The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-04-25
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Remainder Chan " Days the
1Gh and g7th
Ernest NJ Iathrop n Arlington Nss
in tina village On business Tuesday
Mr and Nrs C. n Pray wcre here
the first ~ the week Tor a short une.
Mrs George Smith. who vas taken
suddenly III on Friday last is slo~ly
improving
Regular April weather with plenty
Of rain and a furry Of SNOW on Tues
day morning
The Misncs Alice Is FOX and Anita
Bliss of New York City. were ~ this
Village 3 couple Of days last week
Mr. c. i. Steele lcf, Saturday for
West Ronbury, Mass where she will
visii her son ard family for week
Dr.. l. n. HemcnWay, who was re-
ported as being III with an attack Of
bronchial pneumonia, is much improv.
ed ihis week
John 7 McRoy Is busilY engaged m
putting an addition TO the place pur'
chased last year on Taconic avenue Of
Mrs ] Il. DeCourscy.
Rollin +. Coy Of North Bennington,
was in this village on Wednesday viz.
iting his sister, Mrs K. +. Way and
brothers, Frank X. and O. - Coy,
Mix patrons Of Half Way Farm are
requested TO see that their empty
bottles are set out every morning
otherwise no milk will be left at their
bouses adv
Lealc II Towslcy, who has been en-.
ployed for several months at Clare
mont, n. H., arrived home Tuesday
for few days before entering the I
S Army on special service.
Recent Army orders were to the
effect that Lieut.. A. A. Cross, NJ. X, {.
had been ordered to Harvard Medical
School for instruction He was 81
Camp Greenleaf, Chickamauga, Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. A, NJ, Reed and Mrs.
Geo. A. White and sister, who have
been spending the past winter at Pine
hurst, N. c., arrived the middle Of the
week and have opened their homes for
the season.
Mrs. II. II. Frost and son and Miss
Ethel Prentice of New York City, are
at Mr.. and Mrs, Chas. l.. Randalls
for season. Mrs. Frost's husband
is lieutenant in the U. S. Navy and
is on duty at the present time.
Miss Helen Hughes, who was a
guest Of the Y. W. C. A. at Burr and
Burton Seminary for few days last
week, is the daughter Of Hon. Chas.
4. Hughes, the last Republican candi-
date for president of the L. ),
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. II. Hawley and
family and Mrs. f. j. Hawley, who
have been spending the past winter at
their winter home in st, Petersburg,
Fla, arrived in town on Friday even
ing, after an uneventful trip up.
Mrs. l.. +. Pierce, who has been in
Burlington with her mother, Mrs. E,
v. Trull at the Mary Fletcher Hospital
is at home and reports Mrs. Trull as
slowly improving but that it will be
couple Of weeks yet before she will be
able to return home.
Mrs. T, +. Larkin, who has been in
New York City with Mr.. Larkin for
several weeks, returned home Monday
evening. Mr. Larkin is working for
Submarine Boat Corporation at their
Newark Bay Shipyard. This corpora
ton is very busily engaged on Gov
eminent contracts for ocean liners.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. V. Newman and
Mrs. Vna NJ. Willard, who have been
in the South land all winter, returned
the middle Of last week to their home
at the Orchard Park Hotel and are
husiy engaged in getting that hotel
ready for opening day the first week
in June.
The dance to be given at the Gym,
nasium Assembly Hall by the ladies of
the Village Branch Of the Manchester
Red Cross on Friday evening, the Goth
inst, promises to be very enjoyable