The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-05-13
MANCHESTER

Ibr. and Mrs. l.. h.. Fierce ana NJ
and Mrs. Ralph jenkins motored .
Springfield. VI. Saturday and spen
Sunday there.
Roscoe Wilcox, who was in Wash
ingfon during the past winter wit
Robert r. Lincoln's family, has re
turned home.
Mr.. and Mrs r. l.. Maxim, who have
been In Brooklyn, N. Y, for the pas
winter, arrived at their home her'
Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. H. Richardson and
daughters have returned from wash
iar,on, D. c., where they were during
the past winter.
Mrs. H. NJ. Cushman Of New York
City, arrived Wednesday afternoon to
pass a few weeks with her sister
Miss Helen ~ Black.
r.. s. Botsford is building a new
garage at his home in the south part
Of the town. Maybe il is not garage
but Il looks sort of like one.
Mrs. Ella r. Bourn. who has been
confined 10 her home practically ever
since her return from Florida some
weeks since, Is slowly improving.
Hon. and Mrs Robert Todd Lincoln
and family returned to ''Hildene' last
Friday morning, after having spent
the winter in Washington, ID. G.
Mrs. X. D. Brown Of Philadelphia,
is in town for a few days to see about
the opening of their summer home,
Half Way Farm, for the coming sea-
son.
Seven deer were seen by guests at
Macnaughtan's last Thursday even
ing. These deer were all in one herd
and were a very unusual and pretty
sight.
David l.. Buckley, who was in Pasa-
dena. Cal, last winter with r. NJ
Pearson. has returned to town and was
TO be seen about his favorite haunts
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. C. Orvis, who were
in Thompson's Point for a few days
last week. have returned home. They
will 20 TO the Point for the summer
later on.
Mrs. Alonzo Wyman, who has spent
the winter in Pittsburg, Pa, with her
son. Frank T. Wyman, has returned
TO her home in the north part OF the
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace G. Young of
Albany, were at the orvis Cottage
pyer Sunday, having come up to see
about the opening Of their summer
home here.
Every night in the week excepting
Sunday. Maxs movies are better
han ever because he is always on The
alert for anything that will improve
,ha so,-vico he gives. adv |
w. Rathbone Bacon Of New YORK
City. was in this village Monday ana
Tuesday looking for cottage Tor
he coming summer. He was at the
1ryis Cottage while here.
Judge and Mrs. Robert F. Mcqueen
arrived in Manchester Tuesday morn
ng. They spent the winter months
With Manager A. f. Martin at the
Hotel Bon Air in Augusta, Ga.
The women's missionary meeting OF
he Congregational Church will be
,eld at the parsonage Thursday at
J. m. All ladies are invited.
Peter Leming Of Albany, N. u, is in
own for the summer.
Frank NJ. Pearson, who was IN fasa-
ena, Cal. all winter as manager OF
o,el there, arrived in Manchester
thursday morning for few days
,ay. He stopped at Mrs. Larkin's
ottage while here.
c. c. Bell Of this village was the re-
intent Monday Of an lS-inch trout
hat weighed two pounds when dress
d. II was caught in the Battenkill by
lr Bells son-in-law, S. o. Williams,
I Bennington. Y
Charles Isham arrived Tuesday to I
re about the opening Of the lsham
lmmer home in this village. There
re few places in Manchester that re- i
i've the painstaking care Of the own i
! that Mr.. Isham's does.
AT a meeting of the Manchester
pction OF the Green Mountain Club q
ald last Friday evening in the Gym s
asium, Miss Marion c. Botsford was ,
Dpointed secretary TO FIJI out the I'M
spired term caused by the removal of :
ISIS Bertha Shaw TO Bennington.
Miss Mary b. Gleason of Troy, n. :
!, was in town Friday calling on !.
lends. Miss Gleason's many friends Z
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