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

Mrs II Mutstr q Church street
was Oh, u town for several days last
week.
Ernest II. West q the West road
vas IN Baulcboro last Saturday o.
business
Mrs. Chas d. McWayne and chill
drcn spent several days ii Bennington
last wek.
Miss Edna Hall Of Main street, was
in Dandy Monday attending the funer-
al " relative
Perry b. Pcltier Of Church street,
who was quite IN over Labor Day, is
very much better.
Silas Harwood Of South SALISBURY.
Is spending several days in town visit
ing friends and relatives.
George Allen Of East Orange, N. j.,
was weekend guest at the Pratt
homestead on North Main street.
Miss Alice Collier, who has been
quite III at the home Of Mrs. George
+ Kellogg. is very much better.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. f. Connell spent
Sunday with Mrs Sarah Connell on
returning from Great Darlington.
Miss PIummer who has been
spending month at the Avalon"
left Tuesday for her home in New
York.
Louis Batehelder Of Elm street, left
Sunday for Hartford, Conn, where he
will resume his work in the high
school.
Allie Roberts, our game warden,
spent two days Of last week over the
mountain looking up game law viola
tons.
Miss Margaret Berry Of Brooklyn,
N. y, favored the church goers Sun
day with solo, which was greatly
appreciated,
Fred S. Holley and J. d. Schroeder
left Sunday evening for their homes
in Troy, N. Y, after spending some
time in Dorset.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. H. Harrington, of
Troy, N. Y, were recent guests of
thar cone a. tho Na+.ou,aa L'n.,, Il,
the North district.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. d. Chapman of
North Main street, spent several days
If last week in Manchester Center
With their children.
Mrs. JOHN Fisher of South Main
street, was in Manchester Center Sun
lay and Monday at the home of her
on, j. S. Batchelder.
John Sherman and his friend, B. a
Pebbles, Of Schenectady, n Y, were |,
weekend guests Of Mrs. A. p. Sher- .
nan Of Church street. Z
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cary and Miss
AIRY of Middle Granville, N. Y, were a
cent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James s
robinson Of Elm street. +
Arthur Wade and family, who have t,
cen visiting relatives on the "Hol- Il
Nv" road, left last Saturday for their s.
ONE in Boston, Mass. 7
Miss Anna Marley who went to the Il
roy Hospital last week and under Il
'ent an operation, is doing very nice n
! and will be at home again in about n
week. +
The engagement is announced of =
Iiss Ruth Cheney Of Dorset, to
lbert HINGE of the Dupont Chemical ,
forks at Barlin, N. j. The Journal NJ
stends congratulations. "
Edward Ford of Chicago, H.. is a - =,
nest of Holley Gilbert of the West :, "
'ad. Last Sunday morning Mr. Ford :
ave a very interesting talk to the =.
lildren on the Far East" -
Miss Harriet HoIey Of North Main !.
rect, and Mr.. Fauchs Of New York, :,
i've a recital" in the lecture room Of =
c church Tuesday afternoon. Pro- Ia
eds for benefit of the church.
DR.. Bertram Post and family are at ma
e Avalon for a short stay. DR.. 70
,st is connected with Robert College su
Constantinople, Turkey, and is an
other Of Mrs. Charles Carhart oh
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Sykes and Dea- ut
n and Mrs. Rollin Sykes entertained WI
c following over Labor Day: Mr.. and en-
RS. Charles Carpenter Of Chicopee dc
Ills, Mass. and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph 30
rupture and son Of Hartford, Conn. ~
:. gil
Mr.. Durand's house is progressing NJ.
pidly and the frame work can be =;
en- from all points of the compass. "a
! situation is one Of the best in Dor u,
/ and when completed Mr. Durand 80,
II have as fine a home as one could ho
sire. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. A. Brigham, who Gle
unt.k la,