The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-10-15
MANCHESTER

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n town on business. "Wednesday.
Geo. r. Lawrence Was in Sandgatl
on business, Saturday Of last week
Mrs J. D. Wright vas a vixito
With friends il Rutland fer = few day.
last week
The Monday Club will meet o.
Monday. the 18th with Mrs. r. l.
Wyman.
Dr ricrces Office viii h. closed
Thursdays until further notice, begin
ming this week.
Col 4. S. kinsiey Of Rutland. was
In Manchester for couple Of days
this past week
Max Breitkopf announces the clos
ink Of the Motion Picture Arcade on
the coming Saturday night
Mr, and Mrs. r. +. Mcqueen left
for New York, Saturday after spend
ing the summer in this village
Miss julia c. Nugent left Saturday
for her home in Troy. N. Y, after q
good season in Manchester.
Ernes, Gibson, who has been work
ing this summer in Coy e. McGuire's
store, has finished his duties there.
John Mcclure, who has ben having
a weeks vacation, has again taken up
his duties in Coy a. McGuire's store.
Albert Stockwell has his new house
well under way and will be in il before
the winter sets in IL he has good luck.
Miss Lille Towsley, who spent the
past summer in New York City, re-
turned some days since and is with
Miss Black once more.
Mrs. C. A. Sands, who has been
spending the summer at her cottage
in Manchester, left today for her home
in East Orange, N. j.
On Monday the weather took de-
cided brace and came off cold so that
il seemed more like fall than at any
time in several weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. l.. H. Hemenway and
Miss Hemenway leave on the Goth for
Honolulu after spending the summer
with +. II. Hemenway and family in
this village.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. 0rvis and Miss
Orvis returned Saturday from spend
ing the summer at their cottage at
'rhompson's Point Mr. Orvis is much
improved in health.
The family of Mr.. and Mrs. A. d.
Pratt who have been occupying Miss
HOLSTERS house for the past summer,
rturned to their home in Brooklyn on
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Mary +. O. Marbury is still
very i'll at her home at the Orvis Cot
tage. Although somewhat improved
still her condition is source of anxi-
ETY. to her many friends
Miss Elsie Boynton, who has recent
Nv returned to Manchester from
Springfield, Mass, and who has been
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Mary =. Way
has accepted a situation in the Office
of Hon. Edward Griffith, as stenog
rapher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Barber, to-
gether with their daughter and hus-
band, motored from White Creek Sun
day and spent the afternoon with Mrs.
Lezem Bovey. Mrs. Barber (nee
Emily Rice) was a cousin Of the late
Mrs. Mercy Carpenter.
Chas. f. Bacon Of Londonderry, VT,
was a recent visitor at the home Of his
daughter, Mrs. +. II. Swift. Mr..
Bacon has greatly improved in {
health and went on Monday to Rut-
land where he expects to put himself
under the care OF an occulist for a
season. /
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollin NJ. Shattuck Of
Buffalo, N. Y, arrived in Manchester i
Monday and are visiting Mr. Shat
tuck's brother and sister, c. A. Shat
tuck and Miss Martha Shattuck. Mr.. y
Shattuck remained but a couple of a
days and then left for Albany, N. Y.
He expects to return here the latter !;
part Of the week.
Mountain Day was observed last
by the students of the Sem :.
mary. About 80 Of the students, to-
gether with the teachers, made a trip !,
10 Downer's Glen and then up to Pros
pect Rock. There is no prettier trip
in Manchester than to Downer's Glen, =
xhile the view from Prospect Rock is 9
worth travelling miles to u
AXE in.
Mr.. and Mrs George II. Thatcher y
md family, who have been in Man =
hester as usual all this past summer, "
rave closed their cottage here and re-
urned TO their home in Albany, n. Y. Z
Mrs H. NJ. Cushmau OF New York T.
sity, is visiting her sister, Miss Helen u
4. Black. Mrs. Cushman bears her