The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-09-17
MANCHESTER

cider. adv.
Or. J. r. Hcrriek Of Dorse, and Chi
cage. vas a visitor in this village So,
urday.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Towslc.
and infant son were In Rutland o.
Thursday.
r. L. Gates % The Rutland Heyall
nade the Journal Office a pleasant Wis
IL Wednesday
r. H. Meyer Is 70 have an auction
~ his livery stables on this week Sat
urday See bills.
Rev. Geo. s. Mills Of Bennington
will exchange pulpits with Rev. s. X
Perkins Sunday next.
Geo. Stewart Bennett left Thursda!
morning for Norwich University
where he enters his senior year.
Fred c. Williams has gone 10 Bos-
ton. where he has situation as a
clerk in the Western Union telegraph
Offices.
Miss Bcrtol Eckod, who has been
away on a vacation for the past two
weeks, returned to Manchester Mon
day afternoon.
Miss Annie l.. BATHS, who has been
all for some weeks from the effects of
an operation for appendicitis. is slow
iy recovering.
Mrs. vina NJ. Willard Of the Orch
ard Park Hotel, has had a beautiful
granite monument placed on her lot
in Dellwood cemetery.
Among the out OF town visitors In
Manchester Sunday were Mr.. and
Mrs. George Bond and Mr.. and Mrs.
A. w. BREASTED Of Bennington.
The families Of Drs. l.. H. and f. III.
Hemenway were in Rutland attending
the fair on Thursday last, making the
trip in A. f. Mofat's automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Wilbur left
Tuesday for the State fair. Mr.. Will
bur is the Bennington county repre-
sentative on the state fair board.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.. Olney, who have
occupied DR.. Burnham's cottage,
"Elm'oer" for the season, have gone
to their home in Morristown, N. J.
This section was visited by severe
frosts several days last week. 1t
would have been much nicer if it had
held off for couple of weeks longer.
Miss Maude Swane, who was
guest of Mr. and Mrs. o. r. Bennett
for three weeks, returned to her home
in Brookfield, VT, last Thursday
morning.
J. +. Hasam, who has been steward
at the Equinox House the past season,
left Monday night for New York City
wher he will resume his duties as
steward at the Lorraine.
These cool evening make one wish
to keep indoors. Visit Max's Movies /
and find an evenings entertainment.
Cooled during warm weather and
heated during cool weather. adv
Mr., and Mrs. +. Carlish and family,
who have been in Manchester for the
season occupying Dr. Pierce's cottage
on Dillingham; avenue, leave this
week for their home in New York
City.
A son was born on the Both Of Aug
ust in New York City to Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Hanseman. Mrs. Hanseman will
be remembered as Miss Bessie Cush-
man, daughter Of Mrs. II. NJ. Cush-
man.
f. II. Hemenway was very well
taken care Of BY the Rutland Fair
Association. He had an exhibit of
Black 0rpingtons at the fair and he
received four frsts, one second and
-four third prizes.
Benz. A. Buckley of Southport, CT,
has arrived at the Equinox House for
the season Of the Manchester fair, in
which Mr. Buckley is always inter-
ested although this year he has no
horses entered.
Miss Charlotte S, Bowley, who died
Sept. ~ in Cohoes, was inferred in
Dellwood cemetery Tuesday, by the
side Of her sister, Mrs Emma Pollard. /.
The late Ralph r. Purdy was al
80 sister Miss Bowley had many
friends in Manchester.
Alfred Billings of New Orleans, and
his sister, Miss Harriet Billings Of c
Arlington, arrived in town Thursday
and were guests Of Mrs. j. N. Hard. /,
Miss Billings remained only for the
lay while Mr.. Billings is making a
stay Of some time.
Master Franklin 0rvis gave birth =
lay party Monday afternoon at the
Equinox House TO about 80 Of his
roung friends in Manchester. They /"
we're treated to amusement by Ben
i RI.