The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-09-16
MANcRrsrER

Chss p Bentley Ok Sabdga,e. wal
guest Il friends in iown during ,hf
fair
Miss Laura s HOLSTER n CIncia.
mai, ohio . 70 this village for fea
weeks
A. T. Back ~ East Arlington. VAS
Ia tfis village on business Monday
morning
G. n, Shaw % Boston, has rented
Dr.. D. o. Edson's cottage for The
month u October
There viii be services al 81 Johns
Episcopal Church next Sunday at II
q. m and at p. m.
This season has been a very success.
fal one at the Orchard Park Hotel and
still the crowd stays on.
Il is reported that George oryis has
purchased from Mrs. Mary E Robbins
her property on Union street
W. @, Bcbee has just erected On the
Prentice lot in Dellwood Cemetery FIVE
very fine tablets Of Barre granite,
The past three days have been the
hottest days We have had this season.
with o tremendous amount Of humid
ity.
Shepard Strong 81 Cleveland, o..
was on over Sunday guest Of bis
mother Mrs f. 6. Strong Of Brook
side"
The Equinox House is running to
almos, It's summer crowd, there being
bu, ii,e falling of from the regular
August crowd.
Mrs. Otto r. Bennett and daughter
Jessie jean, are spending the week in
Bennington visiting Mrs Benefits
mother and sister.
Rev. ]. G. K, Mcclure, Jr., Of Lake
Forest, H., = a guest Of Rev. and Mrs.
Dumont Clarke. Mr.. Mcclure IS
brother Of Mrs Clarke.
Rev Dumont Clarke occupied the
pulpit in the Onion Church at Sunder-
land last Sunday, much 10 the delight
Of his old pensioners.
Or. and Mrs +. o. Winship Of Gro
ton, Conn. were in Manchester
short time Tuesday. They were en-
route to Montreal by automobile,
Mr.. and Mrs, Albert Ostguy and
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Howe and daugh-
ter Of Springfield. Mass, were week
end guests Of Mr., and Mrs. j. Clarence
Bacon.
Mrs w. Choquette Of Adams, Mass.
is visiting her daughter Miss Georgia
Choquette, manager for the Western
Union Telegraph Office in Manchester,
for week or more.
Miss Mary G. Conc Of Bennington,
was in Manchester visiting friends on
Wednesday afternoon Of last week.
She was accompanied here by her
nephew William Cone, Of Bennington.
Raymond j. Poor has resumed his
work at f. H. Hemenway's Hardware
store after enjoying a couple OF
weeks vacation. He will re-enter
Burr and Burton Seminary next Tues
day,
There will be motion pictures for
the benefit Of the Manchester District
Nursing service at Breitkopf's Arcade
on this Thursday evening, Sept. 10th,
at 7:l5 and 9;l5 p. m. Admission 25c.
adv
Rev. Frank L. Janeway, assistant
pastor Of the Brick Church, Fifth Ave.
and Thirty-seventh street, New York
City, will preach at the Congregation
al Church in Manchester on Sunday
morning, Sept. 18th,
J. f. Haslan, steward at the Equi-
nox House, left Monday noon for New
York City. He will take vacation Of
couple Of weeks before resuming his
duties as steward at The Lorraine, ?
East 45th Street.
Hon. John W. Griggs, a former gov
ernor Of New Jersey and also Attor
ney General Of the United States in
the cabinet Of the late President VIM. |
Mckinley, is guest with his family
at The Equinox House.
Harry Y. Towsley, Of Bellows Falls, |
VT, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. L. I
Towsley Of this village, is spending a
week and a half vacation at his home /
here accompanied by Miss Marjorie .
Swift Of Bellows Falls
Mrs. Lou Graves, who has been
housekeeper al the orvis Cottage dur
ing the past two months, left Monday
for her home in Syracuse, n. y,
where she resumes her duties in the /
public schools Of that city.
A. ". Reed, Esq, leaves this week I
for a two weeks hunting trip in New /.