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

Clark Kelley 10 laid up with an at
tack Of chicken pox-
Next SUNDAY evening al 1850 there
~ill b. an illustrated lecture at the
Congregational Church on the Re
making of China.
There will be- reception Of new
members and the Observance Of the
Lords Supper at the Congregational
Church ner, Sunday morning.
Miss Jane II. Perkins, Who returned
from her recent vacation on Thurs
day afternoon, has resumed her duties
at Burr ard Burton Seminary.
Walter i. Hard, who has ben laid
up for several days with very severe
attack Of mumps, was able to return
70 business the frst Of the week.
Robert X. Edgerton. who was laid
up In Poultney, VI, with severe at
tack Of chicken pox, has recovered and
returned 10 his duties in Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph v. Newman,
Who have been spending the past win
ter In Miami, Fla, have arrived at
their home at the Orchard Park Hotel.
Miss Mary b. Gleason Of Troy. n
Y. was in this village recently TO see
about the getting ready for this sea
sons occupancy Of the cottage she oc-
eupied last SEASON.
Peter Lcming and daughter, Anna,
went Wednesday afternoon TO Albany
10 see Mrs. Leming who is steadily
recovering from recent operation al
the Albany Hospital.
On Saturday night April 18th, o
blanket was lost between f. A.
Graves in Sunderland and N. NJ Can
fields. viii finder please notify L.
w. Graves, Arlington, W. adv
Some weather during the past week
and pretty cold at that Showed hard
almost all Friday morning but it melt
ed as it fell. Quite bit Of rain since
and grass is looking very nice.
Fifteen varieties Of garden peas,
beans and corn in stock. All varieties
of small seeds. Telephone your orders
early while the stock lasts. +. ii.
Hemenway, Manchester, Vt. adv
The Advance guard Of the Equinox
help, II coIored boys, arrived from
the sunny south on Saturday last.
The present cold weather makes the
voices of some Of them a trifle husky.
Miss Annie L. BATHS, who was in
New Jersey visiting friends for sew
eral weeks, has returned to Manches-
ter where she expects TO be for the
season. Miss BATHS is greatly improv-
ed in health.
Miss Clara Hemcnway, who has
been spending the winter with Mrs. b.
b. Nottingham, her cousin, in Yonkers,
N. Y, reached Manchester on Friday
afternoon and has Joined her father at
f. II. Hemenways.
Roscoe Wilcox, who has been n
Washington during the past winter
with the family Of Hon. Robert T.
Lincoln, has returned to his home
here on a short vacation before Hill
dene" is again opened.
Geo. L. Towslcy expects to leave
Manchester on Saturday for week in
Boston buying goods for the summer
season. He expects to spend Sunday
with his son, Harry V. Towsley and
family in Bellows Falls.
Miss Rosa Brooks and three young
brothers, Masters Francis, Jack and
Bruce, are all housed with the measles.
Robert Brooks has recovered from his
attack and is out and about once more
none the worse for his siege.
C. u. Turner, assistant general
manager Of the Community Chautau-
qua, was in Manchester on Monday
looking after the necessary initial pre-
hminaries for the Manchester Chau-
tauqua which is to be held here Aug
ust 9th to 18th inclusive.
The Bennington Dorset autobus line
resumed operations this week and will