The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-06-24
MANCHESTER


l.. T. Pierce's Office for the summer.
The Misses Hoyi began their dane
sng AZ the Equinox House Wednesday
evening.
teEem Boyey has fine oshng
two ard one. half aere-piece e poia-
toes this yesrs.
Margaret Kelly is spending her
summer vacation with her uncle, Rev.
Fr. Bernard Kelly
Miss Helen Hawlcy is visiting her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. 6 n,
HaHley. for the summer.
Mrs. n. Il. Frost Of New York, and
Mrs. Cornelius Of Brooklyn, are az c,
J.. Randalrs for a season
The links Of the Ekwanok Country
Club are in great shape this year and
are being well patronized.
Edna Graves may now be seen in
the Forgery Shop, taking the place
formerly filled by Helen l.. Perkins.
Robert X. Edgerton. who graduates
this year nj Z. " NJ, has position IN
Burlington in the office Of Bradstreets.
Miss Julia c. Nugent Of Troy n. w.
Is In town again for the summer and
Is at Mrs. Larkin's on Franklin ave-
nue..
Robert X. Edgerton is now home
from his four year course Of study at
the University Of Vermont in Bur-
lington.
We are informed that Roger G. Per-
kins was chosen manager Of the Am-
herst College baseball team at their
recent election,
Mrs. c. A. Sands has arrived from
her winter home in East Orange, n.
j.. to spent the present season IN
Manchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Martin and two
children Of New York City, are at
Clarence kelley's "Grandview" for the
season.
Mrs. Katherine Stone left last week
and returned with her son, Rutherford,
who graduated from Mute High
Sschool at Milton, N. H.
Chas. C. Bell, who was taken sick
more than week ago, is able to De
about home some, but is not in very
good working condition yet.
DR.. and Mrs. Quimby are at the
Equinox House for the summer. They
are long time visitors in Manchester
and are always welcome guests.
All our town schools are closed for
the season and now the small boy, and
the small girl as well, can have a few
weeks of unalloyed pleasure.
Karl Boyey, the eight-year-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lezem Bovey, captur-
ed 9ia inch native trout in the small
brook south of his home last Saturday
afternoon.
There will be fireworks on the lawn
in front of the Equinox House on
Monday evening, July 9Th. A sub
scription list vii be found at Hard's
Drug Store.
The family Of DR.. Clark Burnham
of Brooklyn, are in town for the sea-
son. II is expected that they Will oc-
cupy their cottage at Emerald Lake
later on in the season.
Irving Batchelder was in town for
few days while going through this
section with Mr.. and Mrs. Hepburn
Mr.. Hepburn is president Of the Chase
National Bank of New York.
Police officer, James Hanley, com
menced his duties the past week and
will be on his post from a. m. until
10 D. m. or later as the occasion de-
mands. Mr.. Hanley makes fine APP
pearing officer.
Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Bennett left
Saturday for Norwich University at
Mortified to attend the graduating
exercises being held there this week.
Their son. Lieut.. Geo. S. Bennett is
member OF the graduating class.
Nine. Reiser Of New York City, is
in Manchester for the season and has
rooms at Mrs, Albert Smiths. Nine.
Reiser was not IN Manchester last
summer and her Manchester friends
are pleased to see her back here
again.
Manager Breitkopf will present on
Monday and Tuesday evenings the
2sth and 29th Of June, Dustin Far
nuns IN "The Squaw Man" This is
a six-reel drama and will be preceded
by several reels Of assorted views.
Ad,,;sv;or IN all 25c adv.
The children Of the Village school
receiving the prize Of St. Nicholas
given by Miss skinner, are as follows:
Doris Goyette, third room; Fanny