The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-04-20
MANcHEsrER

Monday
nr ard Mrt L T. Pisrce and family
haye bcen oai & iown FER The We <
past
Nr ard Mrs J q Bacon were week
enl ggests 81 NJ ard NJ. Chas Bos
well in Trey, = T.
:. Judge Edward Griffith WIS in Rut
land Monday ard Tuesday or legal
matters
Mrs John A. Mcclure has been en-
tertaining her father, David Parker 81
Dandy, recently
Messrs. G n and George Bentley
Of Sandgate, were IN this section on
Friday on business bent
Mark Skinner Library will be closed
next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
for the annual cleaning.
Henry r Fairbanks Of Washington
d. C., has rented Mrs. C. A. Sands
cottage for the season.
in Harry Y. Towsley Of Below
Falls, is guest for few days Of
Mr.. gad Mrs Geo. l.. Towsey.
Las; Sunday, Palm Sunday, was an
ideal spring day, not cloud in the
sky and q gentle, balmy air all day
iMisS Helen l., Perkins left on
Thursday last for an extended visit
with her sister, Mrs. Chas o. Hard, in
ST, Louis, Mo.
Miss Mary Edgerton, Who has been
visiting her nephew, Hon. w. b. Ed
gerton, mas returned 70 her home in
Bennington.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. +. Way expect to
occupy the c. u Way place at the
north end Of the village during the
eoning summer.
The next meeting Of the Monday
Club will be held at the home Of Mrs.
c. A. Rich, at the Depot, on Monday }
April oath
The many friends Of Mrs Chas. {.
Bell will be pleased to learn that she !
is slowly recovering from her recent
very severe Illness.
Jos. ARGUS, proprietor of the Man y
chester Motion Picture Arcade, an
nounces that the Arcade will be open ,
ed for business on Monday, May LIST.
Mr. and Mrs, A. NJ Reed arrived Il
Wednesday afternoon after having ~
been away since after Christmas. c
Their many friends here are glad to q
Se, them back again.
Mr. and Mrs. A. c, MeCord and 3"
daughter Of Chicago, H., were in town /
over Sunday looking for houee FOR u
the coming season and finally decided
on renting The Cascades
The largest trout that has been re-
ported to us so far this season is onc
that was caught Sunday by Harry o,
Read. The fish was long one ami
tipped the scales at Pr pounds Il
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Hosley have 2.
bought The Hugh Townsend place ON
the West road Of the Townsend estate L
and given their farm in Barumyile =
IN part payment
There viii be thank offering SER =
vices Of the Woman's Missionary So r,
,iety at the lecture room Of the Con-
rrcgational Church Good Friday at
,'clock. a goodly attendance is re- y y
Iuested.
There will be special music in the !,
Church next Sunday =
morning in connection with the Easter
services. In the evening there will be
,ervices for the children in the lecture NJ
ooni lat $50 o'clock. u
r. f. Way has rented his residence
n the village to Mr., and Mrs. Willis AZ
,enner of New York City. Mrs. Ben IN
Ter is a sister of DR.. d. 0. Edison
he place was rented through w. b. on
,dgerton. OF
Mrs. Minnie Cunningham and her
Miss Ann Pettibone, A.
Tho have been spending the past year re-
slh Mrs. Cunningham's sister, Mrs.
ieo.. r. Reed in SO. Oh City, Pa, re- Es
lrnod home on Saturday. PHI
Work on the village highways COM
Fenced last week at the Munson corn ma
: and will be pushed rapidly. 1t is in Oh
,nded to push this work as rapidly
s possible so as to have the road in IL
God shape before it is oiled. no,
How winter does hate to go. Last
riday we had snow again and when ,be
,e boys were ready Saturday morn "a,
.p to 20 fishing there was at least an
Ich Of snow on the ground. II doesn't
ay with us long now, however. "a
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis 3. Fay Of New
ork City, who occupied cottage in
anchcster a couple Of seasons ago, 0h'
ere bcre the forepart Of the week pr