The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-07-22
MANCHESTER

ton on Thursday afternoon.
John Fisher, ESQ., ~ Dorset, Was y
this village on Thursday last
George onis iefi Sunday for New
York City on business trip.
neinel's regular reduction sale 4
now on. See mis- advertisement IN ar.
other column. adv
Miss Annie l.. BATHS gave tea in
honor Of her friends, Miss Genncrt on
Tuesday afternoon.
John Leming Of Albany, ~ y, was
recent guest 81 HE parents, MIR. and
Mrs. Peter Leming.
W. G. Mcknight Of New York City,
IL spending the week with his family
3, the STEELE Cottage on Shepard
avenue.
Mrs. Geo. w. Bennett, who was tax
en- severely III last Friday afternoon
with an attack Of gravel, is much more
comfortable.
Walter j. Travis, the old golf war
horse, was in town last week taking
bis regular practice over the course Of
the Ekwanok Country Club.
II was very warm last Friday and
Saturday, while Sunday was an ideal
Manchester day. Very few real hot
days 50 far this season.
Dr. and Mrs. Carl Dalton Cleghorn
arrived here Tuesday FOR stay Of
day, prior to taking their departure
for their future home in Georgia.
Frank Wallace Of Pitts6eld, Mass,
and Miss Anna Taylor, daughter Of
the late Frederick W. Taylor Of Phila-
deiphia, are guests at c. VI. Clark's.
Mr.. and Mrs Oliver w. Perrin Of
Philadelphia, are guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. James /. Taylor for a week. Mr.
Perrin is yice-president Of the U. S.
G. A.
] b. Estee Of Montpelier president
OF thy Vermont State Fair Association,
was a recent guest Of Mr. and Mrs.
James B. Wilbur at "Wlburton
Farms"
Henry Ross had the misfortune to
severely cut some Of his fingers on
his left hand while removing some
moving machine knives from a ma
chine.
E. b. Baldwin Of Arlington, was at
the Probate Court in this village on
Thursday attending TO the settling Of
the estates Of D. G. Barney and New
ton Grant.
The editor was the recipient Of a
monster head of lettuce, measuring 10 |
inches across, from Jas. c. Gray Mr.
Gray is successful gardener as well |
as fisherman.
Mrs. Clara b. Stafford of Jamaica
Plain, Mass, arrived at her home here
on Saturday afternoon to spend her
annual vacation with her mother, Mrs.
Geo. w. Bennett.
Chas. Z. Gray, wife and son James,
of Troy, N. Y, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank X. Gray of Boston, are guests
Of their mother, Mrs. Thyrza Ann
Gray in this village.
Miss Elizabeth Boynton of New
York City, arrived Tuesday afternoon
from New York City for a visit with
her sister, Mrs. Mary f. Way, and her
brother, orrin W. Boynton.
Mrs. James Dalgleish, formerly
Miss Fannie Barney Of Arlington, was
in Manchester Thursday morning at
tending to the settling Of the estate
Of her father, the late D. G. Barney, Of
Arlington.
Brewster's Millions, which is to be
given by Manager Breitkopf next
Monday night, is said to be one of the
best comedy-dramas ever done in pic
lures. 1t begins with ripple and
ends with a roar. adv Z
Mrs. Ira Bentley returned recently
from about a weeks visit with friends {
in Wallingford and Rutland. She {
reached home the 2lst by auto in COM
pany with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Roberts
and little daughter Of South WalIing- I
ford, with whom she visited and Mrs, d
Allie Edgerton Briggs and son Of Rut- /
land
Edward s. Cornell, secretary of the G
National Highways Protective Society S
Of New York City, was through this
section Tuesday in the interests Of the
above named society This organiza- '
ton il against the despoiling of our :
highways with advertisements Of any /
kind. They injure our trees and afford
places for insects. 1;
The British War Relief Association /
now established in New York City, Q
sends out supplies Of cloth 10 be
made into garments or wool for az {