The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-09-28
MANCHESTER

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Nichols Of Dorset, were in this village
Tuesday on business
Mrs Ella r. Bourn has gone to
l.sckpor, and Niagara Falls, y, J., to
make y visit with friends
Ex. Gov John Abner Mead of Ru'.
land. wAs an over Sunday guest q Mr..
and Mrs James b. Wilbur at Wilbur
ton FarmE. "
4. T. Hoyt, Jr., Of New York City,
joined his mother and sisters at their
home here on Saturday last, TO remain
over Sunday
Mrs. l.. II. Thompson and three e's.i
drcn were recent guests at the home
Of her mother, Mrs. Mary Stannard,
in Dorset
The Sunday school Of the Congrega-
tional Church viii reopen at the noon
hour next Sunday, October LIST. A
FUN attendance is desired.
Miss Sara Williams Of Rensselaer,,
n. T.. is visiting her aunt, Mrs. +. {.
Perkins and her cousins, Mrs. {. o.
Hard and Miss Helen l., Perkins.
George II. Thatcher, Jr, Of Albany
n. Y, was in town the latter part Of
the week with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. II. Thatcher.
n. ]. Hawley Of Oakland, Cal, ar
rived in Manchester Monday on visit
TO his daughter, Miss Helen Hawley
and his mother, Mrs. +. J. Hawley.
Judge and Mrs, Alfred c. Page Of
New York City were in town for a
few days recently seeing about the
closing Of their cottage here for the
season.
The first meeting of the Monday
Club for the year 19l6-l9l7 will be
held at the home Of Miss Garfield at
8 o'clock Monday afternoon, October
End.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Thacher Of
Albany, are spending a few days of
this glorious September weather with
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. II. Thacher in this
village.
Roger c. Perkins left Tuesday
morning to resume his studies at Am
herst College, after having spent the
greater norton of the past vacation at
work in Maine.
Principal and Mrs. James Brooks
and family have returned from their
summer home in South Dorset and are
at the principals house at Burr and
Burton Seminary for the winter.
Burr and Burton Seminary resumed
its work on Tuesday morning after
three months vacation. The entering
class is a very good sized one and the
school year promises to be success
full one.
Mrs. Henry F. Wolf and infant
daughter of New York City, are at the
Equinox House for a season. Mrs.
Wolff will be remembered in Manches-
ter as Miriam Miner, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. r. Miner.
The past week has produced a vari-
ETY. Of weather, ending in a general
clear up on Tuesday morning, with
frost on the vegetation. We have had
no killing frosts as yet and the trees
have not begun to put on their au-
tumnal coloring to any great extent.
The state department had an officer
here for a couple Of days the fore
part of the week to see about the
automobile traffic in this town. The
main object of the officer was TO see
ifg those who were driving cars were
provided with the proper licenses to
allow them TO operate cars.
Z. Warner of Troy, N. Y, is making
his annual visit to Manchester and is
located at the Equinox House as usual.
1t is many, many years since Mr..
Warner made his first visit to Man
chester and he has been coming here
every summer since and his many
friends in this village hope that it will
be many years more that his familiar
figure may be seen about our streets.
Invitations have been received In
Manchester for the coming wedding OF
Edward W. Clark Sd Of Philadelphia,
to Miss Hazel Mills Dolph, daughter Of
Mrn. Cyrus AIDA Dolph Of Portland,
OREGON. on Saturday, October l4th, at
the First Baptist Church in Portland.
Mr.. Clark is well known in Manches-
ter, being the oldest son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence NJ. Clark Of Wind
hurst
Mrs. Haley Phillips Gilchrist of
Arlington, is giving a series Of morn
ing readings from the modern poets IN
this village. The first one was held
last Friday morning at the home Of
the Misses Hoyt, the second on Tues
day morning at the home Of Mrs. hor-
ace G. Young, while the third and last
will be given at the home Of Mrs.
Charles H. Hawley on this coming
Friday morning.
The Equinox House is to remain