The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-07-01
NANCE HESTER


Carl Wiley Of South Londonderry
VI, vas in town Wednesday
w G. Bebee has returned from Z
visit 10 his sister in Norwich. Conn
Or, and Mrs. d. 0. Edison 81 New
York City, are in town Tor season
r. l.. Lawrence Of Sunderland, was
in this village on Tuesday on business
II. w. VanWagene Of Morristown,
N. j., is guest at the orvis Cottage
for a season
Hon. Reuben Bentley and son Of
Sandgate, were in Manchester on
Tuesday on business.
c. N. Clark and family Of Philadel-
phia, have arrived at their summer
home, "Wyndhurst'
Miss Helen Hawley has returned
from school and is with her aunt, Miss
w. u. Hawley, in this village
Mrs Otto X. Bennett returned Mon
day afternoon, having spent the past
week at Mortified and Brookhed, VT.
Mr. and Mrs. j. b. Wilbur, Jr. Of
South SALISBURY, were in town over
Sunday, guests at "Wilburton Farms. +"
The Misses Jane and Ruth Perkins,
who have been attending a house party
in the Catskills, returned home Mon.
day.
Rev. FIR. y. Kelly was in Montpelier
last Friday attending the funeral SER
vices Of the late Rev VIM J. O.'Sul-
livan.
Stanley 0rvis Of Bridgeport, Conn.
has been in town for the past week,
guest of his cousins r. j. and A. C.
0rvis.
Otto r. Bennett, Jr., returned Fri
day afternoon from Norwich Uniyer-
sity where he has just completed his
second years work.
j. ID. Wright was at his home here
over Sunday, returning Monday to
Brandon, VT, where he is still engag-
ed in forestry work.
Mrs. Max Breitkopf and two daugh-
tiers, who have been in New York City
since last winter arrived at their home
here on Wednesday last.
The many friends Of c. C. Bell are
pleased TO see him about the streets
once more after being laid up with
Hines for a couple Of weeks.
Hon. and Mrs. David X. Simonds
spent Commencement week at Middle.
bury College, Of which institution Mr. |
Simonds has long been trustee.
Dr. L. E. Pierce, accompanied by
Lester Reed, Ben Cleveland and Will
Bull, went to Tinmouth Pond Satur.
day afternoon on fishing trip.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Manchester Village improvement Soci-
ETY. will be held Monday evening, July
18th, at Dr. Pierce's Office at s o'clock.
Hon. f. II. Holden of Bennington,
Hon. b. l.. Stafford and Leonard
Wing, Esq. Of Rutland, were in town
Tuesday afternoon on business at the
Probate Office
+. II. Hemenway was in Orwell
over Sunday, returning Monday with
Mrs. Hemenway and their two chill
dren, who had been on a visit to Mrs.
Hemenway's sister.
The services at st. Johns Episcopal
Church will commence next Sunday,
Rev W. H. Bamford in charge. Morn
ing prayer and Holy Communion at
IL, and evening prayer at 5.
Rev Chapman and Rev. Kelton
drove TO Rutland last Monday in Mr..
car to attend the minister
ial meeting Of the Burlington district. !
They returned Tuesday forenoon.
Rev. b. NJ. Kent will occupy the pull
pit Of the Methodist Church next sun
day morning. In the evening the pas
tor viii preach. presenting a subject
appropriate 10 the day, July az.
Hon. VIM. B. Edgerton left We'd
ncsday morning for Burlington to be
present at the graduation of his son, ,
Robert X. Edgerton, who has just /.
his course at L. V. NJ.
Miss +. Eliza Sessions, solicitor for ,
he Vermont kurn Kattin Homes, will !
be in this town on her annual visit ,
his coming week. Manchester town !
nas two boys in that institution
Miss Agnes Mcbride Of Bennington g
OF this village, arrived in !
own Tuesday afternoon and viii I
pend the remainder Of the season s
With her aunt, Miss Monica Mcbride.
There will be a formal opening Of 8
he japanese tea garden in the base !.
nent Of the Battenkill Inn, to which !
II the public are invited. on Tuesday I