The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-04-13
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NORTH ADAMS Mass. over SUNDAY,
NJ. and Mira Chas 4. Wade we're Il
Manchester shopping 90 Friday after
noon
All thc schools IN town Opened o.
Monday for ihc las, Jap q the schoo
year
Mr. aud Mrs J II. Bowman Of Dor
set, were in Manchester Thursday last
on business
Miss Helen NJ Black viii entertain
the ladies Of the 800" club at her
home on Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Earl Wells and two children
are visiting Mr. Wells mother at Mr.
and Mrs. W. u. Andcrsons
Mr.. and Mrs l.. II. Thompson and
three children are now located in their
new home on Dillingham; avenue.
Mrs. A. NJ. Reed and Mrs, Geo. A.
White are visiting in Boston for q
short time before returning to Man
chester.
Mr.. and Mrs. John J Gunther and
son were in town the latter part Of the
week seeing about the opening Of their
summer home, "T'he Elms."
Mrs Hattie J. Bryant of Boston,
vito was recently operated on at DR..
Codman's private hospital in that city,
is guest Of her father o, G. Felt.
Felt. the Village Shoe Dealer, has a
large lot of rubber boots of the Ball
Band" make, none better. Now is the
time to get your fishing boots. adv
Saturday. night and all day Sunday
reminded us that winter was still lin
sering in the lap Of spring. But cheer
up In Ottawa, Canada, they had a
foot Of snow.
/. Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Pray were up
from New York City the forepart Of
the week to see about the opening of
their home on Taconic avenue. for the
summer
+. NJ. Taylor, administrator, will
hold an auction sale Of personal prop
erty at the late home Of MIR. and Mrs.
n. NJ. Townsend on the west road on
Tuesday, April 18th. Bowen will be
the auctioneer. adv
Mrs. VIM. 7. Sargent, who has been
visiting her father and brothers, the
Nessrs. Mcclure, in this village for a
week or more, returned to her home in
Binghamton, N. Y, Monday.
Hon. Edward Griffith and Hon. f. c.
Archibald were in Rutland Tuesday at
a session of the Probate Court at a
hearing on the probate of the win of
the late DR.. +. 0. Whipple Of Dandy.
Miss Mary b. Gleason Of Troy, and
who has spent so many summers in
times past in Manchester will be
resident here for the coming season.
Her many friends in Manchester will
be pleased to learn Of this.
Mrs. Frank Lyons, Jr., and son, and
, her sister, Mrs. Joseph Perry, who
have been visiting their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Coloumb in San Di-
ego, Cal, for several months, return
ed TO their respective homes on Mon
day.
The beautiful flowers at the Congre-
gational Church last Sunday morning
were provided by Miss Ruth Shattuck
in memory Of the birthday Of her aunt,
the late Miss Martha f. Shattuck,
whose birthday anniversary was on
April 9Th.
Nj. Albert Tag Of New York City,
who occupied the middle one of the
three cottages Of Miss +. J. Fowler,
has been rented the larger one Of the
three next to st. Johns Church for
this coming summer. w. b. Edgerton
was the broker.
Miss Jessie o. Hawley and Miss
Sarah n Cleghorn, who have been
spending the past winter in East Or
ange, n. j., went Wednesday to New
York City where they will remain un-
Ill May LIST at which time they will
take their departure for their home |
in this village.
Clyde Millington Of Troy, n. Y. was
in town for short time last week put
ting in shape the two pianos that were
to be used for the recital Mr.. Mil I
lington announces that he will be in
town again about May 18th to attend .
to his regular customers. adv
Rev. and Mrs. j. c. Flanders Of
Rochester, n. H., have been visiting
Mr. Flanders sister, Mrs. L, w Dun
bar and family Mr. Flanders was for
some years in the early sos the rector
at Zion Church at Manchester Center
and IL well known here
The story hour which has been held
nj the Library during the winter
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