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

part photo drama, The Nightingale,
By Augustus Thomas, and will be seer
at Breitkopf's Motion Picture Arcad,
on Monday and Tuesday evenings
June Ia and IS. The admissions vii
be Is cents. adv
j. d. Wright, who has extensive
contracts for tree trimming an,
spraying in Brandon, VT, and White
hall, n. y, was at his home here over
Sunday. Mr.. Wright has concluded
arrangements with Sargeant-at-Arms
Parsons at the State House in Mont
pelier to do quite lot of forestry
work about the capitol grounds.
II you hear an auto run up into your
back yard and someone hollers out
"Whoap' it will in all probability be
our genial mail carrier. He is fast
getting his nerves under control but
sometimes he forgets himself and may
be seen to grasp the steering wheel
little firmer and shout whoa" in
his desire to stop the machine as it
should be stopped.
The oil automobile arrived on the
scene of action last Saturday and
started the oiling for the season. This
machine is very powerful affair
Of 81 horse power and when the tank
is full of oil the weight of the outfit is
$4,000 pounds. Some necessity of hav-
ing bridges and culverts in good sub
stantial condition. The oil is now on
for the greater part but the entire ter
ritory as laid out was not covered ow-
ing to a scarcity of oil. 1t will be
finished later on. The work was done
in good shape and from now on it is
hoped that the dust nuisance will be
nil.
The C. +. Orvis Co. are making ex-
tensive alterations to the store which I
they have occupied for so many years
past as an Office and store. This has {
been rented to the Foster Information
who will open it about the
the same time that the Equinox
House opens. The Orvis Co.
have removed to their factory build
ing opposite the post office and now,
with the exception of their fly room,
are all located under one roof. They
are commencing the erection Of a two
story addition to the rear of this 1
which will give them much
needed additional room.
MANCHESTER CENTER
Charles Robinson spent Monday in
f. j. Read of Dandy, is visiting !
hrs Fred E. Fish.
Mrs. Bacon Of Londonderry, is Wis
ting friends in town.
Drs. j. W. Marsh and L. j. Callahan
we're in Rutland recently. 9
Miss Mildred Marshall spent Satur /
ay with friends in Bennington. y
Mrs. Earle of Rutland, is a guest Of t
err daughter Mrs Paul Fowler.
Mrs. Robert Smith and son of Ben k
ington, are guests of friends in town. v
The Service Club will meet Friday ;
fternoon with Mrs. Earle S. Marsh.
NJ. J. Convey and son J. B. Convey 6
nd family spent Sunday in Sand
ate.
Mrs. Clyde Millington Of Troy, N. Y.
a guest Of her cousin, Miss Annie
attis. :,
William G. Wilson Of East Dorset, /,
as the guest of friends in town Sun |,
ly. n
Mrs. A. H Botsford and daughter il
ere in Rutland Saturday the guests h
friends. Ii
Regular service at the Baptist pl
nurch next Sunday morning and al
-ening. di
One candidate was received into u
of the Baptist Church last !"
Inday morning. :
St. Margaret's Guild will meet with /
RS j. l.. Sherman on Tuesday after Z
'on, June 18th. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt Roberts and I
n and Judge A. f. Burton Of Rupert. !
IRE in town Tuesday Z
Mrs. Pease and daughter, who have Z
en- spending a few days in London I
rry, have returned.
Miss Alice Sherwin, who has been !
sitting relatives and friends in town, Z
turned to Rutland Tuesday. Z
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Lamont of Z
Mass, were guests at the !
.irview during the past week. !