The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-05-20

u. WAS Ia town last Friday calling o.
relatives
Mr. and Mr. Schroeder q Nortl
Troy. n. T., we're in Dorse, Saturday
for the day
Ira A. Glover has had q phone in
STALLED in his house on the West road
The number is 1914
Mrs. Frederick Bush Of Waterbury
Conn. is visiting her sister Mrs A. B
Cheney Of Church street
Mr.. and Mrs Merritt Sheldon OF
North Rupert, were in town the first
Of the week calling on relatives,
Mr.. and Mrs WIN. McWayne Of the
North district. were in Manchester
Center last Saturday shopping.
Kimball Tilt, who is clerking for
A. W. Phelon, was in Manchester on
Monday interviewing Dir. Pierce.
Miss Leona johnson. who is teach
ing in the North district, spent the
weekend at her home in West Paplet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton r. Kent of the
West road, are entertaining Mr.. Mac
Intosh OF Bennington for a few days.
The W. K. c. met with Mrs, ~ Me-
Wayne last Saturday afternoon TO per-
feet arrangements for Memorial Day
Mrs. Edwin Child left Tuesday af-
ternoon on the "fiier" for New York
and will be away for two or three
days
Mrs. +. c. Hamilton Of Bennington,
was a guest Of Mrs, H. w. Davis of
the West Road for two days last
week.
Mrs. Burr Harwood and child Of
West Hebron, is visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Judd, Of the West
road.
Mr.. and Mrs Grant Matson Of Elm
street, spent the weekend with Mr..
Matson's sister Mrs Merritt Sheldon,
Of North Rupert
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w Sykes Of North
Evans, n. Y, are spending month
with Mr. and Mrs Waldo B. Sykes Of
the North district.
Joseph II. Harrington Of Troy, N.
Y, was in town for several days last
week the guest Of the A. W. Harring-
tons Of Church street.
About 20 Of our young people held
an impromptu dance at the Club
House last Thursday evening. A Vic
trola furnished the music.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Tiff Of the
North district, were in West Rupert
one day last week visiting Mrs. Nor
man Morehouse of that village.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowman, who have
been living for the past year on
Church street, are moving this week
to their new house on Kent" hill.
Thomas B. Pratt Of the Mettowee
Farms, made a flying trip to New York
last Friday, returning on Tuesday.
Business was the cause of the journey.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Peltier, Miss
Childs, f. K Manley, and Master Har
old Manley took an auto trip to Shu-
shan and Hebron, N. Y, last Sunday.
j, Greenleaf Sykes Of New York and
Burlington, was in 'owr Friday and
of last week visiting his
father, Deacon G. NJ. Sykes of Church
street
Mrs, Henry Prentiss Of Elizabeth,
N. j., was in Dorset for a few days
last week making arrangements for
the opening Of her place on Church
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert l.. Blnkherd Of
New York, were IN town for few
days last week arranging for the cp-
rnirg of their pleasant home Apple
croft" on the West road,
Mrs. George n. Chambers Of the
West road, who has been i'll for the
past two weeks, is very much improv
ed and Miss Harvey, who was attend
ng her, has left for other work.
On account of the busy week proceed
ng Memorial Day the Ladies Society
II the Church have decided to hold
heir social on Thursday, June 3rd We
will mention it again in the June 3rd
ssue Of the Journal.
r. d. Campbell, who has been at
nome for the past five months. left
Sunday night on the "fier" for Yonk
RS, n. Y, to resume his duties as
asher for the Warren Brothers Paw
ng Co. of Boston, who have a contract
or paving in that city.
Mrs. Ira Tiff Of Church street, has
announced the engagement Of her only
laughter. Amy T.. Blackmer to Sher-
nan Nichols. second son of the late
Charles Nichols and Mrs. Percy Mears
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