The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-06-28
MANCHESTER

So Far thss ssAson IL has rainec
marty evtry Sunday
Mrs4 Constance A. Sands Of EAS'
Orange, n j.. 10 In town.
iiea. Reuben Bentley Of sandga;e
was in town on business Tuesday.
Mr.. Chaa West and daughter are
visiting friends and relatives In Pitts
ford.
Philip T. II. pierson Of Bennington,
was in this village for shor, time on
Tuesday.
Edward S. lsham u "ormshy Hill,"
was in New York City Saturday and
Sunday,
Joseph II. Reed, formerly Of East
Dorset, was in this place on Monday
calling on friends
Miss Helen Ha~lcy Of Oakland, Cal.
IL in Manchester NJ the home Of her
uncle. Chas. II. Hawley.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry w. Brown Of
Philadelphia, have arrived At their
summer home bore for the season.
Mrs. Charles lsham and son, Lin
coin, srrived al their summer home in
this village on Thursday afternoon.
Miss Heller l.. Perkins, who has
been in the Vest ever since last fall,
reached her home here last Thursday
Ms.iame Madeline Roiser Of New
York City, has arrived in Manchester
and will be- here the remainder Of the
sexson.
Miss Isnra Nugont Of Troy, N. T.,
is here fSr the summer and is board
ing at Mss. T. f. Larkirs on Franklin
avenue.
DR.. md Mrs. E. q Wirship and
family of Groton, Conn, WIRE in this
village for short time thc last of.
the wsek.
The family Of Mr.. and urs, Graves
OF Providence, X. l., are 1t the Maxim
cottaae on the Wes, road at the head
of the Cross road.
kingman Perkins was an over Sun
day guest at the home of his parents,
Rev. and Mrs. Sidney *. Perkins at
the Congregational parsonage.
VIM. u. ManlFs Of Troy, was in
town Sunday for short time. He
came up to visit his father in Dorset,
and returned TO Troy via Manchester.
Misses Jessie O. Hswley and Sarah
N. Cleghorn, VINO have been in New
York City for the past two weeks,
have returned 40 their home in Man
chester. Il
Beginning next Sunday and contin4
uinp during ife months 'of July and
August the uIssSes at St Pauls
Church will be at $3.50 and i o'clock
on Sundays.
Beginning Wednesday, July Ath ant
on each Wednesday, and Saturday fol-
lowing the Misses Hoyt will again
hold afternoon teas from 4 to 63Oat
the "Millett Arms"
On July 9TH at 8 O'Clock in tine even
ing on the Village graen, Manchester
or in case of rain in the CongreRa-
tional Church-patriotir exercises will
be held. All are invited to attend.
Tuesday morning, Mrs. f. c. Per
kins, together with her daughters, 1
Mrs. Chas. o. Hard md Miss Helen
Perkins, left for visit with relatives
in Schenectady, N. Y, for season.
Mrs. Eleanor HosleT, whe recently i
underwent severe operation at the j
Hospital in Troy, N. " h
has returned to her home in this WI \
|age to regain her former strength. t
The Village trustees have done a i
piece Of work in TIE o
,dgi,g of the sidewalk between here r
md Judge Mun5on's. 1t looks much G
,etter and it will certainly be great "
leal cleaner. h
st. ,uohn's (EpiscopaD summer Il
!hurch will be opened for the season p
,cxt Sunday, July LIST, with morning "
,rayer nDd holy communion at II and O
'veninr prayer at 5 o'clock. All are
ordially welcome. 81
There were several more catches Of m
'ood sized trout on Sunday, among te
hem being one by Louis F. Martin VI
reighing 3& lbs, one by +. J. Lyon in
u lbs. and one by w. B. Edgerton u
'eighing "a lbs.
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