The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-07-15
MANcnrsTER
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Quart, pint and onc-half gallon frBif
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Thrifty celery plants, forty cent?
per hundred. postpaid. B. l. Lyons
Bennington, W. ads
W. S. Hoi, and son Andrew Hol'
O, Sunderland. were In Manchester
Saturday on business.
A. Frank Smith has the job Of build
ing large residence at Dorset for
II. c. Durand, Esq, Of Chicago.
Miss Elizabeth kenney and Miss
LAWN Of Philadelphia. Pa, have rooms
over Felt's Shote Store FOR the sum
mer.
]. r. Stuart Of New York City, ar.
rived in town Monday on weeks
vacation at his mothers in the north
part Of the town.
John +. Wiley and son Carl Wiley
Of South Londonderry, VI. were
guests Sunday OF Mr. and Mrs. Leon
Il. Wiley Of this village.
George Smith is attending the
school for health officers that is being
he'd in Burlington this week Wednes-
day, Thursday, and Friday.
Miss Maud Cherbonneau OF New
York City, is at the home OF ,her
father, Eugene Cherbonneau Of Pros
poet street, for the summer.
Master Joseph Mcbride, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. William Mcbride Of Bos-
ton, is spending his vacation with the
Msssrs. Williams on William street.
Rev. FIR. b. Kelly left Sunday after
noon on the annual pilgrimage 10 the
shrine Of ST. Anne deBeaupre, near
Quebec. He win be gone all this week.
Miss Maggie Hanley Of Albany,
only daughter Of patrolman James
Hanley Of this village, is spending the
summer months with her father and
brothers.
Among The list Of officers Of the
Green Mountain State Poultry Asso-
citation recently chosen we note the
selection Of Z. II. Hemenway as
treasurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest j. Hard have
been receiving the congratulations Of
their many friends on the advent of a
son and heir, Willis j. Hard born on
June 18th.
Chirles Phillips Of Pawlet, was a
visitor at this Office Monday. While
here Mr.. Phillips renewed his SUBJ
scription to the Jorunal, Of which he
has been a subscriber for many years.
Prof. Arthur G. Garfield CT the
University Of Michigan, with his fam
lily, is spending his vacation with his
brother and sister, N. NJ. and Miss
Hermione Garfield at the old home
place.
Delicious ice cream and assorted
cakes will be served in the Tea Garden
of the Battenkill Inn every afternoon
and evening during the summer.
Special for Saturday--Frozen Japan
csc Souffle. adv
Mrs. Mile Huff White and husband
from. Weston, Mass, who were touring
through the state, spent several days
last week at The Equinox House and
called upon many Of their old friends
about town.
George l.. Towsley and wife were in
Bellows Falls, VT, last Sunday, max
ing the trip in their car, They went
on visi, TO their son Harry V.
Towsley, who is connected with the
Bellows Fails Trust Co.
Next Sunday at the Congregational
Church w. G. Puddefoot, A. NJ.
Of Boston, will preach morning and
evening. Mr.. Puddefoot is a very in
teresting speaker and our people will
be pleased to hear him.
There will be an organ recital on
Thursday evening, July l5th--tonight
profa Saunier of Boston, assisted by
Nine. r. Ravi-Brooks. This is to be
given on the new organ just installed
in the Congregational Church at Dor
set.
In our report Of the fireworks in last
weeks Journal we became so excited
over the premature explosion Of the
fireworks that we forgot to mention
that the Manchester Union Band was
present to discourse their fine music
during the evening.
Sir. and Mrs. Chas. E. Peck, who
make their home at The Lorraine, 5th
Ave, at 45th Street, New York City,
arrived al the Equinox Saturday for
the balance Of July. Mr.. Peck is a
member Of the firm Of Wilcox, Peck &