The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-08-26
MANCHESTER

Mr.. ;. T.. Hughes d visiting hsi
mother. Mrs r G. Strong.
NJ. and Mrs. C. ~. Lincoln q West
Rupert. are visiting az Ira Bentleys.
Mise Holmes Of Bedford Hills, IL
stopping ., Ira Bentley's for a while.
Roger c. Perkins Was a; bis home
here the latter part o. the seek and
over Sunday.
Mrs Belle Whcadon and two daugh-
tiers arc visiting her parents, Mr. ana
Mrs Jay Bentley.
J. l.. Given Of New York City, is
spending some time with his family at
the Black cottage.
John Leming of Albany, is visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Lem
ing. Of Franklin avenue.
The Rev J. Devote Perry D. d.
will oniciate at st, Johns Episcopal
Church next Sunday morning.
Mrs. r. p Hoyt is in Montreal, p.
O.. spending few days with her son,
RIP. Hoyt, whom she met there.
Miss Sarah Buck. who has been
critically in at the home Of Mrs. Chas
Buck IN this village, seems to be im-
proving.
Mrs Henry 0Hayre has sold her
home place near Dellwood Cemetery
10 c. N. Clark, who owns the property
adjoining.
James /. Taylor is in Detroit, Micha
to attend the National Amateur Gols
Championship tournament soon to be
held In that city.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry c. Danforth
and infant child were guests Of Mrs.
Danforth's sister, Mrs. Frank p. Nc
CURE, on Thursday last.
Mrs. w. T, Sargent, who has been
visiting at her old home here for
cogr'e Of weeks left Wednesday for
her home in Bnghamton, \. Y.
Don't forget the summer sale and
social by the Episcopal Church Guild
n Charles Robinson's AT the Center
this Thursday afternoon and evening.
The Manchester Union Band will
hold another social dance at the new
gymnasium on this coming Saturday
evening. These dances are becoming
deservedly popular.
Miss Fannie Gray is seriously i'll at
the home Of her mother, Mrs. K. c.
Gray in this village. Miss Gray is
suffering from diabetes and is under
the care of trained nurse.
Mrs. j. Dudley Wright who has
been away for several weeks visiting
friends at various resort places in
Maine and Massachusetts, returned
home Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Hamilton Of Knox
vile, Tenn, and Mrs. John D. Wild
and two children from Chicago, are
visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hiram Eggleston at their home in this
village.
The Equinox House is having al
most record season this year and
Proprietor Orvis is now advertising /
that the hotel will be open until Nov.
1st This viii be good news for the
motor tourists.
Miss Annie L. BATHS has been en-
tertaining Mrs. James Dalgleish and
daughter Mary of Washington, d. G.,
the past week. Mrs. Dalgleish will
be remembered as Miss Fannie Bar
ney Of Arlington.
Miss Kate NJ. Nash expects to COM
mence the erection of new house on
Franklin avenue opposite st. Paul's
Church and next north of Mrs. Min
ME f. Cross home 1t is expected
that It will be ready for occupancy
April lst, 1916.
NJ. j, Hawley Of Oakland, Cal, ar
rived at his mothers home here on
Friday last. He was accompanied by
his mother-in-law, Mrs. Agnes Swift,
who has been with Mr.. and Mrs. Haw
ley at their home in Oakland ever
since last winter.
re second and last entertainment I
for this season in Manchester Of the
Misses Hoyt was given Friday even I
ing in the gymnasium, at which there
was a large and, as always, an en-
thusiastic audience The Misses Hoyt ,
wish at this time TO thank those in !
the balcony who SO kindly threw
flowers.
There are quite lot Of golfers from :
the Ekwanok Country Club who are
contesting in the first open tourna- !
ment at the Dorset Field Club this {
week. Among them are W. A. Barber,
Jr.. the new state champion, Archie ,
II. C. Taylor and others.
- y L.