The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-04-26
MANCHESTER

vas In town over Sunday.
Waiter Y. Hard is still confined 70
his hornr with his attack Of humps.
T.. c. Boncsseel Of Troy. n. T., was
In town on business one day last week.
Mr.. and Mira Robert J. orvis were
In Troy, n. T.. las, Thursday on basi-
meas.
DIR. and HrE. l. r. Pierce have been
entertaining DR. H. J, Potter Of Ben
ning,on.
The pas, wcek has had a good sup
ply Of real spring like days, Sunday
especially.
o.P. Black OF North Rupert, was In
this village for short time last
T'hursday
Mrs. Harriet Bradford Of Benning-
ton, la a guest Of Mrs. VIM. J. Crsw-
ford this week.
Las, Friday IL rained for a good
portion Of the day and everything ben
entisG tntrtIfOH.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lyon, Jr., and
son were in Rutland on n shopping ex-
petition last Saturday.
The Monday Club will meet with
Mrs. Wyman a, half after two Mon
day afternoon, April 30th.
Lemue T.. Buck Of Arlington, was
In this village Tuesday on business
connected with the Probate Court.
Mrs. VIM. J. Crawford entertained
the ladies at 800" on Tuesday after
noon in honor Of Mrs. Harriet Brad
ford.
The Mark Skinner Library will be
closed the first three days OF next
week for cleaning. April 80 and May
/ and 2.
Last Saturday afternoon we were
treated to a good sharp thounder and
lightning shower. 1t was some cooler
after It.
John Leming, who has been in Man
chester with his parents the greater
portion OF the winter, returned Satur-
day to Albany.
Francis Lally, who has been quite i'll
for week or two at his home at w.
J. Crawford's, is able to be out and
about once more.
Frank B. Potter Of Albany, N. T.,
representative Of r. G. Dun & Co.
Mercantile Agency, was in this section
on business Tuesday.
DR.. Ferd Streeter, who has been in
Manchester and vicinity for n short
vacation, returned TO Central lslip,
l.. l., last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert M. Reed and
Mrs. G. A. White and sister, who have
been in the South all winter, have ar
rived at their respective homes here in
this village.
Mrs. Albert r. Stockwell, who was
called to Dandy last week by the
severe illness of her brother, Edward
Farrell, has returned home. She left
her brother much improved.
II. w. VanWagenen of Morristown,
N. j., arrived in Manchester Friday
afternoon of last week and was a
guest at the 0rvis Cottage until Tues
day morning when he returned to his
home.
Miss Mary B. Gleason Of Troy and
Manchester, who has been spending
the past winter in New York City, has
returned TO her home in Troy where
she will remain until coming to Man
chester for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Miner of
New York City, arrived in Manches-
ter on Tuesday morning where they
expect to spend the summer in their
cottage. They expect to be joined by
their daughter and granddaughter
little later on.
Mrs. Peter Leming was operated on
ut the Albany City Hospital last
Thuroday afternoon for tumor. She
is making satisfactory recovery 80
far. Mr.. Leming and Miss Leming,
who accompanied Mrs. Leming to Al
bany, returned Saturday evening.
To those who ride bicycles it is
probably only necessary to call their
attention TO the fact that it is strictly
against the law to ride their machines
upon the sidewalks. Some day, II