The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-06-29
MANCHESTER

"Wednesday and is visiting q, N ond
Cottage
Miss Mary Arnold q Borokiyn F.
spending the season at the Ory.s Cot
tarc as has been her custom for many
summers
Mrs Minnie Cross has announce,
the engagement Of her daughter Miss
Bertha l. Gross, % Peter +. Passcrs
Of Widiams'own. W.
Rev. J. @. X Mcclure. president O.
the Mccormick Theological Seminary
at Chicago. preached ut the Conpfc.
Rational Church last Sunday morning
Rev Frank l.. Janeway, assistant
minister Of the Brick Church in New
York City, will assist at the services
nj the Congregational Church on Sun
day morning.
Hon. Jos. c. jones Of Rutland and
u. S. Referee in Bankruptcy Thos. II.
Browne. also Of Rutland were in Man
chester Tuesday afternoon on court
matters.
Lyman Campbell has been spending
a few days recently at the home Of
Judge and Mrs. Loveland Munson.
Mr. Campbell is a nephew Of Mrs.
Munson.
Ernest Congdon, who has been in
the Western Union Telegraph Office
in this place for the last month, has
completed his work here and returned
TO his home in Burlington.
DR.. and Mrs. A. A. Cross have re-
turned from New York City and are at
Mrs. Minnie Cross on Franklin avenue
for few days before returning to
their home in Williamstown, VT
c. +. Ditmars of the Dyckman Rid
ing Academy, New York City, will be
here directly after the 18th of July with
a string Of saddle horses and will be
prepared TO give lessons in riding
st. Johns Episcopal Church will
open for the season next Sunday, the
services being at II a. M, morning
prayer and Holy Communion, and
evening prayer at 5. All are welcome.
Lincoln lsham has Joined his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles lsham at
their summer home here, having just
finished his second year at Williams
College. MIR. lsham will remain here
through the summer.
NJ. l.. Pettibone, who has the con-
tract for the painting of the Congrega-
tional Church, has been doing a little
steeple jacking on his own account and
went to the top of the church splre
and painted the bracket work up there.
| am corsetiere for the famous
Spirella Corsets with one years exper-
fence, Spirella gives one years guar
antee against rust or break and to
retain their shape. Personal calls
made. Mrs. Henry S. Walker. Phone
90 11-2I
There will be a community celebra-
ton of Independence Day on the VII
lage green at Manchester, on July
Fourth, at 8 o'clock in the evening.
All residents of Manchester Depot are
invited to attend. In case of rain the
celebration will be held on the follow
ing evening.
Hon. Jas. X. Batchelder Of Airing /;
ton, was in town Tuesday on court
matters. Mr.. Batchelder has only re- ;
Gently returned from Leonard Hospi-
tai in Lansingburgh, N. Y, where ne !
was operated on for a malignant car
buncle on the back Of his neck.
Geo. Stewart Bennett, the Oldest son {
of the editor of the Journal and Mrs. ,
Bennett. left on Tuesday afternoon (
with the LIST Vermont Infantry from Q
Fort Ethan Allen for the border. Mr.. |
Bennett is an Orderly Sergeant and |
attached to the staff Of the Colonel of c
the regiment and is in charge of the i
mounted orderlies.
Much sympathy is extended by their (
many friends TO Mr.. and Mrs, Leon 4. G
Wiley, in the death Of their infant son, a
which occurred on Saturday last at X
The home of Mrs, Wiley's parents, Mr.. I
and Mrs. A. B. Smith in Middlebury v
where Mrs. Wiley had been staying v
for the past two months. The little
one was taken to Londonderry for in
.erment.
The scholars in the village schools s.
who were awarded the years subscrp- f
bon to st. Nicholas, provided by the Il
generosity Of the Misses Skinner for o.
The highest standing for the year, "
we're Miss Sylvia Lyon in the gram f
mar department, Master Raymond h
in the intermediate de-
,artment and Miss Elizabeth Bell and.
Roscoe Wilcox in the primary room.