The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-06-25

We are very glad 20 state that Mis-
Laura Wade q Main ST., Is steadily
gaining in health, and will, we hope
soon, be her usual bright little self.
Miss Gates and the three children Of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Sheldon Of Yonk
ers, n. Y, arrived last Thursday anC
are settled in their pleasant home OF
Church ST.
| Or. Nichols Of Worcester. N. Y.
and +. Russell Peach Of Marblehead
Mass, were recent visitors al th'
home Of W. b. Sykes Of the Norti
District.
W. D. Houston, Jr who has been il
Dorset for the past ten days left or
Tuesday for Boston, Mass, where IL
will continue his medical work in thc
Boston hospitals.
Mrs. II. II. Hogeboom, who has beer
in New York for the past three weeks
taking treatment for rheumatism, re-
turned to her home last Wednesday on
the West Mountain.
Prof. Alfred H. Gilbert Of LeXing-
ton, Ky, arrived last Thursday for
visit with his family. The Professor
is looking fine which is an indication
that the South agrees with him.
Mrs. A. B. Cheney and Miss I,uth
Cheney, who have been away for some
time, returned last week and are occu-
plying their pleasant home "The Hem
locks" on Church st.
Miss Anthony has given up her cot
tage on Main ST., and Monday moved
her goods to the West Road. For the
present Miss Anthony will be the
guest of Mrs. Charles B. Kent.
The Journal in its new form is a
step in the right direction and we
have heard many words Of praise for
the paper. 1t is much more attrac-
tive and is now an equal of any Coun-
try paper in this section.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Batchelder of
Elm St, are in Burlington this week
attending the graduation exercises of
the 1914 class of the U. V. NJ. Their
son Louis S. is one of the class and
we are pleased to say stands up well
to the fore.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Edgerton of
the North District entertained Mrs.
sisters and brother over
Sunday, Miss Clarisa Coolidge of Mid
dlebury College, Mrs. Delmar Stone
and son, and Harlem Coolidge of Peru
Miss Houston of Church ST., was in
Troy, N. Y, last week in consultation
with her father for broken rib re-
ceived during game of tennis. We
are very glad to be able to state that
the injury is not serious and rest and
care will soon heal it.
sounded a warning. Owners and driv-
ers would feel much aggrieved if ac-
ton were taken against them by the
and even worse if they
we're the cause of a serious accident |
Why not avoid any such risks and
light up as near the proper time as
possible?
Mr.. and Mrs c. N. Williams have
,een entertaining Mrs. John Manley
md son John Jr., of Brattleboro, and
Mrs. Hit of Castleton. Their daugh
er, Mrs. Harry Andrews and chill
iren, who have been with them for the
,ast ten days, have returned to their
home in East River, Conn.
The Woodmen meet tonight and it is
loped there will be a good attendance
Is it is necessary to decide as to
whether only one meeting will be held
Turing July, August and September,
n the regular two meetings. We will
next week what the decision
vas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest West of the
West Road left Sunday for Burlington
o attend the closing exercises of the
j. V. NJ. which occur this week. We
understand that others have gone up
Q Burlington also, but can not tell
positively who they are as those in
crested have failed to give us the
lesired information.