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

Frank NJ. Prindle Of New Yorl
City was a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
X. Miner over the Fourth. Mr.. Prin
dies many old time friends in this vii
lage are always glad to see him here
Mr.. Prindle's son Carlyle I. Prindle
was a visitor here last week.
The committee appointed to create
an interest in the Fresh Air Fund
will call upon the people in all of thu
villages, hoping that large sum vii
be raised with which the railroad
fares of the hi'dren are to be paid.
DR.. Cowles, licensed veterinarian
Stae of Vermont, has removed to the
stable owned by Mrs. S. S. Clemens
at Manchester Center, beside Lugene's
Harness Shop wher he may be found
by day. Telephone CALL ASP. adv
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Clark and fam
lily arrived Thursday from their home
in Philadelphia. They are occupying
their delightful home "Wyndhurst'
after an absence of summer spent
on the other side Of the Atlantic.
Advices from Miss Hermione II.
Garfield, who was recently operated
on at the Mary Fletcher Hospital at
Burlington, are to the effect that she
is improving splendidly and expects
to be allowed to sit up in another
week.
The following services will be held
at st. Johns Church on Sunday, July
IL, with the Rev. Herbert J. Cook, d.
d., of Beverly, N. j, in charge: Holy
Communion, 500 a. m. Morning
Prayer, Litany, and Sermon, 11:00 a.
m. Evening Prayer, 500 P. M.
The suit of R. E. Way against ]. P.
Geddes' attorneys were Holden &
special master M. C. Weber of Rut-
laond Friday. Mr.. Way was repre-
sented by Chase & Griffith and Mr..
Geddes attorneys wer Holden &
Haley of Bennington The matter has
not been settled as yet.
Swat that fly! He's all right in his
place but that place is not in the sick
room, the dining room or the bed
room. Kill him on sight and that will
save the seven or eight million in
crease from that particular fly. Swat
him after you think you have him
killed for he is tough fellow.
Rev. DR.. Geo. T. Smart will occupy
the pulpit of the Congregational
church on the 18th and 10th inst. He
will spend the intervening week with
Mrs. Smart as guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
d. X. Simonds. DR.. Smart was pas
tor here for several years and at the
present time is pastor of church in
Newton Highlands, Mass.
E. J. Hosley of East Hartford,
Conn, made the Journal Office pleas
ant call Wednesday morning and re-
newed his subscription. Mr.. Hosley
formerly lived in Sunderland and
while in town is visiting at the home
II. S. King at the Depot who was
one of his Sunderland neighbors. He
had not been in this village for more
than ten years.
Advertised Letters at Manchester,
VT, July 8, 1914: Mrs. Alden Bryant,
Mrs. Thomas G. Dickson, Mr.. Forbes,
Miss Mary Glovers, Martha Guthrie,
Mrs. Laura Hemenway, Mrs. L. T.
Kelley, H. d. LaBatt, C. H. Lane,
Giacinto DeLott, Mile Martin, Mrs.
John Markle, Mrs. Henry Phelps, Mrs.
l.. Fl. Rogers (2), H. B. Sharpe, Fred
erika Skinner, VIM. Fl. Sheldon, A.
Woodgate, ]. w. Spratt. By. r. J.
Orvis, p. M.
Miss Juliette Arden, who has been
in town for the past two weeks in
the interest of the Tribune Fresh Air
Fund, left Monday for Rutland, from
which place she will work out into the
country for the next two weeks. Miss
Arden has placed about 450 children
from the great city Of New York in
various homes between Cambridge, N.
Y, and Middletown Springs, VT, over
100 being taken care Of in Granville,
n. Y, alone.
Manager Breitkopf Of the Motion
Picture Arcade calls attention to the
fact 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 Bernhard in Queen
Elizabeth" flour reels); July Goth,
Nat C. Goodwin in Oliver Twist, five
reels); Aug. 9th, Henry E. Dixey in
Chelsea No. 1850, -four reels). See
advertisement. adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Hawley, who
have been on trip around the world
and which will terminate on their ar
rival at their home in Oakland, Cal,