The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-05-20
MANCHESTER


Manebssief On TUESDAY
VIM. d. Mahlcy VAS a recent sues
81 friends II Troy. n. y.
Or and Mrs. +. Z. Liddle u Dorset
were visitors in this village on Tues
day
Miss Margaret Kelly 81 Rutland
~as q, Fr. Kelly's for few days re.
Gently.
Mrs chas L. Randall is in Brook,
field. Mass. visiting her sister, Mrs
c. l.. Sanford
Hon. and Mrs. D. X. simonds are
moving back into their own house op-
poei,e the library this week.
Mrs r. r. Hoyt Of New York City
arrived Tuesday and will at once get
her cottage open for the season.
Col. r. & kinsley Of Rutland, was in
town Tuesday on business connected
with the National Life Insurance Co
Dressmaking may be done in your
home during May and June by Miss
Stella Provan and helper. adv.
slr. and Mrs. J. b. DeCoursey Of
Philadelphia, have arrived at their cot
,age on Taconic avenue for the SUM
mer.
J. +. Haslam Of New York City,
steward al The Lorraine and The
Equinox, was in town Sunday for a
few hours.
Rev. S. X. Perkins was in Barre, VI,
from Tuesday until Thursday Of this
week attending a session of the State
Conference.
Mrs. Harrison Kerr Of New York
City, has rented, through the agency
of w. y. Edgerton, "The Colonial" on
Taconic avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jacob Gunther
and family arrived Tuesday afternoon
at their summer home, "The Ems"
for the season OF 1918.
Rev. James S. Clark Of North Ben
nington, preached at the Congrega-
tiona Church last Sunday in exchange
with Rev. Sidney X Perkins.
j. f. Brush has taken the contract
TO build an addition on the rear of the
fish rod shop Of the c. F. orvis Co
Work has already been started,
Max's Movies are on every night ex-
cept Sunday A change of films night
ly and only the best. A comfortable
place in which to spend the evening.
adv.
Graham says that those who are
contemplating orders for plants for
this season should send their orders
in soon as his stock is nearly all
booked adv
A frost and freeze were meted out
TO our early gardeners the latter part
If last week, followed by couple days |
Of rain. Grass looks well in conse-
guence.
The housekeeper at The Equinox
arrived Tuesday morning with large
force of help to attend to the getting |
into shape of the hotel for the opening
on June 18th.
Master Earl S. Hurley of Benning
ton, made a short visit at the editors /
Sunday afternoon He, with friend,
Master Raymond Percy rode up on
their bicycles,
Gilbert Cherbonneau ST., and son
Gilbert are in Whitehall, n. Y, at
work for j d. Wright, Mr.. Wright
has forces of men in several localities
doing spraying and other forestry
work.
Mrs. James Brooks, Mrs. Brownell
Geddes and Miss Gertrude Mcclure
were in Rutland Wednesday to assist
in concern given in that city on
Wednesday night by the pupils Of
Nine Brooks.
+. II. Hemenway was called Monday
night to st. Adams by the illness of
his brother, Geo. r. Hemenway, who
was operated on for appendicitis at the
hospital at that place. The operation
was successful one.
George 0rvis came up from New
York City last Friday and remained
until Sunday afternoon. While here
Mr.. 0rvis announced that the Equinox
House would be opened for its cd {
season on June 18th, instead Of the
18th as originally planned. Z
Mrs. Minnie Cunningham and grand 3
daughter, Miss Ann Pettibone, left {
Friday afternoon for South Oil City, Y
Pa, where they expect TO spend the
summer with the family Of Mr.. and ;
Mrs. Geo. n. Reed. Mrs Reed is a
sister Of Mrs. Cunningham. :
Miss Melanda Choquette of Adams,
Mass, was a weekend guest Of her .
sister, Miss Georgia Choquette Of this ;