completed This
win give Mr.. Dunbar fine estate.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Murphy and
family, who last winter occupied the
Geo. s'-iih cottage occupied by Geo.
Orvis and family summers, left on
Thursday for their home in Garden
City, l., l.
do not forget, Monday, June ], is
Badge Day and decorate your horses
Badges will be given away Saturday, |
May 30, Manchester at Hard's Drug |
Store; Manchester Center, George |
Lug, mes Store; Manchester Depot
7, j. Healey's.
The many friends OF Dir. and Mrs,
l.. II. iIemenway will be pueased to
know tina, they and Miss Hemcnway
are NnN OF AN'lf way baAh =" s'"'
chester from Honolulu where they
have been for the past two years with
their son Charles Hemenway
The students Of Burr & Burton
Seminary are getting out the summer
issne OF the school paper, "The
Student II Is being issued from the
Journal oilicc and will consist Of S2
pages and cover.
The prc.memorial services held at
the Congregational church on Sunday
morning last were well attended. II
NaS union service with the Baptist
and Methods, churches. Rev. Sidney
X. Perkins delivered the address.
MIR. and Mrs. r. d. Brown Of
Philadelphia were al their summer
home, "Half Way Farm" for couple
~ days last week. They sail soon for
Europe where they expect 10 remain
until the middle OF July. Their fanii-
u wlll remain a, the farm here during
their absence,
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