The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-05-18
MANCHESTER

Tbs Misses Edna and Sarah orvi
are driving about In their new auto
Hon Rotcri T Lincoln lef, Sunda
for business trip 10 Chicago
A NJ Reed returned Monday after
neon from an out Of town trip.
Tho foropsr, Of this week has bee
quite prolific Of rain and il is still a
ii,
Hon James X Batchcldcr was j
this village on business last Saturda!
afternoon.
Mrs Clyde Millington q Troy y
Y. IL a CUES; of her cousin Miss An
ME L. BATHS.
Charles Edgcrton 81 DANNY, was !
Sunday guest Of his brother, Hon. W
II, Edgerton
Mrs. Shirley 0. Williams Of Ben.
nington, is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs Chas G. Bell
Geo. A. White has returned to Man
chester for the summer after having
spent the past winter in the South.
Jos. Mcbride Of Arlington, Va, and
VIM. Mcbride Of Dorset, were guests
of their sister, Mrs. Chester Bell, on
Sunday last.
MIR. and Mrs. John j. Gunther and
family have arrived for the season and
"The Ems," their delightful summer
home, is now open.
Hon. Edward Griffith was in Rut-
land Saturday on business connected
with the estate of the late DR.. +. o.
Whipple,
Miss Laura S. HOLSTER Of Cincin-
natl. has arrived here for few weeks
and Is getting her summer home ready
for occupancy the coming season.
Miss Monica Mcbride, who has pass
ed the winter in Troy, n. y, arrived
ON Monday and will be at her old
home her for the summer months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dumont Clarke and
family, who spent the winter in flori-
ola, have returned to their home IN
Manchester for the season.
A silo on the premises of J, +. Ken
nard at the south part of the town
blew down in the hard wind we had
"Wednesday morning early.
Geo. K. Miner returned from New
York City on Monday afternoon, hav-
ing been gone during the week on a
business trip. He will be here for am
other weeks rest.
II. G. Young of Albany, was in this
village on Friday TO see about the
preparation Of "Thc Gables" for his
family's occupation again this coming |
season.
Mrs. Minnie Cross, who has been
spending the winter with her son, DR..
A. A. Cross. at Williamstown, VT, has
returned to town and is at ]. b VIII
bur's as housekeeper
Miss Alice B. Fox of New York City
was in town the forepart Of the week
looking after the preparing Of her cot
tage for occupancy about the first Of
the month, when Miss Fox expects to
return for the season
Hon. Mason s. Stone, Commissioner
of Education for the State Of Yer
mont, was in town for a couple Of
days last week. He visited Burr and h
Burton Seminary and spoke TO the {
student body at two different times.
The Manchester Dairy Company is
enlarging its plant and has
just put in a larger boiler to the more
handle their work. They
are to put two automobile trucks in
commission in the near future
Miss Georgia Choquettc, who has
been away from her duties as local
manager of the Western Union Tele- 5
graph office here for several weeks,
mas returned TO her duties much inn
proved in health.
J. l.. Given of New York City, was
I'D for several days recently seeing
about getting the garden started and
some out door work laid out. He took Q
little time Off to try his hand at fly I
ishing for elusive trout.
The funeral services of the late Mrs.
4. n. Hemenway will be held from the
iemenway home on Friday morning, Z
.iay Goth, at 10 a. m, and will be pub u
ie. The interment will be at the con- 7
enience of the family. !
The burial of Mrs J II. Howell Of :
Worcester. Mass, took place AT DELI
sood Cemetery in the family plot on .
saturday morning, Rev. s X. Perkins :
The bearers were K. j.
nd A. c. 0rvis. +, n. Walker, c. II. u
Iawley and o. r. Bennett. &
VIM b. Manley went to Troy Sat :,