The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-04-15
MANCHESTER

this village ApnhaS on business
Mrs. Pred II. Meyer is still under
The care ~ tho doctor and has q train.
Cd nurse
Former representative Fred G.
Stone Of Dorset, WIS in this village on
Saturday last
Miss Bertha Shaw Of Bennington
vas an over Sunday guest OF friends
in this village.
Sugaring is over for this season.
Those who started in early had fair
~ good season.
Another alternating operation was
performed on Mrs. Vim. b. Edgerton
the foropart Of the week.
The first thunder storm Of the sea
son was on Saturday night, There
was another one Sunday night.
r.. c, Bonesteel Of Troy, was in towr
for a short time las, week for 4 visit
with his sister, Mrs. +, c. Perkins
G. H. Croker arrived in town on
spend a short time here looking after
the building operations at his house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Jenkins and
Miss Jennie X. Stone were in Rutland
Monday evening TO attend TIE thcater
The season has opened officially.
The regular umbrella members and no.
boes are making their annual rounds.
State Fish and Game Commissioner
Ttcomb has just re-appointed James
Hanley as game warden for this town.
Mr. and Mrs. J. v Newman, who
have been spending the winter at
Miami, Fla, are expected home soon.
Roger 0'Brien Of East Arlington,
was in this village on Wednesday
morning on business with the Probate
Court.
j. c. Bacon and Geo. L. Towsley
who were in Boston for a few days
last week, returned home Thurad&,
morning.
Geo. Stewart Bennett and 0. Ronald
Bennett, Jr., returned to their studies
at Norwich University on Sunday af-
iernoon.
Albert NJ Reed, ESQ., who has been
in Augusta, Ga, for some little time,
returned TO his home here Sunday
morning.
Miss Blanche Wallace Of New York
City, is the guest of Miss Mary Frazer
ut the home of Mr. and Mrs. Martin
Mclaughlin.
Frederick A. Martin, who has been
Ill for some wsks past in hospital
in Boston, does not improve as fast as
his many friends would like.
The frost is well out of the ground
at the present time and the roads in
this village were never in better con-
dition than at present time.
Now is the time to clean up your
grounds. Dispose of all the rubbish |
and garbage and thus aid in the doing |
away Of flies and mosquitoes.
Fred H. Meyer, who has been in
New York City for the past week in
the interests Of the Manchester, W |
Dairy Co., has returned home.
Mrs. Ella r. Bourn, who spent the
greater portion of the winter in Day
tona, Fla, has arrived at her home
here and is now housed with a severe
cold.
Samuel Alger, gardener for G. NJ.
Clark at "Wyndhurst" arrived in town
Tuesday afternoon, the first Of the
summer seasons gardeners from out
OF town.
John J. Gunther of New York City,
is again in town. The family will all
be in Manchester for the season as
soon as the repairs on The Elms"
art NbHtpitAGu'
j. II. Jameson will open his barber
shop in this village in one Of the
rooms over Hcmepways hardware
store as soon as the necessary plumb
ing is put in.
Mrs. Clara b. Stafford Of Jamaica
Plain, Mass, who was called to her
home here by the death Of her father,
Geo. w. Bennett, returned TO business
Saturday, noon.
The Alumnae of Burr & Burton
played the regular girls team Of that
institution at basket ball last Friday ]
afternoon, going down in defeat by '
score of % TO 20.
Do il Now Get that barrel ready {
Tor the clean up man. He will be {
around the first week in May, which is
Clean Up Week. All I
New England is doing it. q
Leon 4. Wiley has commenced the
.rection Of new house on his build !
ng lot just south of Walter R. Hard's |