The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-07-23
MANCHESTER

Postmaster X. J. OrYis WAS ~ Al
bany. n. y.. Monday on business.
On Monday morning Thermometers
In this section registered 20 degrees.
Some cold.
h. w Clark srd Of Philadelphia.
arrived here on Monday morning for
a short vacation.
Everybody that golfs may be seen
vending their way to the Ekwanok
Country Club these days.
Henry W. Brown goes 70 Shawnee
on Delaware this week to enter golf
Tournament, 70 be held there.
John r. futile is in Burlington in
attendance upon the students mill
tary camp located at that place
Rev. Fir. y. Kelly returned Saturday
last from his pilgrimage to the shrine
of ST Anne de Beaupre al Quebec.
Genuine old fashioned maple butter
nut candy at Lugene's shoe store,
made by Mrs. Edward Bryant. adv
Miss +. Eliza Sessions, who has
been cauvassing this section for funds
for the Kurn Hatin Homes, left Mon
day morning.
The Manchester Union Band will
play at Roberts Picture Arcade at
Manchester Depot, on Thursday even
ing, July 23rd. adv.
Judge and Mrs Robert +. Mcqueen
who have been at Cooperstown, N. T.,
for the past two weeks have returned
to their home here.
The Gymnasium is a very popular
resort for dancing this summer and
two or three nights week it is used
for that purpose.
Rev. S. X. Perkins has returned
from his two weeks vacation and will
preach as usual in the Congregational
church next Sunday.
The beautiful posters calling atten-
ton to the garden and floral exhibits
to be held Aug. 18th, are the work of
Mrs. ]. b. DeCoursey.
Quite party from this village
climbed Mt. Equinox last Monday and
were on the summit over night. This
peak is going to be the Mecca of many
a climbing party this season.
NJ. J. Convey has sold the remaining
part of the old home place on the west
road, comprising about five acres, to
Edward Griffith and H. G. Maxim, each
taking half of the plot.
This good weather will have a very
healthy effect on the gardens and is
making the gardeners smile as they
see the vegetables getting into shape
for the exhibit on the 18th of August.
Mrs. r. j. Orvis and Miss Rhoda
Orsis left Thursday morning of last
week for trip to Lake Raponda, Will
mington, VT, where they were to go
into camp with Mrs. Orvis' sister, Mrs.
Noble, and her family.
DR.. Cowles, licensed veterinarian,
Stae of Vermont, has removed to the
stable owned by Mrs. S. S. Clemens
at Manchester Center, beside Lugene's
Harness Shop wher he may be found
by day. Telephone call, 1852. adv
Judge Richard Smith and wife of
New ork City, were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. X. Miner at their home
hc over Sundoy Mr.. Smith is wen
known in Manchester as a former
student at Burr and Burton Seminary.
The Rainbow Sewing Society will
hold their annual sale on the church
lawn Saturday afternoon, July 25th at
2:30 o'clock. Ice cream, cake, lemon
ade and home made candies will be on
sale. adv.
Mrs. Walter Murphy and son, Walt
er, are in Manchester for a time,
called here by the illness of Miss
Bertol Eckold, the governess of the
little daughters, who has been i'll for
the past week and confined to the
house.
Miss Florence Chase, whose adver- |
tisement appears on another page, is |
spending the summer with Mrs. +. w. |
Dunbar, Miss Chase comes well pre-
pared for her work, having studied for
several years abroad under the best
teachers. She has also taught for
number Of years in Chicago with
marked success. adv
This section was treated to a sudden
thunder storm accompanied with a
high wind on Tuesday at noon. The
storm was short but swift and came
out Of the north from which section
so many of our hard storms come.
Not any great amount of damage was
done save the blowing down Of several
trees in the village.
Manager Breitkopf Of the Motion
Picture Arcade calls attention TO the