The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-05-16

Hon " hudson 81 East Arlington,
~as,in this village or business Wed.
nos,iay nornjrg
Mr. and Mrs X l. Maxim q Brook
lyn. are expected 81 their summer
hone here on this Thursday after
noon
Mr. and Mrs. Robert + Mcqueen
returned 10 NeS York Thursday after
noon and viii return in short time
for the summer season,
Mia Mary G Core Of Bennington
and her sister. Mrs. S, S. Burkham Of
New York City ,are q, the oryis Cot
,agc for months stay.
The news Was received in town Of
the serious illness AZ her home in
Shushan. \. y, Of Mrs Alder, Prin-
die. formerly of/Manchester
Miss Percy NJ Donald Of Boston, ar
rived in Manchester Tuesday after
noon and will proceed to open Lin.
berlock Inn for the summer
Miss Dorothy Huncerford of STAN
ford. Conn, is CUES, al The Congre-
gational parsonage Of Rev, and Mrs,
Sidney X. Perkins, for a few days.
On account Of the Red Cross meet
ing at the Fair Grounds on Sunday af-
ternoon there will be no services at the
Congregational Church in the evening
Mr. and Mrs. Lester II. Thompson
of this village are receiving eongrat-
ula.tions upon the arrival Of an eight
pound daughter at their home Tuesda
morning, the .14th.
George D. Lee Of Troy, n. y, wa
in Manchester for a short time on
Saturday to see the Equinox Co. on
business. Mr.. lee is a selling agent
for the Equinox Spring Co.'S products,
Paul w. Buck Of this village, was
guest for a couple Of days last week OF
Hcman Stannard in Fair Haven, When
he came home he came on a new mot
orcycle which he is making use of now.
Mrs. Walter Rice Hard, who is Wis
ting her brother Edward Steele and
family, at West Roxbury, Mass, IS.
expected home the last of this week.
Mrs. Hard has been away three weeks.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Irving Schmclzel OF
New York City are at the 0rvis Cot
tage for few days seeing about the
preparing Of their summer home, The
Cascades" for occupancy this summer
Miss Mary Hard, of the teaching
force at Burr and Burton Seminary,
who was taken to Troy, n. " for an
operation for appendicitis, is rapidly
convalescing from her successful oper-
alton.
Mrs. George r. Miner arrived at the
Miner cottage on Tuesday afternoon
and is proceeding to get things IN
readiness for the coming up OF MI.
and Mrs. Harry +. Wolff and two chill
dren.
James f. McNaboe Of New York
City and Manchester together with
his sister Mrs. NJ. NJ. Cody Of South
Dorset, were in this village short
time Thursday evening, called here by
the illness of their aunt, Miss Margar-
ct Kelley.
Sargent Wild, eldest son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Payson s. Wild, formerly Of
Manchester. but now Of Chicago, who
recently graduated from the Univer-
sity of Wisconsin, has been selected
for admission to one Of the next Off
GERS training camps which will be
opened in Illinois.
Hon. VIM b. Edgerton may be seen
about town these days wearing smile
on his face-'cause he received word
Thursday evening Of the arrival Of a
grandson Roger Spaulding Edgerton,
son of Ensign Robert X. Edgerton and
wife. born at Mrs. Edgerton's home in
Poultney on the 9th inst.
Manager A. +. Martin, who was IN
New York City on business connected
with the Equinox House for a couple
of weeks past, has returned and is at
his post of duty for the season. The
Equinox will open on June 18th this