The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-05-24
MANCHESTER

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Now is the time 10 Join the Man
chester Red Crofs
Mrs.. T. v Trlll ~as IN Albany ans
Troy the frH, Of the week.
Several good catches Of ,rou, wer'
reported from the Ba,tenkill river or
Sunday.
Mis- katherine Kelly Of Poul,ney
was gucs, Of friends In this yillag,
on Tuesday.
After three pleassn, days VIC have
heen treated TO cold rain Of day
Grass looks good after IT,
Two Sisters from ST. Joaphs Or.
phan Asylum. Burlington, were in this
section the last Of the week
Ladies' suits in wash goods They
run from 1898 10 $685. at Leyin's De
partner; Store, Manchester Depot nd
Several cases Of measles have brok-
en- on, among the Seminary students,
all Of whom are al their respective
homes.
Mr.. and Mrs James l.. Taylor and
Miss Taylor Of Brooklyn, have arrived
at their summer home, Lone Pine, "
for the season.
White shoes, both high and low for
ladies and children at special prices,
at Lcvin's Department, Store, Man
chester Depot adv
Due to the fact Of Forty Hour De
votions commencing next Sunday, the
mass ordinarily held at $3.50 in st.
Paul's Church will be held at II a. m.
next Sabbath morning.
Mrs. Eleanor Hosley, who has been
in a nurses training school in Massa-
chusetts for some time, is spending a
few days at the home Of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. c. l.. Towsley.
II. G. Young Of Albany, has been in
Manchester since Friday, having come
on in advance of the family who are
expected very shortly TO occupy 1.-THE
Cables which they have made their
summer home for many years.
Charles Ishsm of New York City,
and Manchester, reached town last
Saturday and was at his summer home
for few days seeing about its open
ing for the season in few days.
Geo. A. White joined his family at
his home here on Saturday last Mr..
White spent the past winter in the
south and spent good portion of his
time on the golf links at Pinehurst,
N. c.
Allen l.. Hosley was taken to the
Rutland Hospital Sunday evening suf-
fering from strangulatcd hernia. He
was operated on successfully and is
getting along as well as can be ex
pected.
Willis Benncr came up from New
York City on Saturday last and joined
his family here for a few days vaca-
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Benner are pre-
pairing to put in about a quarter acre
IF potatoes
Miss Helen Bradley Of Buffalo, N.
Y, has arrived at Riverdale Farm for
The GUNNER, Mrs. Bradley expects to
arrive on Friday and Mr.. Bradley
title later on will spcnd his vacation
It his charming home here.
The Governor has appointed Sun I
lay, May 9th, Red Cross Sunday to
,e observed in the churches. The day
will be SO observed in the Congrega- {
lionel Church. The church will be
decorated with flags, appropriate
music will be sung and the Governors {
PROCLAMATION will be reed from the /,
ulpit. i
The Misses Snyder. of Watertown, 7
I. Y, formerly teachers at Burr and a
'urton Seminary, are in town as o
uests Of Mrs. J. N. Hard. They are .
n their way to their summer home I,
I Greensboro, VT. Their many =,
riends in Manchester will be pleased \
, see them. a
DR.. B. +. Millington and Frank A. II
urtis of South Londonderry, were in q
ais village for a short time Friday, a
,ming over the mountain in an auto a
mbile. DR.. Millington is administra- Z,
,r Of the estate of the late Frank G. ~
lyman Of Peru and was here on mat W
rs relating to the Probate court. h
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. DeCoursey Of :.
are in town for a week :.
citing their summer home in shape /
n the parties who are TO occupy it d
lis summer On account Of business &C
'gency Mr. DeCoursey will be unable =,
be in Manchester this summer so
&c family will remain in Philadelphia. "
John T. Mercy, retired business al
an of New York City, was in town M
few days since and has rented the
,ynton cottage for the coming sum
er and has in view the making Of 10
anchester permanent residence. He dl
n be here with his family on June tn
l. Al