The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-09-27
MANCHESTER

John and David Lyon have recently
purchased new Dodge touring car
Hon. Edward Griffith was In New
York City on business the forepart o.
the week.
Robert Coy spent the latter part Of
last week visiting relatives in NORTH
Adams. Mass.
Miss Sarah Hanley and David ID
ve,al were in Bennington Sunday the
guests Of friends there
Mrs. A. H. Darling returned Mon
day afternoon from visit to her old
home in North Adams, Mass
Bevo. the national soft drink, AT the
Pastime. Manchester Depot Poke,
Billiards. ady-24
Roscoe Towsley and party motored
10 Cambridge, Salem and other places
in New York State on Sunday last,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert T.. Knight and
family Of Rutland were Sunday dinner
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Thomp-
son.
Roy Phelps Of Orwell, was in Man
chester the forepart Of the week. a
guest Of Mr. and Mrs. T.. II. Hemen-
way.
Rev. FIR Bernard Kelly Of Poultney,
was in town Tuesday. His old par
ishioners were pleased to see him once
more.
Kenneth and Edwin Thacher of Al
bany, spent Sunday with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Thatcher, at
their cottage here.
Very hard frosts and freezes on
Saturday and Sunday nights make us
aware that fall is here, actually as
well as otherwise.
Chicken dinners and wafrles served
at Undertook Inn every Wednesday
and Saturday evening. Reserve tables
IL possible. Dancing. adv
L0ST--A grey Maltese cat (male)
from Mrs. Strong's cottage. $500 re-
ward for his return to f. A. Potts,
Manchester. VI. adv
Frank J. Lyon and family were in
Dandy visiting friends last Sunday,
making the trip in the new automobile
Of the Lyon brothers.
Mrs Madeline Nice and son Albert,
who have been at Mrs Larkin's dur
ing the past summer, left for their
home in New York City on Sunday
afternoon.
Lester Farnum's copyrighted hand |
colored photos on sale at Young's Shoe
Store, Manchester Center. Views of
Manchester and vicinity framed or un-
framed. adv-17tf
Hon. and Mrs, Edward c. Orvis |
have returned from Thompson's
Point where they went the forepart of
the month, having closed their cottage
there for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Rice Hard
spent the weekend in camp at the
Grout job on the east mountain near
Stratton. They stopped at the S. B.
Hawks camp.
Mrs. Pagan and daughter Josephine,
who have occupied rooms in o. B.
Coy's house this season, returned on
Wednesday to their home in New York
City.
Burr and Burton Seminary opened
Tuesday morning with an enrolment
Of ITO with quite a few yet to enter.
The entering class was large one
and comprised over 40 young people.
The Misses Jessie Jean Bennett,
Rhoda 0rvis, Margaret Williams and
Pauline S. Martin, who were in Ben I
nington over the weekend as guests
Of Mrs. Frank Hurley, returned home
Sunday night.
The village school is being presided
over this year by Mrs. Mary Malone in
the grammar department, Miss Cath
crime Dryer in the intermediate de-
partment and Miss Helen Purdy in the
primary department.
Postmaster X. j. Orvis is having ,
his annual vacation and on Friday, ac {
companied c. H. Pray on fishing
trip into New Brunswick. They start ]
ed with great expectations and we are
anxiously awaiting results. &
Dr. Whipple, whose professional I
card appears elsewhere in this issue, !
formerly praetised here for a term of
years, and is well known throughout b
this section OF the state. His tele-
phone call is 1852 on local line. adv t
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. McCord of Chi S
rago, who occupied THE Cascades" {
last summer and who have been tour +
ing all this summer, were at the f
Equinox House last week on their way o
home. We trust to see them residents n
Of Manchester next season. !;
Miss Helen Carsewell of North I
Adams, Mass, who has been clerk in Il
The local Offices of the Western Union a
Telegraph Co. during the past sum- s
mer. left Monday for Pittsfeld, Mass, I