The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-05-27
MANCHESTER


Memorial Day will he observed d
tbe village schools. Friday, May 2sth
Robert &, Dowling MAS nj his HON,
IN Hoosiek Fsils, n. u. over Sunday
Special while they last--~sA broor
that's a broom" q, H. II Hcmenway's
adv
Nrs Chas, L. Randall has returned
from visit with her sister IN Brook.
field, Mass
Sir. ard Mrs. Irving schmelzel Of
New York City. are q The Cascades
for few weeks.
The usual service viii b. he'd In The
Congr, gational Church on this coming
Sunday morning
Miss Bertha Shaw Of Bennington,
was a Sunday guest Of Mrs. i. "
Trull Of this village.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace G. Young Of
Albany, arrived Friday and are at the
Gables" for the season.
Mrs. l.. +. Wiley and daughter Lois,
are visiting Mrs. Wileys parents in
Middlebury, VI, far a season.
Mr.. Vanneti and sister-in-law, Mrs
Conil, were here over Saturday look
ing for houses for the coming season.
Geo. r. Hemenway, who was operat-
ed on for appendicitis last week, is
steadily improving at the hospital in
ST. Adams.
Miss Alice b. Fox Of New York
City, arrived Thursday afternoon and
lis at her cottage on the cross road
for the season.
Messrs. w. X. Hard, l.. +. Wiley,
and John +. Tuttle went TO Stratton
Pond last Saturday and returned Mon
day afternoon.
The school directors have decided
that there will be no school on Mon
day next as that day will be observed
as Memorial Day.
Mrs. F. d. Mcclure went Sunday 10
visit her sister, Mrs Harry Danforth,
in East Rupert. Mrs, Danforth is ser
iously i'll with Brigth's Disease.
Arsenate Of Lead, Bordeaux, Slug
Shot, Bug Death, Hellebore, Kerosene
Emulsion, Pyrox and Paris Green for
sale at f. II. Hemenway's. adv
j. c. Bacon was in Rutland Thurs
day last and returned with his auto
mobile which had been there for 70
pnirs.
Rev. and Mrs. Dumont Clarke and
two children, who have been spending |
the past winter at Lake Forest. ILL.,, I
returned TO their home here on Thurs /
day last.
Mrs. II. NJ. Cushman. who has been
visiting her sister, Miss Helen M.
Black for the past few weeks, left
Monday afternoon for her home in
New York City,
Manager Breitkopf is running the
Universal films. which are soon to in
claude such popular Broadway stars as
Nat Goodwin, Marie Cahill, Wilton
Laekeye and many others. adv.
Invitations are out for the Junior
Hop at the B. B. B. S. Gymnasium,
Friday evening, May 2Sth, from 700
to TO- Music by Benefits Orchestra.
Refreshments. Tickets, 80 cents.
George Orvis and II. X, Kerr mot
oreG up from New York Friday to at
tend the funeral of Frederick A.
Martin. They spent the night in VIII
Jamestown and reached here Saturday
morning.
Geo II. Thacher was up from
Albany for the weekend and was
stopping at Macnaughtan's. He and
Mrs. Thatcher came up to see about
the opening Of their summer home in
the Jermain cottage.
The Orchard Park Hotel, which has
been thoroughly remodeled and reno
waited, also enlarged by the addition
Of new rooms with baths and newly
furnished with brass beds, will open s
June LIST for its ninth season. Mrs
Vina NJ. Willard is the proprietor and ,
Joseph V. Newman is the manager.
Geo. X. Miner, who has been spend !
ing the past two weeks at his cottage I
in this village, left for New York
City on Monday noon. Mr.. Miner,
who has been editor Of the Sunday
Sun for the last two years, has sew
erd his connection and joined the
staff OF the Mcclure Syndicate, one Of !,
the largest newspaper and magazine
byndicates in the country.
Forty Hours Devotions have been
held this week at St Paul's Church, 4
The following priests being in AT I
tendance: Rev. Frs. l.. A. Nezina Of