The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-04-30
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
THURSDAY. APRIL -, isil


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gso3. saturday, May 20. adv.
Geo. T. Towaiey. Nho sas 10 heS
York. Boston ard Bellows falls last
seek. fciufaed home Saturday noon.
Charles Ishanl arrived on Thurs.
day morning from Nes York and re-
naained here until Saturday afternoon
Tisr ladies of the Goo Club met
u Mr. G. !. RAndall's last Saturday
~hre they were royalty entertained
- usual.
Miss Alice u. For arrived from
New YORK on Monday afternoon and
Nill proceed 10 open her cottage or
The cross read.
Geo. l.. Towalcy ia purchasing
k0rd runLbout and may soon be seen
running ah0u, the highways and by
aayS 81 this vicinity.
Mrs Geo n. Smyth Of Pleasant
vile, N ". II in town for a season
seeing about the opening Of Rest
View for the season.
Announcement have been reeciy.
80 IN town Of the birth Of son 10
NJ. and Mrs Edousrd Baflic, in New
York City an April oath
MIR ard Mrs b DcCoursey ar
rived Monday afternoon from their
home In Philadelphia and viii proceed
70 open their summer home here.
The Senior Glass Of Burr 4 Bur
ton Seminary gave An invitation dance
at the Gymnasium Thursday evening.
A very enjoyable evening was spent
Constable John Kelley, who has
been spending a couple Of weeks at
his old home in Youngstown, Ohio,
returned 10 his home here on Saturday
after a very pleasant trip.
Miss Laura s HoIlister Of Cincin.
natl. Ohio. arrived at the Hollistef
home here for the season on Friday
last, and is getting the homestead into
shape for the coming summer.
a. r.. Moifat. who has been in the |
Mary Fletcher Hospital for the past
three weeks having his right foot put |
ii shape. returned Monday afternoon |
very much improved in health,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Martin and |
daughter Pauline, who have been in |
Augusta, Ca, all winter, arrived at |
their home here on Tuesday morning. |
We are all glad 10 see them in Man
chester again.
C. G. Frelinghuysen Of New
York City, who was IN Manchester
recently to secure place for the |
summer, has rented "The Cascades"
Of Mrs. Irving Schmelzel, through |
the agency Of W, u. Edgerton.
There will be regular meeting
Of the Manchester Village Improve
ment Association at the rooms OF Or.
l.. r. Pierce on Monday evening, May |
sth. A report Of the sidewalk com
mittee will be made at that time.
The entertainment given at Brett
kopf's Arcade for the benefit Of the
Manchester Village sidewalk fund was
we'll attended and Melted about SIT
which will 20 toward reducing the in
debtedness Of the Association on the
sidewalk.
Miss Mary Margaret Regain en-
iertained her young friends on last
week Wednesday afternoon, the 22nd,
IL being the 9th anniversary Of her
birth. Ice cream, cake, and all the
other good things that 40 with such
an event were there in abundance and
a pleasant afternoon was spent,
In order that our always neat
looking village may look even neater
than il customary arrangements have
been made whereby those who wish
may have their tin cans, empty bot
ties and such rubbish carted away by
leaving their request at Hard's Drug
Store The wagon will be out on
Monday, May 4th, and the expense
will depend upon the amount Of rub
h'sh to be removed.
On April 22nd in the Fourth
Church Of Chicago,
Dumont Clarke was ordained to the
Christian Ministry. Amons those
who participated in the Ordination !
Service were the Rev. DIR. James s. X.