The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-04-18
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son for C. II Pray
Edward Hanlcy has hired on, 70
7 Mercy for the season
The Monday Club will meet Wit
Mrs Robbins on Monday April 20
Frank J Lyon ia in The employ O
the Ritter Farm this season as garden
er.
Mrs Clara s. Paddock ~ Franklin
avenue, kpen, Sunday and Monda.
with relatives In pawlci.
The listers ~ill be al the 0per'
Houso NJ Manchester Center, Saturda!
April goth. TO receive inventories
Mn Peter pessara Of Montpelier, il
a guest Of her mother, Mrs Minnie
Cross Of Franklin avenue, for a couple
Of weeks.
X. r. Way, who has been in Charles
ton, W Va, all winter on Government
construction work, returned home or
Monday night
Miss Hazel r. Hartwcll has entered
the employ Of Edward Griffith, thc
secretary Of the Manchester Board OF
Trade, as stcnographer.
Mrs. Ralph Graves, who has spent
the winter with her daughter. Mrs. X.
J. 0rvis, expects TO leave for her home
in Syracuse on Thursday.
+. c. Williams, Jr., and Miss Evan
geline Simpson Of Albany, spent the
las, Of the week as guests Of Mr. Will
Hams parents, Mr.. and Mrs y, C. Will
liams Of William street
DR. L. II. Hemenway il suffering
from an attack Of bronchial pneu-
monia. He is somewhat better at the
time Of writing this.
The students of Burr and Burton
Seminary are preparing to put up a
large flag pole on the cupalo Of the
ancient institution on the hill.
George Chcrbonneau, who was
gardener and care taker last year for
Mrs. Geo. A. White, is employed again
this season in the same capacity.
There will be an illustrated lecture
at the Congregational Church next
Sunday evening at 7;30 o'clock Sub
ject Through OAKLAND and Mashon-
aland" All welcome.
Miss Mary B. Gleason, who has been
spending the winter in New York City,
has returned to her home in Troy, N.
Y, for season before returning to
Manchester for the summer.
Word recently received from Mrs.
W. G. Mcknight is 10 the effect that
they and their family will soon be
in Manchester at the STEELE Cottage on
Shepard avenue for their regular sum- |
mer sojourn.
Mrs. w. A. Black, who has been
with her sister-in-law. Miss Helen NJ.
Black for several weeks, left Monday
for New York City. Her daughter,
Miss Abbie Black, will remain in Man
chester for the summer.
The sum of seven dollars, recently
turned in of the amount pledged by
the primary room of the Village
School toward the Y. NJ. c. A. elemen
tary school fund, has been forwarded
tothe proper parties in Bennington.
w. r. Hard has leased the Wiley
cottage next south of his own, to Miss
Laura Steele Of Brooklyn, for period
of ten years. Miss Steele has COM
menced extensive alterations to the
place. The work there is being done
by f. II. Beebe
Some more winter weather this past
week and on Friday it showed all day
long. Not any great amount stayed
but in Brattleboro they had 13 inches
Of II and in Montpelier seven inches.
The past few days have been ideal !
April days.
Those who were not present at the
first episode of the serial motion pic '
lure, THE Vengeance and the Wo-
man" being shown at the Manchester
Depot Theater, can read the synopsis I
rs it appears in their advertisement I
md be present tonight. adv