The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-07-13
MANCHESTER

Seminary avenue
Frank y. Potter II r. G Dun & Co.
Albany. \. Y. WIS ID town the last
~ TIE week on business connected with
his company
Master Cha& c. Kinney Is about
again after having been laid up for a
few days on account a. the removal
Of his tousiIA
The RI. Rev. Geo. Y Bliss, y. D.
Bishop Coadju'or, vii. oaiciate at 81
Johns Episcopal Church next sunday.
Services ID q. ul, aud g y. ma.
De not miss William Fayersham in
zone Million Dollars" This is to be
given 81 ARGUS Motion Picture Arcade
on Monday evening next See adyer-
tiscmsp, adv.
Mrs.. Fred +. McCucken and little
daughter, Dorothy, left Saturday for
n short visit at Mrs. McCracken's
former home in Hoosiek Falls, y. y.
Miss Sarah n. CleRhorn has joined
Mrs Dorothy Garfield Fisher and chill
dren at their camp in Thetford, VT
where she will remain for some time,
The Right Reverend and Mrs. Geo,
y. Bliss will be guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard l.. Maxim at "Belleric' from
Friday Of the present week to the fol-
lowing Monday,
Otto X. Bennett Jr. who has been on
n visit to Massachusetts and Maine
points, returned home Monday after
noon and will be at the Journal office
for the balance Of the summer.
Miss Edna Raymond Of Rutherford,
Nj. who has been visiting Miss
Marion l.. Bennett for the past three
weeks. left Monday noon for Ocean
Grove, n. j., where the family have
their summer home.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II Hawley and son
Burnham and the Misses Helen Haw-
lev and Miriam Valentine have been
visiting in Mrs. Hawley's old home
Petersham, Mass.
Gen. Benz. X. Roberts, retired, Is
visiting his friends and relatives IN
town for a season. The general makes
Washington his home since he was re-
tired. but gets back to Manchester
every season.
Miss Clara NJ. Boynton, a recent
graduate Of the Mary Fletcher Hos
pital at Burlington, was in town for
short time the last Of the week calling
on friends. Miss Boynton expects to
return later for more extended visit.
A party consisting of Judge Griffith
Hiram Eggleston, Z, H. Swift, j. w
Fowler, A. c. Orvis and 0. K Bennett
left Wednesday in j. b. Wilbur car
for the Greater Vermont banquet at
Montpelier on Wednesday.
Mrs. Reynolds D. Brown of PhlIa-
delphia, has arrived with her children
at their summer home, Half way
Farm" on the west road where they
will remain until fall.
Regular dog day weather we are
having these days and the outlook Tor
different weather is not very promls-
ing. Poor haying weather and with
so much Of it to get in too.
Geo. T. Raymond and the Misses
RAYMOND of Pilot Knob, n Y, former
simmer residents Of this village, were
here Monday for a short time attend
ing TO the transfer Of their former
residence on the cross road to Rev. Dr.
A. B. Hunter of Raleigh, N. {.
The family Of Geo. H. Croker OF
Fitchburg, Mass, has arrived at their
cottage here and opened the home Tor
the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Croker s
eldest cen, G. H. Crocker, Jr., who was
SO seriously injured at the time the
Sussex" was torpedoed in the English
Charnel, is with the family and fast
regciling his health.
Rev f. S. Morey Of Crawford, N.
J., for two years recently minister al
The Methodist Church at the Center,
is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas' L.
Randall at Maple Dale farm. He made
this office very pleasant call one day
the last Of the week. 1t is pleasure
TO find Mr.. Morey in such perfect
health after the long siege he had with
various ailments while located here.
} B. Wilbur was in Montpelier and
burlington Thursday and Friday Of
last week on business While away
Mr.. Wilbur purchased from the estate
OF the late Horace w. Bailey his YER
mont Library, consisting OF about Soo
volumes. Mr.. Wilbur, with the recent
addition, probably has now one OF the
finest collections Of literature relating
10 Vermont, Of any man in the state
The Women's Missionary meeting
will be held at 4 o'clock on Thursday
afternoon Of this week at the home
Of Mrs. Albert Reed. 1t is expected
tina, Rev Charles 7. Riggs, one OF the
missionaries Of the American Board
..-l a., Cnpe,ar,inople hut now