The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-06-22
MANCHESTER
And ihen Ii rained some more

waa d visitor in this village Saturday
q lasi week
Mayo Bert l. Stafford q Rutland
wa In Manchester Thursday in at.
tendance AZ court
Char. G. Kinney is in DANNY work
ing for l.. II Beobe, who HIS the con
,rac, for the erection Of a house
there.
Miss Bertha l. Cross Of keenc. y.
H.. is making o visit to her mother
Mrs Minnie Cros az her home on
Franklin Avenue
Mir. Fosters Remembrance shop,
next dcor 20 Equinox Hotel is now
open for business. Come in and look
around adv.
Earl S. Hurley Of Bennington is
assisting in the Journal Office during
the summer vacation from Bennington
High School.
Miss Cecile Conroy Of Arlington,
was recent guest in town Of Miss
Bertha Cross. She came up to attend
the Cross.Kelley wedding
Miss Marion l.. Bennett is enter
tanning her friend from childhood,
Miss Edna Raymond Of Rutherford,
N. j., who arrived on Monday after
noon.
W. A. Barber and family, who for
several seasons past have occupied one
Of Miss Fowlcr's cottages, has rented
"Brookside" Of Mrs. f, 6. Strong for
the summer.
William Benner was up from New
York City over Sunday with his fam
ily. who are located in the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. X. +. Way in this VII
lage for the summer.
j. f. Haslam, steward at the
Equinox House, arrived for the season
on Thursday last and will remain for
the rest Of the summer. Mr.. Haslam
Is steward at the Hotel Lorraine dur
ing the balance of the year.
Payson S. Wild Of Chicago, is ex-
pected here this week, he coming on.
from Chicago to attend the 10Th an
niyersary Of his graduation at VIII
liams College. While here he will be
a guest Of Mrs. j. n. Hard.
The pupils Of the grammar school IN
this village with perfect attendance
for the spring term are Marguerite
LYON. Silvia Lyon, Ann Lathrop, Nio-
let Wright, Ruth Holden, Robert Coy,
Chester Botsford Mrs. H. Chapman,
teacher.
Children belonging to the Band OF
Mercy, and any other children inter
ested in Humane work, are invited to
meet at the house of Mrs. F. c. VIII
liams on Saturday afternoon, June "a
at 2.30 o'clock to talk over plans for
the lawn party and play.
A. c. McCord and family of Chr
cago. H., have arrived at THE Cas-
cades" for the summer This is Their
first summer in Manchester and we
hope that they will be so charmed
with its beauties that they will wishI
to make it their permanent summer
abiding place.
Among those from out of town here
10 attend the Junior Alumni Banquet
was Miss Anna Westphalen of the
class Of 1911. She was the only mem
Der of her class here and she MADE
the trip here on purpose to attend
While here Miss Westphalen stopped
at the Equinox House, her home beng
in Springfield, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. Rise of New Or
leans. La, arrived last Thursday at the
home Of Mrs. j. n. Hard where they
will remain during the summer. Mr.
Rice is not in very good health and
they were obliged TO get away from
their southern home on account OF the
extreme heat they had there, but
which they did not bring with them.
Mrs. Chas. E. Buck, Miss Anna
Buck and Paul Buck Of this village,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c. Rowe OF
Manchester Center, were in Rutland
on Tuesday to attend the marriage OF
Mrs. Bucks oldest son, Walter c.
Buck Of Schenectady, N. Y, TO Miss
Harrie, Bates Barrett Of Rutland.
Mr.. and Mrs, Buck will make their
home in Schenectady where Mr.. Buck
is located in the employ Of the General
Electric Company.
County court took recess until
Tue sday. the 9th inst, at which time
II is expected that the matter OF the
Peru Turnpike will be taken up. Sew
eral matters were disposed Of last
week. The case Of State VS.. Hartwell
was finished by the respondent plead
ing guilty TO breaking and entering
the home Of Leroy Woodward In
Landgrove and stealing clothing and
other articles. Hartwell was SEN
fenced 10 not less than three years
nor more than four years at hard
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