The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-05-17

A. ssria and Miss Catherine Stein
Of Troy. n u, scrr In town Tuesday
for the day
The Dorset I'm has bad It's ucle
phonc. re-infsalioa Sane number rs
last ycar. 500.
Mira. Edwin Child u New York City
arrived in town Wednesday morning
for short Wait
Mr. Howard l.. Hall of Albany was
in town saturday and Sandey g0cs,
at The Wade Inn
Mr. and Mrs h. Connel. II Man
chester Dtpot, were 10 town Sunday
calling On relatives
Mr.. and Mrs A A. Merton of
Pauitncy. we're ia town last week fot
two dsys visiting relatives
Mr. Staples u the Eatey Organ Go,
Of Brattleboro, Was in town Satur-
day tuning the church organ.
George r Kellogg remains about
the same and we are sorry 10 say does
not improve as his friends would wish.
Miss Anna Manley Of Main street,
Was Sunday evening supper guest Of
Mrs. c. A. Atkinson at the Wade Inn.
Miss Ruth Andrews Of the South
district. was guest Saturday for the
day Of Mifs Elizabeth Weeks Of Main
street
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Atkinson ex-
pect 10 move this week from the Wade
Inn to their cottage on North Main
street
w. b. Sykes and Mrs Rollin Sykes
spent Saturday in Manchester. Mrs.
Sykes visited Mrs Graves Sunday and
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Kent Of Rutland, |
were dinner guests last week Tuesday
of Mrs. Cranmcr knight Of Main
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Casselman are
planning TO occupy their new home on
North Main street within a week or
ten days.
Charles Ransome Of Granville, was
in town over the weekend a guest of
MIR. and Mrs. Charles II. Norcross Of
the North district.
s. Frank Holey of North Main
street, has received his new Overland
car and is spending his spare time
learning how to handle it.
VIM Mcbride of the South district,
leaves this week for Arlington, Va,
where he has secured position with
his brother, Joseph Mcbride
DR.. and Mrs. j b. Herrick who
have been at their home on the West
road for the past ten days, left Satur-
day for their home in Chicago
Mr.. de Schwinetz is erecting a
portable house on his property on the
West road and when ready will move
his family over there for the summer.
Mrs. Owen Gates, Harold Gates, of
Cambridge, Mass, and DR.. Carl Gates
of Boston, were at the Gates home
on the West road during the past
week
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Schroeder and
son, Ford, of Troy, were in town from
Friday till Sunday afternoon. While
here they stayed at their cottage on
Kent Hill.
NJ. V. Barbour Of Toledo, o., and
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Grondahl of
Seattle, Wash, arrived last week and
have opened their home in the North
district. Mrs. Barbour and Mr.. and
Mrs. Victor Barbour are expected
soon. ,
Mrs. Merritt Sheldon of Pawlet,
George Z. Lee Of Middlebury, and DR..
and Mrs. Robert II. Lee and son Of
Hartford, N. Y, were week end guests I
of Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Matson of Elm
street. ,
Mrs. Mary Church, who has been at I
Mrs. +. c. Liddle's for some time, has
accepted position at the wade Inn. |;
Miss Marjorie Conner Of East Rupert, .
has taken Mrs. Church's place at Mrs.
Liddle's.
Edward Potter Of North Dorset, ,
who recently enlisted in the navy,
spent day with his aunt, Mrs. Julia q
Potter of Dorset Hollow, before leav-
ing for the training station at New {
port, r. !. {