The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-06-07
MANCHESTER

guest u Mrs Walter II, Hard.
Robert c. RoAwell Of Pi'tsheld,
Mass.. wat a visitor in town for
short time "Wednesday
Miss Cesils Conrory Of Arlington,
WAS a recent guest OF Mrs. Minnie
Cross
DR.. and Mrs. A. A. Cross were re
ent guesz Of the doctors mother, Mrs-
Minnie Cross.
G. Stewart Bennett, spent Saturday |
and Sunday with relatives in Ben
nington.
John + Tu,tle and family have To-
Gated in Manchester, Mr.. futile hav-
ing employment on the Ritter place.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Given and chill
drcn have arrived for the season and
are located in the Black cottage as
usual
Sunday was a day Of weather
moods Rain. sunshine, hail. wind.
thunder and lightning and then clear
ing
W. z. Bottridgc OF Toledo, Ohio, has
benc looking for a place in this vii
lage to locate his family for the sea
son.
Mrs. r. r. Hoyt and Miss Grace
Hoyt arrived Wednesday afternoon
and have opened their summer home
for the season.
Miss Lille Towsley left this week
for Reading, Conn, where she will be
with Mrs. Sarah f. Cushman for the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert +. Mcqueen of
New York City, have arrived in town
for the season and are at their cottage
on Taconic avenue.
Mr.. ald Mrs. j. +. Stanley. il, Of
Lakewood, n. j., were in Manchester
last Saturday selecting place for the
coming season.
Mrs. James b. Wilbur has returned
TO Manchester after having been away
all winter. Mr.. Wilbur will return
shortly,
Mr.. and Mrs J. II. Richardson and
two daughters, who have been in
Washington, d. C., during the past
winter, have returned to Manchester.
Eugene S. Graves of Providence, X.
l., has rented "Bclleric,' the summer
home of Mr.. and Mrs. X. l.. Maxim.
The rental was made by W. b. Edger-
ton.
Hon and Mrs. Robert 7. Lincoln
arrived Tuesday from their winter
home in Washington, D. G., and have
again opened their delightful home
"Hildcnc."
In letter enclosing a renewal sub
scription this past week, DR.. VIM
A. Blu. nham of Boulder, Colorado
wished to be remembered to his OLE
Manchester friends.
Mrs. Irving Schmelzel was up from
New York City for a short time last
week. She reported Mr.. Schmelzel as
steadily recovering from his recent
serious operation for appendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas II. Pray of New
York City, who were here a short time
since 10 see about the preparation OF
their summer home for their occu
pancy have arrived for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Orvis and sol
Franklin arrived Sunday afternoon
from New York City and are Located
in their cottage on the corner OF tn
West road and Seminary avenue.
Peter lessen, who has been will
James l.. Taylor as caretaker of hi
Manchester place, Lone Pine" TO
many years, has finished his worl
there and retired from active labor
Invitations have been received II
Manchester for the wedding of Mis-
Katherine Rutgers Conger of Prince
ton, N. j., and Frank Taylor Clark o
Philadelphia, at Trinity Church, Prin
ceton, N. j., Saturday, June 23rd.
Mrs. Ella B. Swift, who has been il
Smiths Falls, Ont, Canada, for tn
winter with her sister, Mrs. W. II
Frost, has returned to her home il
Manchester. She was accompanied b.
n niece, Mrs. George Frost, OF tn
above city.
The Orchard Park Hotel was agar
opened for business on June the first
Jos. V. Newman will have the man
agement of the house as for severa
years past. This popular house ha
been put in first class condition an
the service will be up to the usual hig
standard. The large and well equip
ped garage connected with the hous
is in the same hands as formerly.
Hon. and Mrs. Edward c. Orvis an
Miss Edna NJ. 0rvis left Saturday 70
a couple of weeks stay at their sun
mer home at Thompson's Point. The
do not expect to stay there this sun
mer as Mr.. 0rvis is doing little II
tensive farming on his farm here ]