The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-08-20
MANCHESTER


Bet VAS in town Friday on business.
Miss Ruth Perkins Is home from
Bridgeport Conn, for few days.
Examinations 10 make up dehcien-
eies was heh on the 18th and 18th
william Griffith Of East Darset, was
a visitor In Manchester over Sunday
Mrs. David Fyles, daughter and
grandchild are visiting Mr. Fyles for
q season.
Miss Helen l.. Perkins spent Sunday
At Thompson's Point, guest Of the
Misses orvis.
J. II. Richardson was confined 70
bis home with illness for a couple Of
days last week.
A social dance OF the domestics Of
the cottage colony will be held at the
gymnasium this next week.
Frank r. Gray Of Boston is in town
ON his annual vacation visiting his
mother and brother in this village.
Mrs. L. +. Pierce and two children
arc spending a few days with relatives
in Bennington and No. Adams, Mass.
Harry V. Towsley has returned to
his duties in Bellows Falls after a
short vacation at his home in this vii
.inge.
Mr. Hedges, representative OF the
Rutland Evening News, was in town
last Friday in the interest of his
paper.
Herbert Johnson and son Of Win
hall were in town on business last Fri
day. making their trip in their auto
mobile
DIR. f. r. Arnold, who died at his
home in Londonderry last Tuesday
was a student at Burr & Burton Semi
nary in the late '7O's.
f. S. Casselman Of Arden, N. Y, is
In this section for a few days on his
vacation. Ned made pleasant visit
TO this Office as usual Et
Remember the annual meeting OF the
Manchester Village Improvement SO.
clety at the Gymnasium parlors next
Monday evening.
A camping party composed of King
man and Roger Perkins, Ray Eaton
and Willis Clark, we're in camp on
the East mountain for several days.
last week
Manchester Union Band will have
another of their popular dances at
Walkers Garage on this Saturday eve-
ming. Admission 25 cents each and
dancing free. adv
Elmer d. Trul and son of Amster-
dam, N. Y, are guests Of his brother,
DR.. f. V. Trull. Mr.. Trull, when
boy, was resident of this village for
several years.
Mrs. Margaret Stuart, who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. AL
bert Smith for several weeks, return
ed to her home in Brooklyn on Friday
afternoon of last week.
At the baptismal service at St.
Johns church Sunday afternoon, the
rite of infant baptism was performed
on Charles Frederick 0ryis, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. orvis.
Prof. Jos. w. Roe of Yale "Shef"
and his sisters, Mrs. Alfred r. Page
of New York City and Mrs. Walter
Roe of Oklahoma, were here for a
short time Wednesday.
Miss Annie l.. BATHS, who has been
slowly recovering from recent opera
ton for appendicitis, is steadily on
the gain now, much to the delight of
her many friends in town.
Mesdames NJ. w. Stewart and Dud-
ley Curtis, who were guests Of Mrs.
@. r. Bennett recently, returned to
their home in Bennington Saturday af-
ternoon.
Mrs. Clara B. Stafford, who has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George w. Bennett, for the past
three weeks, returned to her home in
Jamaica Plain, Mass, on Tuesday
morning.
Mrs. George n. Reed Of South Oil
City, Pa, arrived in this village on
Monday for a visit with her sister,
Mrs. Minnie Cunningham, and other
relatives here. Mrs. Reed is accom-
panied by her second son, kenton
Reed.
Miss Edna Way, who has been at
summer school at Teachers College in
New York City this summer. has re-
turned to Manchester for short time
and is at the home OF her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Chas U, Way on the West !
road.
Among the recent entries at the
Ekwanok Counry Club for the ANA '
tour championship golf match is Lord (
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