The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-06-10
MANCHESTER


are a, Maple Dale Farm for The sea
son.
John p. Tattlc has gene TO New
Britain, Conn. where be- has a posi-
tion.
MrA. J. Clarence Bacon is visiting
her parents. Mr. and Mrs j H. Bar.
kcr IN Bradford, Conn.
The night mail has been put on for
the summer season. II closes about :
o'clock in the evening
Sunday certainly was beautiful
day. II Is getting to BE- June weather
now Pretty dry tho
WIN. q Mcknight Of New York
City, has joined Mrs. Mcknight aud
children At their cottage on Shepard
avenue.
The Misses Emma and Jessie James
Of North Adams, Mass, are visiting
their sister Mrs. A. II. Darling, at
Dellwood.
The family Of r. D. Brown Of Phil
adelphia, are al their cottage, Half
Way Farm on the West road for the
summer.
J. b. Wilbur, Jr., Of South Shafts
bury, was at the home Of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. James 3, Wilbur
on Saturday.
Al a melting Of the Village trustees
on Friday night James Hanley was
selected for the Village police officer
for the coming summer.
L. NJ. Hays Of Burlington, was il
Manchester Friday afternoon on bust
ness. He left for Bennington, Will
mington and Brattleboro.
Geo. d, Coolidge Of Arlington, va
in this village for short time Mon
day in the interests of life insurance
company which he represents.
Mrs. NJ. W. Stewart Of Bennington,
arrived Saturday afternoon and will
spend several weeks with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Otto r. Bennett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo H. Thacher and
family are at the Jermain cottage
again for the summer. Kenneth
Thatcher was here over Sunday.
Miss Sophia Smyth Of East Orange,
n. j., has arrived in town for the
season and is at tie Randall Cottage,
known as "Maple Dale Farm"
Mrs. Vina NJ. Willard of the Or
chard Park Hotel has purchased new
eight-cylinder Cadillac car which will
be used for accommodation of the
guests at moderate prices.
Raymond, Pynehon & Co. will open
brokers Office in the Equinox House {
on or about June Goth for the conyen
fence Of the Equinox guests and cot /
tagars in Manchester ard vicinity. i
Miss Sarah w. 0rvis was at her
home here over Sunday. She came 9
her from Boston and viii visit in q
Burlington and Montpelier for sea s
son and then go to Thompson's Point /
for vacation n
A much needed rain started in ON
Tuesday morning, helping to relieve
parched nature, as well as helping to :
wash off the great accumulation Of
dust that had gathered on everything j,
that would hold dust. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert f. Mcqueen of !.
New York City, have arrived at their =
summer home on Taconic avenue for
the season. They have a very nice "
town car this season which is to be
seen or our streets this summer. d
Edwin Lefevre of Dorset, was in
town on business last Saturday. Mr.. HI
Lefevrc says that he expects his fam
Ily at their beautiful summer home nj
IN Dorset in a few days where they
viii be for the remainder of the sea- :.
SON
There has recently been installed at =,
he Carsden Inn Garage new air :.
machine for the purpose of
nfating automobile tires. This is a
great time saver and will be greatly -
by the patrons of the d
,arage.
Among those from her who attended w
he funeral OF the late Gov. John g. %
Mccullough at North Bennington last
Wednesday afternoon were Chief JUS W.
ice Low, land hunson, Hen. Roher' 7 OF
lincoln and James B. Wilbur, the first
wo being pail bearers. CT
Hon. and Mrs. Robert Roberts of ev
Burlington, were in this village for
couple of days last week. Mr.. Rob m,
RS a prominent lawyer in Burlington Su
nd former mayor Of that city, was
orn in this village, and his early NJ,
outh was spent here. no
Advertised letter at Manchester VI,
une 9. 1915: c. c. Allen, Mrs. Albert so,