The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-03-04
MANCHESTER

IN. wrigh, uaf home The fore part
Of tho seek from Brandon where he
has been al winter doing forestry
work
Nrs. Robcr, J orvis icf, last Fri
day for Syracuse, n. y, where she
viii remain for about ten days visit
ing her sister
Geo. r. Hemenway Of S. Adams,
arrived horne Tuesday, called here BY
The sudden death Of his brother Dr.
l.. r. Hemenway
Albert N. Reed, Esq, who mas been
away for several weeks IN Lakewood,
N. j.. and Augusta Ga. returned
home Friday afternoon looking well
and ~
Mrs. Frank y. Mcclure and daugh-
ter Margaret who have been visiting
Mrs. McGuircs sister, Mrs. Danforih,
in Eas, Rupert, returned home Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs John Jacob Gunther Of
New York City and Manchester, were
in town Tuesday TO make arrange
ments for alterations at THE Elms
this coming season.
This section Of the country was
treated TO a good old-fashioned snow
storm last Thursday, making fairly
good sleighing again Don't uncover
your shrubbery yet.
The supper that was to be held by
the men IN ihe Congregational Church
parlors this Thursday evening has
been postponed until NEXT Thursday
evening, March 18th. Take due notice
thereof and govern yourselves accord
ingly.
There will Be an entertainment CIV
en- 10 The Congregational church par
lors on Friday evening March 18th,
under the auspices Of the Rainbow
Society. The entertainer for the
evening viii be Lottie l.. Tillotaon Of
Hawaii 46-2w
The mid-year recital Of the pupils Of
Mime Brooks music class in the
assembly hall Of the gymnasium last
Thursday evening was well attended
and was particularly enjoyable
event, and in spite Of the very severe
weather prevailing at the time.
The dance that was to be given at
the Seminary gymnasium on Tuesday
evening, the End inst, was postponed
on account Of the death Of Dr. J.. =.
Homenway, and win be held on Tues
day evening March 9Th. Those who
had invitations and those who were to
provide the refreshments are reminded
that invitations both for the dance and
for the supplying Of the refreshments
will be in effect for next Tuesday
Those who admire "Manchester-in-
the Mountains in the summer would
have been in ecstacics over the beau
tiful snow-scene displayed here all day
Friday The pines and hcmlocks and
larchcs weighted with the heavy soft
blanket Of pure white snow, and such
a light over it all! No human hand
gould paint such a scene, just to look
Mt the Charles Isham place was worth
millions Of dollars to the true nature
lover
Among the numerous interesting
events Of last week one was omitted.
The Congregational Ladies' Sewing
Society, which met with Mrs. Simonds.
The morning was fine and celebrating
and 30 ladies came out and took hold
of the work with zest. A nice lunch
con was served at 1890 by several of
the ladies, after which Mrs. Edward
Swift entertained the company with
vaired pianolo recital. Much work
was accomplished and all seemed to
enjoy the day.
From a recent issue Of Boston
daily we copy the following relative
to ] f.. Haslam, who was the steward
at the Equinox House last summer
and who is the steward at the Hotel
Lorraine in New York City: y. L.
HaslarIi, one of the best known breed
crs and fanciers of French Bull Dogs,
has been selected to judge this breed
at the show Of the Toy Dog Club OF
New England which is to be held at
Cambridge, Mass, April 10th
Edward H. Swift arrived home from
Montpelier last Saturday and remain
ed over Tuesday, returning TO his dut-
les on Wednesday. MIR. Swift is GER
tainly making good at the capital and
the following, taken from Jack Harris
letter in the last Advance, shows how
well he his handling the difficult prob
lens that confront him and his assoei-
ate, Mr.. Dion, head door-keeper: THE
House and Senate dook-keepers per-
form their duties admirably at all