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

Rutland, Saturday.
MIRA John J. Gun;her was In this
village for a few days the last OF
the week.
Mrs.. ]. c. Poor Of Salem, n. J., has
bccn a guest ot her son, X. J. Poor,
for the past week
The Monday Club viii meet with
Mrs. Graves on Monday afternoon,
May 2is,, at 2.3o.
Mrs. Oscar Wyman Of Cambridge,
N. Y, Was in town Monday on bust
ness ut the Probate court
Among the later automobile owners
IL DIR. L. r. Pierce, who is 10 be seen
driving about a new Buick.
villEge President A. c. orvis was
laid up for a couple Of days the lest
of the week with severe cold.
The condition OF II. S. Hopkins is
such thu, there seems but little hope
for his recovery as he is gradually
failing.
Mrs Alfred r. Page and her sister,
Mrs. Walter Roe, have been visiting
their aunt, Miss Mary A. Roe, the past
week.
Mrs. Fred A. Cook, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Obergfeli,
in New York City for several weeks
- kayne
Rollin NJ. Shattuck OF Niagara
Falls. N. Y, was in Manchester for a
few hours Saturday and Sunday visit
ing his brother, Charles A. Shattuck.
Among the new automobile owners
in this village are DR.. L. V. Trull, who
has Ford runabout, and Harry Hub
bard, who is sporting Ford touring
ear.
Rev Sidney X. Perkins left Tuesday
morning for Brandon where he was In
attendance at the Congregational con-
yention held there the forepart OF this
week.
Mrs. Clark Burnham OF Brooklyn,
arrived in town Friday morning ana
is busily engaged in getting her home
"Elmo'cr," in shape for its summer
occupant.
Arthur W. Gilbert and Irving stan
nard. both of whom have been Obliged
to be out of the Seminary on account
Of illness. have returned to their
studies there.
Basil Walsh was taken home from
Burr and Burton Seminary last Thurs
day afternoon on account Of illness
which later on developed into a good
case of chicken pox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Schmelzel OF
New York CITY were here during the
past week attending TO the getting
ready for occupancy Of their summer
cottage, "rhe Cascades
Word was received Tuesday by 4,
II. Hcgenway from his brother
George r. Hemcnway, that he Ind en-
listed in Boston in the U. S. Cavalry
and left for a training station.
There will be an illustrated lecture
at the Congregational Church next
Sunday evening at 1880 o'clock. The
subject will be From Alaska to the
Gulf All arc invited 10 attend.
]. w. Burgess, who spent the past
winter at ST. Augustine, Fla, has re-
turned TO Manchester for the season
and will. as usual, have charge Of the
caddies at the Ekwanok Country Club,
Harry Gray of Greenwich, n. T.,
was in Manchester for short time on
Saturday last. He made this office a
pleasant visit before returning home.
Mr.. Gray is a nephew Of the late A. ).
Gray.
Mrs. C. 0. Hard, who has been Wis
iting relatives in Scotia, N. T., Tor
some time past, has returned to Man
chester and is with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. +. C. Perkins, on Seminary
avenue.
James B. Wilbur has been appointed
AZ one of the committee Of five from
each county in the state to assist IN
the raising of the $4,000 which is
vermont's share in the Y. NJ. c. A.
work.
Emerson Hurd Of West Arlington,
was in town Monday and assisted in
moving Mr.. and Mrs. R. J. Poor to
their new home, the house recently
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. l.. E. Wiley.
Mr.. Hurd is Mrs. Poor's father
Miss Alice B. Fox, accompanied by
her cousin, has arrived at her sum-
mer home on the cross road for the
season. Miss Fox's many Manchester
friends will be pleased to have her in
Manchester again. She passed the
winter in Honolulu.
Misses Jessie o. Hawley and Sarah
N. Cleghorn, who have been out OF
town all winter, returned to their
home in Manchester on Thursday az