The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-07-27
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Chah l. Randall
Miss Miriam " Valentine Ief, Fri
day afternoon for weeks stay az The
Mortified. Mass. conference.
Miss Helen Way is spending q
couple Of weeks with her aunt Mrs
VI. s. Pike. in Sunderland
TIE Misses schultz Of Brooklyn,
were guests a, the Equinox House Tor
a few days The forcpgri 81 the week
Clark y. simonds of Portland, Ore
arrived in Manchester Sunday an a
visi, 20 his parents, Hon. and Mrs. D..
X simonds
Miss Mary Marott, Mrs Daniels and
daughter and Miss Alexander all Of
New York City, are at Maple Dale
Farm for a season.
Mr. and Mrs. A. 6. MeIlwaine and
family of Hartford, Conn, arrived
Saturday at the Equinox House for
the rest Of the season.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry W Brown Of
Philadelphia have arrived in town and
are at Breezy Bank for the remand
er Of the season.
There will be a "Euchre' for the
benefit Of ST Pauls Church on this
Thursday evening, July 27th, in the
base ment OF the church.
Anyone desiring to purchase beau
tiful Boston fern apply to W. W. Ben
nett, Manchester Center. The fern
may be seen in his office window. adv
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. II. Pray Of New
York City, have arrived in town and
opened their summer home on Taconic
avenue where they will remain until
fall.
f. c. Perkins, who has been at Lake
Bomoseen for the past three or more
weeks doing work for the Roe's at
their cottage there, has returned
home
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Boynton are en-
tertaining Mrs. Boynton's niece, Miss
Battenburg and a friend of the lat
ter's, Mrs. Zimmerman, both of
Brooklyn.
w. G. Mcknight Of New York City,
joined his family at the STEELE cottage
on Shepard avenue the last Of the
week and will be here for the tourna-
ment this week.
Ernest C. Bliss of New York City,
died suddenly at the Equinox House on
Saturday afternoon of acute dilatation
of the heart The remains were taken
TO New York City on the flier Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. Clara B. Stafford of Jamaica
Plain, Mass, is spending few days
with her mother, Mrs. Geo. W. Ben
nett. Mrs. Stafford has been in Nan
tucket, Mass, for two or three weeks
before coming here.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. 7. Shelton of
New York City, were guests over Sun
day Of Mrs Shelton's brother, Edward
S. Isham at "Ormsby Hill Mr.. and
Mrs. Shelton were on their way to
Plattsburg and from there are going
into the Adirondacks for a season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wetherbee and
family, who arrived here the middle OF
last week on their trans-continent trip,
left Monday for their return trip to
their home in Eugene, Oregon, going
via Niagara Falls, Minneapolis, etc.
They expect TO reach home about the
middle Of September.
Miss Clara NJ. Boynton and her sis
ter, Mrs. Philip Gilbert, of Whining
ton, VT, arrived Friday afternoon at
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Eggleston's. Miss
Boynton had been with her sister at
her home in Wilmington for several
DAYS and remained in this village only
until Sunday when she left for her
duties at the Mary Fletcher Hospital
in Burlington. Mrs Gilbert will be
here for some days yet.
The Dorset to Bennington auto-bus
line commenced operations the first of
the week and are running regularly
between Bennington and Dorset, leav-
ing each place four times daily. The
stop in this village is made at Hard's
Drug Store and at the Colburn House
at the Center. The rates of fare are
reasonable and the running time good,
while the cars are all that could be
desired.
John p. Mulligan Of Bennington was
in Manchester Tuesday in the inter
csts Of the Public Welfare Association
Of Bennington which is preparing to-
put on the Shakesperean play OF
Julius Caesar" in Clarke's woods in
Bennington on Aug. 8, and 5. The
reserved seats are 81. each. In case
Of rain the performance will be post
poned to the first clear non-scheduled
night Reservation Of seats or auto
space may be had by communicating
with J. 7. Mulligan, Bennington, Vt
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