The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-06-11
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
THURSDAY, JI'NE ~. 1919
MANrnrgTER

NJ ~ FHAHatasatH ~ - W.
over Sunday gS4rsIs " biz pld tims
fflsnd, ChaA d uNis.
w. ard ars lloyd ssligt ahs
'smlly have arrived AZ Saancsrhsit
C.tsags fof the 'utnnat.
Mr. ana Mr. Arthur y Pratt era
fnmly have arrived f9f the season
and are ., the HolliNtsr homestead.
Ernsl Gihson has rommennet
sots for Coy A Mcclure and will b,
90 ~. = gsn ds..n The suwmef
Mias Matte HoAisy ~ Sew f1k
CITY. il visiting her parents. NJ. and
Mrs James Hoslsy, ~ The Center.
The wedding " Miss Clara Perkins
"a CtAs. o Hard IL 81 Johns Church
sas The atsi wedding in the new
chgwh.
Eyery high, but Sunday you can
Ind resi- and recreation 81 Breitkopf's
Motion Picture Arcade Change Of
reels nightly. adv
Dr. pierce's dental oflee viii b.
sloeed shiie repairs are being made
during Thursday, Friday, and satuf-
day Of this week.
William l.. House and Miss Lula
May kllbufn we're married at the
Congregational parsonage Wednesday
Afternoon b. Rev S X. Perkins
Mr. and Mrs Robert r. Mcqueen
Of New York City arrived in Man
chester for the season on Thursday
last and are al their summer home on
Taconie avenue.
Mrs. +. T.. Guernsey of Buffalo, Il
In town for week visiting her many
relatives here. Mrs Guernsey will b,
remembered as Frankie Perkins, sis-
ter Of H. G. Perkins,
DIR T. =. Pierce Is hustiing the
work on his bungalow along 50 rs 10
have il ready for occupancy as soon
81 possible. When completed ii will
be- very comfortable place.
MIR. and Mrs Randall Whitaker
and son, Randall Whitaker, Jr, Of
New York City, are In town for Il
season. Mr. Whitaker is the man
ager Of the Osborne in New York.
Edwin Lcfeyrc and Chas. y. Lay
were In Manchester on business one
day last week. Mr.. Lay is the cele
brated landscape architect from New
York City who is at work on Mr.. lie
fsyres beautiful home grounds in Old
Dorset
The self help department OF the
Domestic Science class al the Semin-
AIRY held a sale on the lawn between
the church and court house on Tues.
day afternoon. The Y. W. c, A. sery-
81 Ice cream and cake at the same
time,
Walter Murphy and family, who
spent the past winter In this village
and who left short time since for
their home in Garden City, l., l., re-
turned Saturday TO Manchester and
have rented Mrs. Ella Bourn's cottage
for the summer
DIR. and Mrs W. Duncan Mckim
Of Washington, d, c., returned to
Manchester for the summer on Wed.
nesday. DR.. and Mrs. Mckim have
made many friends In Manchester
during their annua visits and they
are always welcomed back here.
DIR. l., T.. Pierce brought in fine
brown trout one day last week The
genial doctor is quite an artist in the
fishing line as he seldom goes out un-
less the signs are right for catch
and then when he does go out he gen
orally brings In some good ones.
-~Adyices from DIR. l.. H. Hemen-
way are 20 the effect that he and
Mira and Miss Hemenway arrived SAT
ely in Albany, ~ T., Tuesday and left
for a short visit with Mr. and Mrs
h. b. Nottingham in Yonkers, N. "
before returning to their home in
Manchester.
p. II. Meyer returned Thursday |
night from business trip TO New
York City In the Interest Of the Man
chester Dairy and Ice Cream Co.
While there Mr.. Meyer made arrange
ments for the disposition Of all the
cream that they can ship to the
metropolis,
MIR and Mrs Thomas Carr Of
Wheeling. W. Va, who were called
here BY the death OF Mrs. Carr'sI
mother, Mrs. Laura Stockwell, left
Monday night for their summer home
at Mar,ha's Vineyard, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs, payson s. Wild and
two sons, who have ben abroad for the
past year, returned las, Thursday and
came at once 10 Manchester where
they were guests Of Mrs. ]. N. Hard
for couple Of days before going 10
their home in Chicago. Their many
friends In Manchester were pleased 10
see them and learn OF their delightful
trip abroad.
Miss Sepha Smyth, who has been
in East Orange, n, j., for the past
winter, has returned and Is 10 be at
the Randall Cottage for the coming ,
summer Miss Smyth wishes. in the {
name Of her family. to thank Skinner
Post No. "a, G. A. r. for their
ihoughifnlness in decorating the grave
of the late Rev O. II. Smyth. their
father, who served as chaplain in a
regimen, during the Civil War.
e Miss Eleanor Egglcs,on entertain
ed the Librarians 81 Bennington /
and Rutland counties las, Thursday
afternoon and evening. They were
entertained at the Library during the
day and In the evening they repaired
TO the Gymnasium 10 listen 10 re
marks BY II. n Morse The domestic
science department Of the Seminary I
catered both al noon and az night f,
The meals were served in the parlors /
Of the Congregational church. II
Burr and Burton Seminary base
ball team defeated the Rutland High
Schol team las; Friday afternoon BY
a decisive score, They are TO meet :
the strong Pi,isfori High School team
ON Saturday afternoon at the Fair !