The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-04-27
MANCHESTER

YORK City On Saturday last
Francis Laily Il % work fgr W }
Crawford this coming summer
Ttr Monday Club will meet viii
Airs Walter Il Hard on Mas ~
Mr. ard Mrs. Edward E. Oris ven
Tuesday morning to Burlington for .
short Wait
Mrs Chas C. Bell. who has beer
seriously ID Tor several weeks. ],
slowly improving,
The Equinox Company is putting o.
quite an extensive addition 10 Their
kitchen at the Equinox House
The 0ryis Cottage will be made
ready for the summer business and i
is expected that il will be opened on
May LIST
y. G. Williams, Jr,, was guest Of
his parents over Easter Sunday, com
ing up from Pittsheld, Mass, Saturday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs Willis Benner and
three children, who have taken K. +.
Ways house for the season, arrived
on Saturday last,
T. r. Larkin is busy these days
building on 22-foot addition, one
story in height, to the Larkin home
on Franklin avenue.
Mrs. Shirley o. Williams, who has
been here assisting in the care of her
mother. Mrs. Chas. c. Bell, for some
time past, has returned 10 her home
in Bennington.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. v Newman, who
spent the past winter in Miami, Fla,
have returned home and are at the
Orchard Park Hotel for the rest Of
the year.
Miss Mary Margaret Regain was
presented with a new upright piano by
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Regain, as a birthday present last
week.
John j. Gunther was up from New
York on Friday last for short time
to see about work at "The Elms" pre-
paratory to the family's coming a /
little later on.
The motion picture arcade will be
opened on Monday evening next under
its new management. See the edyer-
tisement elsewhere Five reels for
,oc adv
There will be an illustrated lecture
next Sunday evening at Z o'clock at
the Congregational Church. Topic:
Remote Places in the Philippines.
All are welcome
Mr.. and Mrs c. II Hawley and son
and Mrs. f. J. Hawley, who have spent
he past winter in St Petersburg,
Fla, at their winter home there, re-
.urned to their home here on Saturday
asst.
Mrs. Leon f. Wiley and little
laughter, Lois, together with Mrs.
Nilcy's sister, Miss Clara Smith,
vent on Monday to the home of their
PARENTS in Middlebury where Mrs
Wiley viii make an extended visit,
The ground glass globe on the
lectric light in front Of c, NJ. Clarks !
lace has been broken twice during
he last three months. This seems
Ike piece of deliberate mischief on
he part OF some person or persons.
Miss Margaret Kelly, aniece of
lev FIR. Kelly, who unfortunately ,
trained a ligament Of her left ankle
4 weeks since while skating, is at ST.
'aul's rectory for a season, and Is d
till Obliged TO be on crutches.
| am Corsetiere for the famous a
'exter Corset Strictly custom made,
uaranteed to keep its shape until
.orn out. Front clasp and all steel. &
for two years. Will make \
ersonal calls. Mrs. William Gillette,
hone ll1-3, Manchester Center. adv a
w. B. Edgerton last week rented to Il
Ir. and Mrs. +. b. Fay of New York
ity "Elmo'er," the cottage Of Mrs. "a
lark Burnham, for the coming sea f,
m. We are glad that Mr.. and Mrs
ay have decided to again make Man T,
Jester their summer home. !,
The following are the tournament
ties for the Ekwanok Country Club !.
r this coming season Independence :,
lbs, July 4th. First President Cup
armament, July Goth, 27th, 2Sth, and
tn. Labor Day Handicaps, Sept y
h. Equinox Cup Tournament, Sept -
tn. 18th, and 10th. :"
G. Burr Waite, piano tuner OF Rut-
ia, will be in town June list. A trial u
n be appreciated Orders may be "a
loned Mrs. Willard X. Bennett. adv "a
There will be meeting Of the Man
ester Village Improvement Society We
Morday evening next at the Offices on
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