The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-08-02
MANCHESTER

Mr. Simpson var called in the FIRST lot
81 numbers.
grn Rober; J. or,is ard daughter
Rhoaa. were In Rutland shopping sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clifford are en-
trrtais.ing Mr.. Chords brother from
New York City.
Miss Margaret Kelly of Poultuey.
Was . cues, Of friends in this village
the forupsri Of the week.
Next Sunday morningS offering at
the Congregational Church will be for
the fresh air fund.
Norman Frost. secretary 70 Hon,
Robert 7 Lincoln, is visiting biz home
In Washington for few days
A. c. Orvis went TO Bennington on
Tuesday morning to meet with the
Bennington county exemption board OF
which he IL a member
Harry c. Beebe and Roscoe V.
Towsloy are the latest owners q
motor vehicles. each being the proud
owner Of a Ford touring car.
Leigh Simpson Of the orvis Cottage
has received notice to appear before
the examining board at Fulton and
will leave Friday for that purpose.
Chicken dinners and waifles served
Mt Limberlock Inn every Monday,
Wednesday and Saturday evenings.
Reserve tables If possible Dancing,
adv-l4-f
Mcssrs. Harry and Emerson Hurd
and their respective families were up
from West Arlington Sunday as the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond ..
Poor.
Miss Mary G. Cone Of Bennington,
was guest Of friends in town on
Monday. Miss Cone makes her home
in Bennington with her brother, G. Il.
Cone.
Services at st. Johns Episcopal
hurch next Sunday By Rev, J DeWof
Perry, D. D., Of Philadelphia. Holy
Communion at II A. N. Evening
prayer nj p. m.
Mrs. NJ. W. Stewart returned sat
urday morning to her home II Ben
niaQton after having spent few
weeks at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Otto X. Bennett.
Rev. FIR B. Kelly Of Poultney, for
many years priest in charge at 81
Paul'a Church in this town, was IN
Manchester Tuesday and Wednesday
MS guest of Rev. FIR. Thompson.
MIR. and Mrs. b. Sherman Fowler
arrived at the Equinox House Monday
for the month Of August, joining Mr..
Fowlers mother, Mrs. c. L. Fowler,
who has been at the Equinox for the
past month. ),
The Ladies' Benevolent Society will
hold their annual sale on Thursday,
August 10th from 10 until 4 o'clock
One half the proceeds are to be given
tothe local Red Cross Society. 1t Isl
requested that all articles be handed
in as early as possible :,
Roger C. Perkins Of the T. S. Naval
Reserves, spent the weekend with his
parents. Rev. and Mrs. Sidney X, Per
kins, at the Congregational parson-
age. Mr.. Perkins is stationed IN the
New York district and expects to see
service very shortly now.
There will be a canning demonstra-
ton held in the Congregational Church
parIors on Friday Of this week, COM
mencing at s o'clock in The morningf
Mrs. j. c. Bacon will demonstrate and
all those who will bring their vege-
tables or fruit, together with cans
etc. will be assisted by the >demon-
strator in canning their products.
Among the gucsta at the Equinox
House over the weekend were a party
Of Rutherfordians consisting of Messrs
Goodspeed, Ogden, Kip and Wood.
The men and wives Of the party were
on their way to the White Mountains
and expected to stop ct Fairlee, VI,
ON their way across to visit one Of the
girls camps located there at which the
Misses Ogden are staying
Las. Friday afternoon we had 2
very severe thunder storm with almost
torrential rains for nearly an hour af-