The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-07-19
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Pockei billiards at the pssumc,
Manchester Depot, New tables. lad
Mr.. ard Mira. Harry Gilbert Of Chi.
oago, arrived In Manchester Saturday
laet-
Mr.. +. c. Perkins has returned
from visi, with friends In New York
State.
Miss Margare, Williams has re.
turned from a short visit with friends
In Arlington.
Mrs. Frank Teft and son were
guests Of Mr. and Mrs, A. 4. MofFat
on Sunday last
T.. II. Hemenway and his father, DR..
L. II. Hemcnway, were in Orwell and
shorehan on Sunday.
Rev. W. G. Puddefoot Of Boston.
will preach at the Congregational
Church next Sunday.
II. c. Bcebe left on Monday morning
for a weeks trip 10 the north and
eastern portions Of the state.
David vetal returned last Wednes-
day afternoon from short vacation
among friends in Troy, n. y.
Hon. +. II. Holden OF Bennington,
was in this village Wednesday on
business at the town clerks office.
Chas. f. Gray Of Troy, n. y, is
making his annual visit TO his mother
Mrs. Thirza Ann Gray, of this village.
Lester II. Thompson was in Ben
nington Saturday afternoon on visit
to Z. S. Higgins and TO see the new
FISH hatchery at Bennington.
Miss May 0'Dae, who has been a
guest at Mrs. Larkin's for couple of
weeks. returned 10 her home in
Brooklyn on Sunday afternoon.
Chicken dinners and waffles served
at Undertook Inn every Monday,
Wednesday, and Saturday evenings.
Reserve tables il possible. advl4-u
Mr.. Austin, business manager of the
Chicago Examiner, who is a guest oil
Henry Westermann, was visitor at
this Office the first of the week.
Kingman Perkins is making a short
visit with his parents, Rev. and Mrs
Sidney X. Perkins, at the parsonage,
before entering upon his duties at an
aviation school
Word has been received of the re-
cent birth of son to Mr.. and Mrs
Harry L. Bailey of Weston, Mass
Mrs. Bailey was formerly Miss Helena
Raw. sister Of Mrs. James Brooks.
Mrs. Alice Colby Campbell of Wor-
cester. Mass, a former resident here
and scholar at Burr and Burton Sem
mary, is spending couple of weeks at
Mrs. Mary +. Ways on Franklin
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. o. Porter and
daughter, Miss Jean, who have been
away on vacation, have returned to
Manchester and Mr.. Porter will be in
the postofice during the rest of the
summer season.
Miss Selma Read, who has been in
Glouchester, Mass, and Brooklyn, N,
Y, since last fall, has returned to her
home here. She was accompanied by
her brother, Harry Read, who is at
home for a short vacation.
Miss Margaret Williams has in run
ming order a new popcorn and peanut
stand upon the front porch at the Ia
comic Hardware Co. store and may be
found there at almost all times Of the
day and in the early evening.
Elsewhere we are printing letter
recently received by Mr.. and Mrs.
]. c. Bacon from a cousin, 4. u.
Hovey, who is in Greenland with one
of the Macmillan relief parties. The
letter was written the 9th Of last De-
cember. Mr.. Hovey expects to be
home this winter.
The Dairy Trucking Corporation Of
Manchester has filed its papers with
the Secretary of State to do trucking
and handling Of dairy products at
Manchester. The capital stock is
$4,000. The subscribers are F. d. Nc
CURE, Edward Griffith, ]. O. Powers
and Margaret L. Meyer Of Manches-
ter, and II. L. Holster Of New York
Editor and Mrs. Otto R. Bennett
and Geo. Stewart Bennett left today