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

Mas illl % Troy. ~ Y. uas a
week md guest " TIC A. W Harring
tor Ir family
TIE n n Williams family 81 the
South district are spending 3 ~ctk 81
Lake 81 Catherine.
Nr. ard Mrs Rufus s Gilbert ~
the IVES, road spent shc week end ii
Lake S, Catherine
Mr. ard Ms prenuss II Kent 81
Rutiand. spent the w~ck end az their
cottage on The IVES, road
A, W Harrington. Jr.. Of Troy ~
" spent the weekend with bis fam.
iy a, their Church street home
Mrs & A Atkinson Of North Main
street. and a party II ladies drove %
Rutland Monday in the Atkinson car
Mr. and Mrs Fred S. Holley Of
Troy. y y, were weekend guests at
the Holley home on North Main
street
Mr.. and Mrs Norris FlemminR and
young son Of Brooklyn, n, Y, are at
the Avalon on Church street for the
season
On accoun, o. the Fourth falling on
Wednesday the next regular Grange
meeting will not be held till Wednes-
day July 18th,
Dr. and Mrs George Davis are re-
joicing in the advent Of baby girl
weighing So pounds Mrs. Davis was
Miss Harriet Gilbert,
Mrs. Ernest Edgerton and children
and Miss ClarisSa Coolidge of the
North district. are visiting relatives in
Peru for couple of weeks.
Among the recent guests Of Mes
danes Rolin and W. b. Sykes were
Mira. Egbcrt Smith Of Manchester, and
Mcsdames Lyon ard Hapgood Of Peru.
Miss Bessie Sheldon Of Minneapolis,
MINI, arrived Saturday for the sum
mer and is at the home of her sister,
Mrs. A. W. Harrington, Of Church
street
f. S. Casselman of North Main
street, was in Bennington on Monday |
and Tuesday attending the fish and
game dinner where he was one of the
speakers.
Mrs. l.. o. Bodman and three chill
drsn, Lewis and the Misses Alice and
Dqtah Bodman, all of Toledo, O., are
at the Bowman home on Kent Hill for
the balance Of the season.
X. NJ. Campbell of North Main
street, was in Bellows Falls and Rut-
land last Thursday and Friday on bus
mess connected with the Patrons CO.
operative Disability Association.
On July 4th at o'clock in the even
ing on the Village green, Manchester
or in case of rain in the Coagrega-
tional Church--patriotic exercises will
be held All are invited to attend.
Mrs. L. b. Grant and two sons and
maid arrived recently at the McTighe ;
cottage on North Main street, having
rented same for the season. Mr..
Grants mother, Mrs. Chauncey Grant,
is stopping with them.
Mrs. Ralph b. Evans, children and ,
maids arrived last week and are occu- |
plying the J. H. Sheldon cottage for :
the season. Mrs, Evans returned to
Philadelphia Monday and will come
up with Mr.. Evans in their ear the last r
Of this week. t
Mrs R. NJ. Pearce and Miss Agnes
Pearce left Wednesday for Boston Il
Mrs. Pearce will visit friends in Rhode a
Island and Miss Agnes will join d
party of her friends at Boston and go c.
with them to camp" in New Hamp-
shire. Miss Pearce will be gone about Ii
,wo months. a
The grammar school closed June n
18th. There were % pupils enrolled b
Clyde McWayne had no absent or "
ardy marks during the entire year. Fl
For the spring term Beatrice Eddy "
rad no absent marks, Annie Mcbride C,
vas absent one-half day and Elsie
Seymour, one day. An epidemic Of et
measles during the last two weeks j
poiled several otherwise good rec r
'rds. Friday afternoon the two r
chools met for a short musical pro- d,
ram. They were led by Mrs. Austin la