The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-04-19
MANCHESTER


business the last Of the week.
Miss Cccilc Conroy Of Arlington,
was q rcccn, guest Of Miss Bertha ].
Cross
Sunday Was q typical March day IN
stead Of All April day. II showed of
and on all day long.
Miss Bertha |. Cross is visiting a,
the home Of her mother. Mrs. Minnie
Cross. on Franklin avenue.
Miss Ellen J futile has gone TO
Connecticut for short visit with her
niece, Mrs. Carl j. kilburn.
Rober, Brooks, oldest son Of Prin-
cipal and Mrs. James Brooks, is laid
up with an attack Of measles.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos, v Newman have
left Miami, Fla, and are on their way
10 Manchester for the summer.
Miss Effice Phelps and Walter X.
Hard are confined 10 their respective
homes with attacks of the humps.
VIM. c. bunker Of Troy, N. y, Is
again in Manchester and is doing
more electrical work for the Equinox
Company.
The families Of A. NJ. Reed and Geo.
A. White. who have been spending the
mast winter in the South, are due In
Manchester this week.
The old familiar face Of John Stock
well In to be seen on the station wagon
these days. John has been running
for 10, these many years.
Mrs Lou Graves of Syracuse, N. T.,
has arrived at the 0vis Cottage and
will have charge of the household af-
fairs AS she did last summer.
There will be an illustrated lecture
at the Congregational Church Sunday
evening at 7:30 o'clock. Topic, "Afri-
can Trails" All are welcome.
Miss Wilma Walsh, who has been Ill
with the chicken pox at the Congrega-
tional parsonage, has recovered and Is
back at her studies at the Seminary.
Mrs Vina Nj. Willard has arrived at
her home here, the Orchard Park Ho-
tel and is getting that popular host
lery into shape for the coming sea-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Leming and
Miss Leming, left for Albany, N. T.,
Monday afternoon. Mrs, Leming and
daughter will remain for week or
more.
The first day of fishing opened up
cloudy and cold and it was poor day
for fishermen. The main catches were
colds. Not much sport going fishing
on snow shoes.
The Equinox Company have opened
up a fine gravel bed on their property
east of the Village and splendid gravel
is being drawn from there and being
put on the Village roads.
Francis Lally has been very SICK
during the pats week with an abscess.
He is being cared for by DR.. Z. NJ.
Campbell at the home of W. j. Craw-
ford. for whom he works.
G.. S. Bennett, who has been away
on visit for about ten days, return
ed home Thursday evening. While
away he visited friends in Northield,
Brookfeld, and Randolph
Miss Alice B. Fox of New York
City, was in Manchester the forepart
of the week seeing about getting her
summer home in readiness for her
coming up next month.
Miss Ethel Prentice of New York
City, is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
L. Randall, coming back last week
Wednesday with Mrs. Randall, who
was in New York for a few days.
The dance given by the Junior Class
OF Burr and Burton Seminary, at the
Gymnasium last Friday night, was a
very enjoyable affair and was well at
tended There were about so couples
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. +, Way, who have
passed the recent winter in the Vii
lage in c. A. Shattuck's house, have
removed to their farm at the north
end of the Village for the summer
season.
Lots Of cloudy weather these pas
days but Tuesday showed that IT is
possible for it to get warmer. On, the
grass has always been green and there
is no reason why it should not be
green this year.
George Orvis arrived here last Fri
day afternoon on a trip from New
York to look over the large additions
10 his hotel property. He was here
about the holiday season but has been
South all winter. He remained here
over Sunday.
Advertised letters at Manchester,
VT, April l6, 1917: George l.. bian-
chard Mrs. Joseph Barnes, Lester ).
Corey, Miss Hattie Gleason, Miss N.
u. Hcughton, Miss l.. Rowse Miller
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