The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-05-06
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EN-. Iathrop of Arlington Sas tn
town on business on Wednesday.
Thos. II. Browne Of Rutland, WAS in
this village for a short time Saturday
afternoon.
Maenaughian's was opened TO the
public for The season Of 1915 on sat
urday, May LIST.
Max Breitkopf was in Albany, y. y.
last Thursday on business connected
with his motion pictures.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew +. Martin are
in Boston for few days TO see their
son Frederick A. Martin, who is STU
IN there.
FB. Potter Of r. G. Dun g. Co.'S
Albany Office. was in Manchester a
part Of this week in the interestes OF
his company.
r. C. Williams, Jr., has been called
home from Boston on account OF the
serious Illness Of his grandfather, Ed
ward Campbell.
Edward Campbell is seriously III at
his home on Prospect street On ac-
count Of Mr.. Campbell's age his recoy-
cry is doubtful.
Miss Laura s. HOLSTER OF Cincin-
natl. Ohio, has arrived at her sum
mer home here and is getting her
house in shape for the season.
Hon. and Mrs. Robert T. Lincoln are
having their home, "Hildene," prepar-
ed for their home coming, which VIII
be very shortly.
Miss Alice b. Fox Of New York
CITY. arrived Monday morning to see
about the getting ready of her sum
mer home here.
III. Jameson has opened his barber
shop in this village. The shop TINS
season is located up stairs in the HARD
block over the hardware store.
Mrs. Payson S. Wild of Chicago, IS
in town for season getting her cot
tage "Sonneschein Cottage" into
shape for occupancy the coming sea-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. W. Boynton, who
have rented their home here for the
SIMMER. have taken rooms in Mrs.
Harris house at the Center for the
summer.
Manager Breitkopf is presenting the
very finest reels put out by the Uni
yersal Film Co. These as thrown on
the sheet by his new machine make a
.how;ng adv.
Miss Maud Chertonneau was up
from New York City for a short time
recently visiting her father, Eugene
Cherbonneau. She is located in New
ark, n. j., at present.
Mrs. Alfred Thomas, who with ner
infant son has been visiting her par
ents. Dea. and Mrs. w. b. Anderson
returned to her home in New Hamp-
shire on Friday.
Misses Jessie 0. Hawley and Sarah
N. Cleghorn, who have been IN the
South during the greater part OF the
mast winter. arrived at their home
here Tuesday afternoon.
Chief Justice Loveland Munson lett
Sunday afternoon for Burlington ana
Montpelier, at which place the May
term of the Supreme Court was open
ed on the first Of the week.
Miss Clara NJ Boynton, who is a
nurse in the Mary Fletcher Hospital
in Burlington, was in town Tuesday
and Wednesday attending the wedding
Of her sister. Elsie C. Boynton.
Miss r. D. STEELE Of New York City,
is here getting her cottage on Shepard
avenue into shape for the occupancy
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Mcknight who
have had IL for the past two seasons
Mrs. j. c. Bradley and Miss Helen
Bradley have arrived at Riverdale
Farm from their winter home IN buf-
falo. N. Y. They will be here for the
season. Mr. Bradley was here for
few days also.
We have just creased our snow
shovel and put it away in moth balls
until next winter, and now it is time
to commence operations with the lawn
mower. 1t were ever thus. Life GER
tainly is just --
The stereoptieon views announced
for May 9th at the Congregational
Church will not be given until June o
when they will be presented in con-
nection with the Sunday school con-
cert on Children's Day. The next IL
Illustrated lecture will be given Sunday
evening. May %.
The motion pictures given by the
Seminary boys for the benefit OF the
Athletic Association at Breitkopi
A~aSa ias, Saturday evening were