The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-05-03


Georgp y Kellogg. who has bcer
seriously IA, - somewhat better n
this writing
Mrs Frederick Bush q New Haven
Cobn.. arrived u t0vn last week f3r q
tao weeks stay
Charles A Wade Of the Wade Inn
has purchased Ford car. He already
handics il like veteran.
Mrs. Crnnmer- Knight Of Mar
street. entertained Mrs. T. l. Lock
wood al dinner. Monday
Mrs Frederick Bush Of New Haven
Conn. was Sunday dinner guest Of
Mrs cranmcr- Knigh, Of Main street
Mrs. X L. lockwood Of New York
was recent guest Of her brother
W w Fahncatoek. 81 the West road
Miss Anna Childs Of North Main
street. vas a Sunday dinner guest Of
Mrs. George Weeks Of the Hollow
road.
Mrs. Roscoe Wilson and son Robert
are visiting Mrs Wilson's parents,
Mr. and Mrs John peltier, Of Churc /
street
Elmer HARDWOOD Of Main street has a
new body and wind shield on his Foli
and Is now well equipped for his X,
r. u. work
James y. Schroeder Of Trey, n. Y,
was in town last Saturday and Sun
day the guest Of Mr.. ard Mrs. VIM. F..
Kent Of Kent hill
Miss Elizabeth Weeks Of Main
street, spent the weekend with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weeks, Of
Manchester Depot.
Deacon G. NJ. Sykes and brother
from Elkhart, Ind, arrived Tuesday
from New York and are stopping at
the Sykes home on Church street,
DR.. and Mrs ID. W. Houston OF
Troy, N. Y, arrived Tuesday for the
season and are staying at the j. II.
Sheldon nome on Church street.
Ernest II. West Of the West road
received supply Of young trout last
Friday and turned them into the
ponds and streams in his neighbol-
hood.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Bowman Of Kent
Hill, were in Troy, N. Y, Friday and
Saturday of last week purchasing the
furnishings for their new cottage on
Kent Hill.
Mrs. A. w. Harrington, Jr., and
Miss Harrington of Troy, n. Y, ar
rived at their home on Church street,
Tuesday and expect to remain through
the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. II c. Durand of Chi
cago, are at the Wade Inn for few
days in town. They are here to sec
about the opening Of their summer
home in this village.
Mr. and Mrs. Berniss B. Sheldon Of
the North district, entertained Mrs.
Edward Chaplin, Mrs. S. s. Pratt, and
the Misses Beulah and Winifred Nc
Tighe at dinner Sunday.
Fifteen varieties of garden peas,
beans and corn in stock. All varieties
of small seeds. Telephone your orders
early while the stock lasts. Z. H. 1
Hemenway, Manchester, W adv
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Coils of
Brooklyn, N. y, arrived last week and
have opened the Sherman house on
Church street, which they will operate
this season as an up-to-date boarding
place.
Mrs. S. S. Pratt and granddaughter,
Miss Winifred McTighe of Brooklyn
NJ Y, arrived at the Pratt home on
North Main street, Saturday after
noon. Mrs. Edward Chaplin of Brook
Ign, accompanied Mrs. Pratt and will
remain for a few days,
Frank Norton has moved his fam
lily from the H. S. Snyder house on
the West road, TO the F. F. Gilbert
house just south of the West road
school house. Later on Mr. Norton
intends to build on lot he recently
purchased of 0. b. Gilbert.
There was a meeting Of the Natural
Science Society last Thursday evening
at the Dorset Public Library rooms
Papers on apple trees and white pine {
were read by f. H. West and Miss s
Anna Gilbert followed by a general /