The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-07-01
The Toggery Shop

| The Equinox for many years and ar
always welcome guests in town.
There has been some person running
an auto over the lawns on the cas-
side Of the highway in this village
There is room enough in the highwa.
so that il is not necessary to spoi
our lawns by running high powe
machines over them.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. 7. Shelton sale,
Monday last from New York City OF
the Patria for Marseilles, France, OF
their way to Paris. Their man!
friends in Manchester wish them {
safe and quick voyage and pleasan
return trip in the fall
Miss Hjordis Christophersen, q
graduate Norwegian masseuse from
New York City, attached TO the Neur
illogical Institute, is spending the sum
mer in Manchester. Anyone desiring
services of that nature can apply to
telephone 1872 or post Office box No
2l5. adv
Max's Movies are well patronized
these pleasant evenings. Manager
Breitkopf is giving the public fine
line Of expensive film features this
season and he is receiving much en-
enlargement by discriminating pub
lie, Next week Jack London's "The
Sea Wolf in seven reels. adv
Rev. j. ID. Adam, former pastor Of
the Congregational Church in this viii
lage, is visiting in town for few days
and is stopping at the Equinox House
DR.. Adam is at present connected with
the Hartford Theological Seminary.
This is his first visit here, excepting
one of few moments some time since,
in % years.
Manchester was spared the severe
hail storm that visited the southeast
ern part of the State on Sunday after
noon. For while it seemed as
though we certainly would come with
in the zone of the trouble but strong
northwest wind kept the severity of
the storm elsewhere. On the east
the hail was very severe
and completely stripped the trees of
their foliage.
Advertised letters at Manchester,
VT, June rs, 1915: Bennington County
Farm, E. NJ. Baleman, Miss E. F.
Burnside, Minnie Bruso, Mrs. Richard
F. Bolles, Joseph A. Bowen, A. T.
Clark, F. l.. Case, Mr.. Davis, Mary
Franzier, E. N, Hyzer, Mrs. Henry
King, Mrs. H. A. Loynes, Rev. James
Mclnnes, Mrs. S. L. Pollock, Eliza
beth Richardson, Mrs. Florence Tuck
ar, Chas. Wallan. By r. j. Orvis, p. M.
Word was received Monday night
If the death of Daniel Kelley of
Ioosick Falls, N. Y. at Springfield,
It., where he went recently after hav-
ng been employed by Bennett &
Bowling all the spring. He was son
If Mr.. and Mrs. James Kelley of Hoo
lick Falls, N. T., and was about t9
'ears of age. He died from an attack
# acute indigestion, being subject to
leart trouble. His father, who also
works here, left Tuesday morning for
Springfield.
Herewith is a list of subscriptions to
ate for the fire works fund to be used |
N the evening of July 9th, when there
will be an exhibit of fire works near
he soldiers monument in this village.
Equinox House $500, c. N. Clark
1900 II G. Young $500, H. L. Phil
FPS $500, X. J. and A. c. Orvis $500,
irs. William H. Mcclure $1,000, Geo.
l. Thatcher $500, j. J. Gunther $500,
frs. A. D. Bliss $500, Dumont Clarke
500, Geo. H. Croker $500, j. C.
'radley $500, Albert Say $500, Rob
ri T. Lincoln $1,000, Robt. NJ. Janney
500. The list Of donors is at the
rug Store where it can be seen and
igned by all who wish to do so.
Several Burr and Burton Seminary
tudents and graduates have been ac-
we at commencement time this year.
.obert X. Edgerton graduated from
J. V. NJ Geo. Stewart Bennett from
University, and Carroll
lodge from Middlebury College. The
'ork Of the latter calls for particular
lention inasmuch as he completed the
Ill four year classical course in three
ears and won the Phi Beta Kappa
ey in that time. He came within a
w points also Of making his Masters
ngree and has gone back to summer
.hool to make the remaining points.
Rutherford Stone graduated from
ie Mute IN. H. High School, while
eale Towsley has been making great
rogress in his art work in Boston.
There was an auto mixup on Sunday