The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-04-12
MANCHESTER

vas in this village Thursday.
Robert Wildwood Of Springfield,
Mass, is here for the season.
Kingman Perkins was 81 his home
here for couple Of days the last OF
the week.
Easter Sunday was beautiful day
but pretty cold for this season OF the
year.
Miss Wilma Walsh is confined 70
the house with a mild attack Of chic
ken por.
Miss Marion /. Bennett has return
ed from her visi, with relatives IN
Bennington.
Henry b. Cherbonneau is visiting
his paren,x, Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert
Cherbonnesu, Sr.
The Monday Club win meet with
Miss Edna NJ. 0rvs on Monday, April
18th, at 2:o3 p. m
The Easter number Of The Burton
ian Is Just out and il for sale by the
management.
Go TO Felts Village Shoe Store for
your fishing boots; also rubber boots
q. oil ores a adv
The halyard on the flag poles at the
Village school has been fixed and Old
Glory again fys in the breeze.
Frank N. Cook Of Springfield, Mass.
was a weekend visitor in Manchester.
He returned Sunday afternoon.
The Junior Dance which is to be
held at the Gymnasium this Friday
evening, will be from 7:3O to IL p. m.
Mrs. F. A. Cook is in New York
City visiting her daughter, Mrs. Mar
tin Obergfell--also to see her new
granddaughter.
N. NJ. Garfield has been appointed
an additional fire warden for the town
of Manchester. F. NJ. Walker at the
Depot is the other.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Rice Hard
who we're in Brandon for couple OIL
weeks vacation, returned home last
week Wednesday afternoon
Lieut.. Otto K. Bennett, Jr, return
ed Wednesday morning to his duties
at Norwich University, from which IN
stitution he will graduate in June.
Mrs. Chas. L. Randall has gone to
New York City for few days on a
visit to Miss Prentiss, a frequent
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Randall at then
home here.
Mrs. George Orvis and son Frank
lin. who had been here for several
DAYS visiting her parents, returned tc
New York City on Wednesday OF last
week
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Mcclure arc
preparing to move to Windsor, vt.
where Mr.. Mcclure will be associated
with the Manchester Dairy Company
in their new plant there.
Mrs. John ]. Gunther of New YORK
CITY. arrived in this village on Tues
day morning TO attend to the getting
ready of "The Elms" for occupancy
soon.
Allen Hosley, Village road man foi
the past two years, has recently beer
appointed by county road commission
or Davis, as patrolman for the towr
roads under the care Of the state.
Frederick c. Williams, Jr, who is
connected with the Standard Oil Co.'s
Offices in Albany, N. Y, arrived or
Saturday for weeks vacation with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs F. c. Will
liams.
Judge and Mrs. Robert F. Mcqueen
who have been spending the past WIN
ter at the Bon Air, Augusta, Ga, have
returned to their New York City do
micile where they will remain unit
they get back to their Manchester
home.
Roger c. Perkins made flying triT
home on Sunday, coming in on thu
fiier and returning to New York Cit!
in the evening. He has enlisted in thu
navy at New York City. Two or three
of his class mates enlisted at the same
time.
Mrs. D. X. Simonds left Monday az
trnoon for New York City where sh'
will be a guest Of her daughter, Mrs
George Orvis, for an indefinite period
Later on she expects TO 60 to Port
land, Oregon, for = visit with her son
Clark D. Simonds, and family.
We have had snow in some amour
for nearly every day during the pas
week. However, We are much better
OF than Philadelphia with its eigh
inches, New York City with its fiv'
inches, and Boston with an equa
amount Each Of those cities wer'
visited Sunday night with sever
storm.
A box social given by the Grang'
will be held In the Odd Fellows Hal
at Manchester Depot VT, Saturda!
.- Ali y1th Musir will b,