The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-06-18
MANCHESTER

tEiN Nllt3fe WtlhtN1sl aiWfhVVhs
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. W. Stewart hay
returned 10 their home in Benning
ton.
Pred c. Martin Of Bennington va
In this village on Monday last on bus
mess.
william G.. Wilson and sister noro
thy were present a. the Senior bal
Tuesday night
Miss Anna Dawson OF Dandy wa
in town 70 attend the graduation eSsr
cisos and dance.
The town schools closed this week
the 7th and sth grades Of the schools
in this village closed last Friday.
Miss W. D. Hawley gave a recep
ton last Wednesday afternoon IN
honor of Mrs. Chas. H. Hawley.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. B. Harrington OF
West Arlington were IN town TO at
tend the graduation exercises.
"ha Carsden In was opened last
Saturday and Frank Regan is IN
cka-gc again for the season.
Mrs. George 0rvis and son Franklin
arrived Thursday from New York City
and will remain for the rest Of the
summer.
Miss Mildred r. Parker Of Dandy
was among those from on. OF town
who were here TO attend the Senior
dance.
Geo. X. Hemenway, who has been
in New Hampshire for several months,
has returned home to Manchester for
a visit
Charles Isham went TO New York
City monday afternoon, called there
BY the sudden death of his brother,
Samuel lsham.
Miss Georgia Choquette, the mana
ger OF the local Western Union Iele-
graph station is on her annual visit
at her home in Adams, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Aldred Of New
York City arrived Saturday morning
Mr.. Aldred taking up his duties as
head waiter at the Equinox House.
Rev. VIM. Leroy Haven Of Dorset
will preach at the Congregational
church Sunday morning next in ex-
change with Rev. Sidney X. Perkins.
Roger C. Perkins arrived home from
college Tuesday morning and leaves
Thursday for Waltham, Mass, where
he will be located during the summer.
Rev. Walter Thorpe of Wallingford
and Rev. w. A. McIntire of Dandy
were in town Tuesday to attend the
Commencement exercises at Burr
Burton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H. Thatcher and
two sons, Kenneth and Edmund, have
arrived from their home in Albany |
and are at the Jermain cottage for
the summer.
c. A. G. Jackson formerly of Mont
pelier, but for the past year connect
ed with the Boston Herald, was in
town Tuesday. He made this office
a pleasant call.
George r. Miner arrived in Man
chester Saturday evening, having
from New York City during
the day. He returned to the city
Sunday night.
Mrs. f. H. Nichols and son L. II.
Nichols, of Burlington were in town
last Saturday, called here by case in
County Court in which they were in
terested
Max's Movies are running full blast
now and from now will run four reels
nightly. Admission is ten cents every
night but Saturday when l5c in charg-
ID adv.
'"hnre has beef a large turnout of
Bennington attorneys at this weeks
session of County Court due to the
interest in the case Of Sheldon VS.. the c
Rutland Railroad.
Mrs. Frank Hurley and two daugh-
crs, Edith and Martha, Of Benning-
on, arrived Tuesday morning for a t
ew weeks visit with Mrs Hurley's t
lister, Mrs. Otto R. Bennett. ]
Leale II. Towsley, who has been at a
ending an art school in Boston for
everal months past, is at his home a
ere until Septmber next when he s.
;ill resume his work in Boston. /,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo J. Abbott Of a
harlestown, n H., were in town
unday and Tuesday calling on friends 3,
nd attending the Commencement :,
xercises at Burr & Burton Seminary. :
The Equinox orchestra will be under II
le leadership Of Frank Lorenz, who
as been leader for several years. =
he orchestra will be made up as fol- .
WIS: Carl Kihlman. LIST violin; Carl ~
lein, 2nd violin; Franz Lorenz, ~
clio: Gustav Goldschmidl piano. 81
Mrs. Shirley o. Williams of Ben