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

DR.. /. L. Pierce has his cottage on
Dillingham; Ave, about completed and
Mr.. Carlish and family are to occupy
il this week. Mr.. Pierce has made q
real attractive place of his little cot.
tage and it would be well if there
were more places in town Of similar
nature.
DR.. L. II. Hemenway and Hon. d.
X. Simonds left on Monday for Mid
dlebury College where they attended
the annual Commencement at their
alma mater, from which DR.. Hemen-
way graduated so years since and Mr..
Simonds So years ago. At this COM
mencement the corner stone of the
new Mead chapel will be laid.
j. B. Wilbur is still further i'm
proving his property by clearing of
the prairie weeds of the large tract of
land to the west of the main highway
across from "The Cascades. He has
had a gang of men at work tearing up
the brush and cleaning off stone,
which he has had carted to the street
where he will convet them from nui-
sance into a beautiful stone wall
The management of The Lorraine,
Fifth Ave. at 45th St., New York,
have taken the management of the
Home Club at II East 45th St. This
beautiful building will be entirely re-
modelled, making it possible to rent
apartments from one to any number
of rooms. The house has very attrac-
tive lounging rooms, dining rooms.
ETC., also very large ballroom which
can be rented for private dances and
banquets. The same standard of ex-
cellence as obtained in The Lorraine
and Equinox House will be kept up.
adv.
Record of attendance Of the Man
chester Village Primary school for tk~
term ending June 10th is as follows.
Number of pupils enrolled, 30. Those
perfect in attendance, Arthur Calm,
James Kennard, Clara Lathrop, Marion
Lathrop, Frank Lathrop, Winifred
Richardson, Susie Williams; perfect
in attendance since entering, Alice
Christie. Absent one day, Roger Will
cox, Katharine Stone. Absent one
and one-half days during membership,
Francis Brooks. Absent two days,
Eileen Mcbride, Helena Mcbride,
Helen Read. Absent two and half
days, Edna Bell, Raymond Cherbon-
neau, George Cherbonneau; during
membership, Walter Hazleton. Alb
sent three days, during membership,
Orrin Lord. Absent four days, Ethel
Read, William Johnston. Perfect in
attendance for entire year, Susie Will
liams.
Marion Carver Rotsford, teacher.
MANCHESTER CENTER
The Service Club will meet Thurs
with Mrs. A. B. Marsden.
Mrs. II. C. Shaw entertained st.
Margaret's Guild Tuesday.
Frank Squires and party took a fish
ing trip to Stratton Pond recently.
Il. G. Stone of East Dorset was in
town Monday afternoon on business.
Aaron Baker, ST., of Dorset Noun
tain, was in town Monday on business.
The Ladies Auxiliary of Zion
church will meet Thursday with Mrs.
|. H. Connor.
Regular service at the Baptist
church next Sunday morning and eve
ming.
Several from Manchester will go
10 Stratton Thursday and camp out
me night.
Miss Winnie Capin is spending
wo weeks vacation with relatives in
Ninhall. :
The Marble City quartz tie has been
ngaged to sing at the Old Homestead
uly 4th adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Thompson and
hildren spent Sunday with relatives
n Dorset.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. C. Elmer and chill
rem were guests of relatives in Dor
ct Sunday.
The Loyal Legion will meet at the
BAPTIST Vestry at p. m, on Satur-
ay Of this week
MIR. and Mrs. J. f. HilIiard of Rut-
and are visiting at Mrs. j. R. Hill
lard S this week.
Remember the concert, carnival and
re works at the Old Homestead, Man
hester, evening of July 4th. adv.
Mrs. Reed will assist Mrs. Wynan ,
With her millinery and is also prepar-
d to do fashionable dressmaking.
adv.