The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-07-09
MANCHESTER CENTER

ii Granville Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Katherine Beattie Of Fall Riy
or, Mass, is visiting friends in town
Mr. and Mrs. Haas of New York
were recent guests of Mrs. +. A
Fisher.
Rev. Noel Of New Jersey, was ;
recent guest of Rev. and Mrs. w. H
Bamford.
Members Of Skinner Post w. r. c
will meet with Mrs. Walter Utley Fri
day
Regular service at the Baptist
church next Sunday morning and ev-
ening.
Rev. w. A. Davis, ID. d. of Burling-
ton, was in town for a few hours last
Saturday.
Mrs. Perry, who has been in North
Dorset for few weeks, returned
hOnuas evening
Mrs. H. N. Shaw, who visited her
sister in North Adams last week, has
returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Brooks, Of north
Of town, spent Sunday with relatives
in North Rupert.
The Service club will meet Friday
Afternoon with Mrs. j. S. Brown at
the parsonage.
A number of young people from
here attended the dance in Dorset last
Friday evening.
Chas. Spencer of this village has
been entertaining B. J. Cummings of
Orange, Mass.
Mrs. Bernie Mclaughlin is enter
tanning her sister and children from
New Jersey.
Miss Marion C. Botsford is attend
ing a teachers summer school in
Castleton for few weeks.
Miss Mary Roberts of Washington,
ID. c., is spending the summer at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lugene.
Miss Anna Lightcap, who has been
spending several weeks in Jefferson
vile, Ind, returned home Saturday.
Rev. Joseph S. Brown went to West
Rutland Monday to attend the July
meeting of the SALISBURY Ministerial
Walter Bamford, student of the
Tibbetts school in Hoosick, is spend
ing his vacation with his parents, Rev.
and Mrs. w. H. Bamford.
Mrs. P. w. Williams and son Robert
who have been visiting Mrs. Williams
mother, Mrs. Robert Ames, have re-
turned to their home in Rutland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Townsend and
son William, accompanied by Miss
Carrie B. Thompson, took an auto trip
10 Cambridge and Salem, N. Y. on
July 4th.
Mr.. Spellman of Westfield, who was
called here by the death of his
Mrs. Ellen Marsh, re-
turned Sunday. Mrs. Spellman and
sons will remain in town awhile.
H. n. Morse, secretary of the Inn
Drovement Association, who has been
n Ames, Ia, for the past two weeks,
occurring before the summer school at
he state agricultural college, return
ID home Monday afternoon.
The Fourth passed off nicely in this
,illage. The carnival and fire works
1t the Old Homestead were well at
ended as was the Field Day exercises
IN the fair grounds. The Boy Scouts
won their baseball game from Pawlet.
while the town team lost their match
% the Bennington team by a score of
, to 0.
Manager Breitkopf of the Motion
Picture Arcade calls attention to the
act that he will present the following
special plays on the dates mentioned:
July 18th, James X. Hackett in the
Prisoner of Zenda" five reels)
July 23rd, Sarah Bernhardt in Queen
-four reels); July goth,
Nat c. Goodwin in Oliver Twist, five
'eelsl; Aug. 9th, Henry E. Dixey in
Chelsea No. 1850, flour reels). See
advertisement. adv. |
Laban Hayward, who was born in
Shrewsbury, VT, Aug. q, 1886, died
It his home in Aurora, ILL.,, June 29th, |
after an illness of one week. Mr.. |
hayward went west in 1S49, moving
o the town where he died in 1865. |
lie was a prosperous merchant and |
lad occupied various positions Of
rust under the city government, |
lmong them being school trustee, al
ierman, and prominent in financial
ircles He was a cousin of Mrs. H. |
!. Fuller Of this village.