The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-08-24
NANCE HESTER

hons In WaIfiugford,
Dr L. y. Pierce was over the Mo.
hawk Trail on Sunday last
Frcd II. Meyer MAS up from New
York city over Sunday with his fam.
Ay
Miss Cecile conroy Of Arlington. is
a guest 81 Miss Bertha l. Cross fer q
fca days.
Mias Bertha !. Cross Is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Minnie Cross. on Frank.
Die avenue.
Mrs Minnie Hask q the Foster Re.
menbranee shop, spen, Sunday in the
White Mountains.
Mrs Shirley 0. Williams Of Ben
nington, came up Monday 20 visit her
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Chas. c. Bell.
II sou wish 10 see busy places abou,
this time Of tho year drop in at any Of
the local garages any morning about 3
o'clock.
Roger C. Perkins was with bis par
cntS, Rev. and Mrs, Sidney H. Per
kns, for short time the latter part
Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel j. Randall Of
Sunderland, were in Manchester Tues.
day, making the trip in their new
touring car.
Msr r. h. Vanderhocf and child are
guests Of Mrs. Vanderhoefs parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace G. Young, at
THE Gables"
Philip Gilbert Of Wilmington join
ed Mrs. Gilbert here the latter part
Of the week, remaining over Sunday, |
when they returned to their home.
DR.. d. 0. Edison Of New York City, |
is in Manchester for season attend
ing to alterations on his cottage here.
Mrs. Edison is here with the doctor,
On Friday evening Of this week the
Misses Hoyt will give the second and
last Of their this seasons public vaud-
eville entertainments at the Gymnas-
Jun.
Miss Maud Cherbonneau Of New
York City, is spending her vacation at
the home Of her father, Eugene Cher
bonneau on Prospect street Miss
Cherbonncau arrived home Monday
evening.
DR.. Rufus Cole and family, who are
to occupy Miss BATHS home for the
rest Of the season, arrived the latter
part Of the week and are enjoying
themselves. They came from Lenox,
Mass.
The children of the Band Of Mercy Z
will give the bird play, "Skyboy" in
the garden Of Mr. and Mrs. Fay's
cottage (the Burnham cottage) on
afternoon Of next week,
August 3lst. Field sports will follow >
he play.
f. II. Hemenway was called to Or
veil Tuesday to attend the funeral Of '
relative in that place. He went up '
md returned the same day. leaving ,
lome in the morning and returning in
he evening, making the trip in his i
lew auto.
Miss Jessie Hawlcy invites all those .
Interested to a meeting at her house !"
N Thursday evening. August 24th at ~
o'clock, to consider the possibility Of
eviving interest in the Manchester a
historical Society, >
The annual meeting OF the Manches- I'll
err Village Improvement Society, .
Which was to have been held last Mon -
ay night, has been postponed until +
ooler weather and the election of Of N
GERS will take place at the next
1eeting, which will be on Monday, y
ept. 2sth. y
KYLE Whitman Of Rutland, is spend M
NJ weeks vacation with his grand
ather, Nathaniel Towsley. Mr.. N
Whitman is connected with the freight OF
flee Of the Rutland Railroad and is III
tationed in Rutland, the family hav-
* moved to that place from Dandy "
bout year since. -
Jos. w. Roe Of New Haven, Conn, VI
no is spending a portion Of his vaca
ION at the cottage Of Judge and Mrs. Ga
age at Lake Bomoseen, was in town W
n Saturday for short time on bust II
ess. Joes many friends in this sec al
on would like to see more than a
Getting glance Of him every year or az
,.
Manchester is this season probably ~
ntertaining the largest number Of
Immer guests in the history Of the w
,wn as a summer resort, and that al
istory dates way back into the latter III
art Of the zoos. Every hotel is full ~
nd overlooking and every available .
,om. in this end of the town at least, 'i'
taken and still there is a clamoring ap
" more accommodations The same ~
obtain in the reighboring IN
.llage Of Dorset. This is a good sign
nd means well filled bunkers in many IN