The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-08-05
MANCHESTER

Editor e. W. Humphrey and party
81 Poultney. werc in Manchester or
Friday.
Manager ". T.. Bissell Of the New
England TEL and Tel. Co, has been IL
toan recently on business.
Mas r ]. Fowler Is visiting al the
home Of her brother. Warren Fowler
in West Lebanon, n. Y.
Frank X. Coy. who spen, a few days
recently visiting friends IN IN BEN
ningion, returned Saturday
W. r. Craig and family Of New
York City, are AT "The cascades' for
the remainder Of the season.
NJ. Burger and daughter Of New
York City. are visiting at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Max Breitkopf
william Ritter and family Of Wash
ington, d. G., are at Tranquility Cot
tage" for the rest Of the summer.
One Of our champion anglers is Mrs.
Ira Bentley. Wednesday she landed
brown trout weighing three and one
half pounds.
Miss Elizabeth Boynton, who vat
recent guest OF her sister, Mrs. Mary
T.. Way. has returned to her home in
New orb City
There was not a very large attend
ance Of the states tuberculosis exhibit
at the Congregational Church last
Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. II, l. Edwards and
Miss Edwards Of Dallas, Texas, are
here for the summer after an absence
OF several seasons.
There were three persons confirmed
by Bishop Coadiutor Bills at the morn
ing service at 81. Johns Church on
Sunday morning last.
Messrs. l. H. Thompson and Q. K.
Bennett, Jr.. motored to Bennington
and Pownal Sunday and spent the day
at BARRIERS Pond in the latter place.
Mrs. George n. Gardiner and two
daughters Of East Orange, N. j., are
occupying the Smyth cottage for the
rest of the summer. They arrived on
Saturday afternoon.
DR.. Ray E. Smith and Editor G. 7.
Fairfield Of Rutland, were visitors at
this Office for a short time last We'd |
nesday. They were down TO take part
in the recent tournament.
On Monday evening, Aug. 9th, Man
uger Brietkopf will present "The
Commuters" five-part comedy. The
usual matinee at 3 p. m. and two per
formanees in the evening.
Mrs. Clara b. Stafford, who has been
at the home of her mother, Mrs. Geo.
w. Bennett, for the past two and
half weeks, left for Jamaica Plain,
Mass, Wednesday morning. She ex-
poets to visit friends in Monterey,
Mass, until the last Of the week.
Our spell of excessively warm
weather was broken last Monday night
and since then the weather has been
extremely Aprily. 1t seems to rain
nearly every day and at the present
time the record for rainfall for July
for the last A years for this section
has been broken. And still it is rain
ing.
The fourth annual dance Of the
"Krazy Kats" will be held at the
Union Opera House on Wednesday
evening, Aug. 18th. McBride's Or ,
ehestra will furnish the music. Tick
cts admitting gentleman and lady Zoe;
extra lady 25c Michael Halpern of
New York City, will entertain at the
piano during intermission. adv.
Coming to the Equinox House for
August are Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Glas-
cow of Philadelphia, Mr.. and Mrs /
Cyrus D. Woods Of Harrisburg. From
New York: Mr.. and Mrs John Hill +,
Morgan, Darwin p, Kingsley and fam ,
lily, Mr. and Mrs, Benjamin b. Law
renee, Mr.. and Mrs Adolph f. Smylie, !,
W. St. John Benedict, Mrs !, de Puy- !,
ster Hosmer and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Melville, Jr
The E. A. Strout Farm Agency, of 1,
which George F. Lawrence is local ).
manager, announces the signing of the h
contract Of sale covering the Fred !
wyman farm Of 1875 acres, located on y
Three Maple Drive, this town, to Al 6
bert W. OFT Of Marshville, Ont, Can.
Mr.. Lawrence says that everything in
dicates that the real estate business ;,
will soon be normal and that there
never was more demand for farm I
property, that could be bought for
low figure and on easy terms, than !,
there is to-day, especially farms with !,
some stock on them. In one month
alone during the year this company