The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-06-01
MANCHESTER


nay
Frana Lorenr, leader - the Equinox
orchefira. arrived for The SEASON or
Wednesday morning.
Louis /. Towsley has been obliged
TO give up bis work al 7. j. Hcaley's
on account Of III health,
Miss Frances Mcbride o. Bcnning
ton. Is q guest Of her aunt, Miss Mon
iea Mcbride. on Prospect street
Mrs W G. Mcknight and family
have arrived At their summer home on
shepard avenue for the summer,
There ii 10 be dance at Dorset sat
mrday evening, June 3rd. Music fur
nished by McBride's Orchestra. adv
Mrs. Payson s. Wild has returned
10 her home in Chicago after having
been CUES, Of Mrs. j. N. Hard for a
couple Of weeks.
Mrs. Peter Leming and Miss Anna
Leming arrived Tuesday afternoon
from Albany and will be in Manches-
Yer the rest Of the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. W. Howell and
daughter spent Memorial Day with
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. c. Orvis, coming to
Manchester in their new automobile.
Next Sunday will be Children's Day
a, the Congregational Church. In the
evening there will be an illustrated
lecture on children in PARKWAY
Lands"
Mrs. Lester II. Thompson and three
children were over Sunday guests at
the home Of her mother, Mrs. Plynn
Stannard. in Dorset, returning Tues
day afternoon.
While running after ball Sunday
Louis Cherbonneau accidentally hit a
post with his face and bit his tongue
very severely, almost seyering the end
Of il.
r. u. Fay of New York City, was
here the last Of the week to see about
the opening of the Burnham cottage
which Mr.. and Mrs. Fay are to occupy
this coming season.
Chas. Bruso sprained his right arm
very seriously last week Wednesday.
He went to Rutland and had an X-Ray
taken Of il in order to ascertain the
exact nature Of the injury.
Mr and Mrs. J. G. Bacon had as
Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Boswell of Troy, N. y; Mr.. and Mrs,
J. Lyke Of Johnstown, n. Y, and Miss
Cora Wells Of Gloversvile, N. Y.
Mrs. Ella b. Swift, who has been
spending the past winter with her Sis
ter. Mrs. Henry Frost in Smiths Falls.
Ont. has returned to Manchester for
the summer and opened her cottage
on Main street.
The Equinox Company applied a
coat Of dust laying material in front
of the Equinox House ON Monday
They recently purchased a machine for
the proper distribution Of this materi-
al and il worked very nicely.
Mrs. D. W. Doane, Dewitt Doane,
tho Misses Doanc and Miss Mildred
Phelps went Saturday to their homes
in Orwell to remain until Memorial
Day, when they returned to Manches-
ter They made the trip by auto.
Mrs. r. p. Hoyt and Miss Frances
Hoyt arrived the last Of the week and
are comfortably located in their sum
mer home here. Mrs. Hoyt is enter
tanning her son, r. 7. Hoyt, Jr., who
is here on a weeks vacation.
MIR. and Mrs. jacob of New York
City. have been spending several days
in town at the Orvis Cottage. Mrs.
jacob will be remembered by older
Manchester people as being Miss Lot
tie Millett before marriage.
The funeral services Of the late Mrs.
l.. II. Hemenway were held at the
Hemenway home on Friday last, Rev.
S. X. Perkins officiating. There was
large attendance of the familys Old
friends living here and several from
out of town.
Charles Isham came up Saturday
from New York City and is at his
home here. He was joined over Mem
erial Day by his son, Lincoln lsham'
who came up from Williams College
TO spend the day. Mr.. lsham has since
returned to New York.
The hot wave of the forepart OF the
week gave way Tuesday afternoon and
all day Tuesday it rained by FITS ana
starts. finally ending with a heavy
downpour about FIVE o'clock, after
which It grew colder, finally clearing
Wednesday morning.
lion. d. X. Simonds has been again
confined to his bed and under the care
of a trained nurse. He is somewhat
better at present. Mrs. Simonds Is
about on one crutch, having injured
one OF her knees by throwing the pat
ella out Of place.
Assistant Postmaster Leon E. Wiley
80, "a Niddlebury Saturday after