The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-11-02
MANCHESTER


James A Eddy ~ Troy, \. ". wa
a guest 81 The Equinox House on Fri
day last
A large addition 10 the Roe eoitag
ID this village has about been com
plcted
The womeR's Missionary Societ!
wiII meet with Mrs. j. n. Hard Of
Thursday afternoon, at 8 o'clock.
Willis Benncr 81 New York City
was weekend guest with his family
at the Way cottage on the West road
Mrs. Flora Howard Of Jamaica, il
visiting her cousins, Mrs Mary +
Way and Mr. and Mrs, o. w Boynton
l.. G. Hubbard Of Rutland was n
town for few days recently to attenf
10 the internal workings Of the town
clock.
Hon. Jos. G. Martin Of Newfane, VT
former resident Of Manchester, was
In town the last OF the week on legal
matters
Mrs. l.. II. Thompson and three
children spent Saturday and Sunday
in Dorset with her mother, Mrs. Mary
STANDARD.
Miss Malanda Choquette Of Adams,
Mass, was a guest Of her sister, Miss
Georgia Choquette, for couple Of
days last week
Mr.. and Mrs. James Brooks have
gone TO New York City where they
were called by the serious illness Of
Mrs. Brooks mother
Peter +. Pessara of Williamstown,
VI, has been recent guest at the
home Of Mrs. Minnie Cross on Frank
lin avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. X. l.. Maxim have re-
turned from Brooklyn to Manchester
for few more days stay in this de-
lghtful fall weather.
O. G. Felt and his grand daughter,
Miss Mary Kinney, who were in Bos-
ton visiting for a week past returned
home Monday afternoon.
Miss Laura Adsit, who has been
connected with the Foster Information
Bureau at the Equinox House during
the past summer, left on Wednesday
for New York City.
Miss Helen NJ. Black, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. H. NJ. Cush-
man in New York City for the past
few weeks, returned Wednesday and
is occupying her cottage once more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Leming and
daughter Anna went to Albany, n. "
Saturday for few days. They are
to remain in Manchester during the
coming winter.
A camping party consisting of Wal
ter r. Hard, Leon +. Wiley, Albert
Smith and DR.. L. f. Pierce, have been
spending the past week in the Grout
Pond section towards Stratton Noun
tain.
The Misses Pauline Martin, Margar-
ct Williams, Rhoda Orvis, Marion and
Jessie Jean Bennett went to Benning-
ton in the Martin car Saturday after
noon, remaining as guests of relatives
until Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo r. Miner, who
have been in Manchester for the past
two weeks getting their cottage in
shape for the winter, returned We'd
nesday to their home in New York
City.
The Carsden Inn and Garage closed
for the season after record breaking
business. Before another season
comes the storage capacity of the
garage will be increased about forty
per cent.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. +. Defley left Man
chester Tuesday morning for New
York City where they will spend some
little time before leaving for Pasa-
dena, Cal, where they will be located
for the winter.
+. d. Mcclure and party were on
an automobile trip on Sunday last,
taking dinner at the Hotel Allen, in
Fair Haven. They returned to Man
chester by way of West Rutland and
Rev. William White Letter, DID,
will preache at the Congregational J
Church next Sunday morning. The
communion Of the Lords Supper will L
be observed after the preaching ser
rice.
H. ]. Marshall Esq, Of New York
City. and Hon. J. J.. Stakeholder of
were in this village Tues 2
lay on business connected with the
settling Of the estates of Geo. l.. and
Hannah ]. Marshall, late Of Arlington.
Mrs. f.. II. Hemenway and two A
,hildrcn are spending a couple Of
weeks at her old home in Orwell, Mr., =
aemenway taking them up in his auto
and returning Sunday Roy 4
:. Phelps returned with Mr. Hemen-
way. +