The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-08-12
MANCHESTER

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Miss Sarah Buck. who has been ser,
iously IN for long time, is slowly
failing
Mrs ~ r Sargent q R.nghamion
n. Y. Is visiting her father, John BIC.
Guirc. Sr
Mr. and Mrs. n. VI. SIN Of PhIla-
delphia. have been in town for the
pas, few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas b. Purdy are
entertaining their niece, Miss Helen
r. Lone Of Newark. n j.
Roger c. Perkins was an over Sun
day guest at the home Of his parents
Rev and Mrs Sidney X. Perkins.
Chas. 0. Hard Of ST. Louis, No,
joined Mrs. Hard here the last Of the
week. They went 10 Arlington Wed
nesday.
L. j. Egelston Of the Rutland Bust
ness College was in town for a short
time Wednesday in the interest Of his
school
Rev. and Mrs. Sidney X Perkins
left Wednesday for Haverhill y. H.,
where they will enjoy three weeks
vacation.
Miss Elizabeth Marbury and Miss
Anna Morgan Of New York City, were
over Sunday guests at the Equinox
House.
Miss Ruth Perkins, who has been
spending some time at Camp Kakon-
ikcy. Martha's Vineyard, Mass, is ex-
pected home Saturday.
Alfred Billings Esq, Of New Or
leans, La, is making his annual visit
in Manchester He is stopping ~ the
home Of Mrs. ], N. Hard.
Mrs. S. j. Way and two children,
Sydney and Julietta, are at Mrs.
Mary E. Ways. They are accompan-
led 81 friend, Miss Elsie Sincere.
Prof. Russell of Wiiliamstown,
Mass, Win otliciate at the Congrega-
tional Church during the absence Of
the pastor, Rev. s. X. Perkins.
Miss Melanda Choquette, Of the
local telegraph Office returned on Mon
day afternoon after having spent Sun
day at her home in Adams, Mass.
Mrs. Ira Bentley caught another
fine brown trout recently, this one
weighing two pounds and nine ounces
and measured 10 inches in length,
sam Breitkopf was kicked on the
right wrist by an automobile that he
was cranking on Sunday last, and con-
sequently is nursing a badly sprained
wrist.
Miss Rhoda Orvis left Monday for
Wilmington, Vt, where she expects TO
go into camp with her uncle and
aunt, DR.. and Mrs. Noble Of philadel-
phia, Pa.
Miss Julia c. Nugent is entertain
ing her mother from Troy, N. ", at
Mrs. T. Larkin's cottage on Franklin
avenue, Mrs. Nugent arriving on
Monday afternoon.
Miss Violet +. Richardson returned
from Middlebury College on Saturday
last and will spent the remainder Of
The summer with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. H. Richardson.
The many old time friends of Miss
Laura Steele are pleased to see her in
Manchester again. She is the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter r. Hard and will
remain here through the month of
August.
Miss Mary B. Gleason of Troy, who
has been spending the summer at
Lake Placid, n. Y, has been recent
guest in this village, Miss Gleason
has many friends in town who are all
ways glad to see her.
The illustrated lecture given at the
Equinox House on the Bird inst by
Miss Jessica Lozier Payne on the Cal
ifornia Exposition for the benefit of
the Manchester District Nursing fund
melted $780, The affair was in
charge Of Mrs. George 0rvis.
The many friends Of Rev. Vincent
Raw. former well beloved minister
Of the Congregational Church in this
village who is making visit here
accompanied by his son, Vincent Raw,
Jr., are pleased TO welcome them back
to Manchester, They are making the
trip by auto.
Miss Hiordis Christophersen, a
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.
The entertainment given last Fri
aav evening BY the Misses Hoyt at the