The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-04-01
MANcnEsIER


for W. J. Crawford for nearly . year
has 20, through
The new spring styles in foorwcar
are ready for your inspection AZ
Young & Co.'S. adv
.AIbcr, N. Reed left last week for
Augusta. Ca, wher he expects 70 re-
main for q few days
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM b. Walker Of
Bennington. wcr here Friday 10 attend
the funeral Of ~ G. r 0ryis.
Mrs J, n. Hard, who has been con
fined 10 her home for some weeks with
the grip, Is steadily improving.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph jenkins are
spending the Easter vacation in
Springfield, VI, Mr. Jenkins home.
John Jacob Gunther was in this viii
lagc on Tuesday, looking over the al
urations being made at THE Elms. ;"
s,,ss Edna NJ. Orvis left Tuesday
for Boston. where she will visit her
sister. Miss Sarah W orvis, for sea
son.
Robert X. Edgerton is home from Y.
V. NJ. for his Easter vacation. Mr..
Edgorton is "a member Of the senior
class.
George Orvis was up from New
York. the last Of the week, coming up
to attend the funeral Of his uncle, c. +.
orvis.
r. II. Beebc has the contract for
building J. C. Bacon's new house on
Main street, and is at work on the
foundation.
Albert r. Stockwell, who has been
confined to his home with q sever cold,
is able to be out and attending to his
business again.
Roger g, Perkins arrived home from
Amherst College on Sunday last. He
expects to be here for a portion Of his
Easter vacation.
Mrs. Mary f. Way. who has been
visiting since Christmas with her
cousin in Jamaica, VT, expects to ar
rive home Friday.
Miss Ethel Carpenter, the teacher IN
the primary department of the village
school, is spending her vacation at her
home in Haverhill, n. II.
Otto Ronald Bennett, Jr., arrived
at his home here on Tuesday after
noon, to spend the Easter vacation
from his studies at Norwich univer-
sity.
Mrs. r. +. Larkin, who has been
spending the past two months with
Mr. Larkin in New York City, has re-
turned to her home on Franklin ave-
nue..
Roger c. Perkins expects to go to
New York City the last Of the week ;
TO meet the Amherst base ball team on
its arrival there from its trip in the
South. /;
Jeanne w. Jackson, who has been
giving piano lessons for the past two
years, would like TO form a larger /,
class. For particulars please write or
phone to 1912, Manchester Depot, VI
49-tf. !
Among those from out Of town in
attendance at the funeral Of c. +.
Orvis was his friend, II. W. VanWag- y
enen of Morristown, n. J. He and !
Mr.. Orvis had been intimate friends
for many years. ]
Monday morning il looked for few \
hours as though we were going back
INTO winter business once more. Heavy {
snow squall and quite a quantity of g
snow, all of which will be boon to
he sugar maker. T.
Henry w. Brown of Philadelphia, q
vas in town for short time last Sat
lrday. He came up 10 see about the
,etting ready of his summer home, = !,
Breezy Bank" for the coming season. n
Miss Helen NJ. Black, who has been
pending the winter with her brother, u
". A. Black, at West Point, Neb., will +
eturn to Manchester to-day. She will
e accompanied by Miss Lille Tows- W
ey. II
Mrs. II. II. Frost and Miss Ethel cf
'rentice are at c. l.. Randall's for
cw days assisting him in running his OF
ugaring operations. Although very 81
requent guests here both summer and A
inter, they had never seen sugaring
perations before. =,
There viii be Easter services at the :.
congregational Church next Sunday :
Forming. At 7 o'clock in the evening
1ere will be a stcreopticon entertain
TENT in the lecture room for the ben VI
TT Of the children. cN
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. McCracken 10
re receiving congratulations upon the
ivent of a daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. ra
IcCrackon are in Florida this winter ne
here he is employed in one Of the US
rye hotels there. Mr.. McCracken is
Ie genial cashier al the Equinox La
a,soa ,4,tetu,, fh.a p,t,sY,7sr Eraenp IIH