The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-08-22
MANCHESTER

MANCHESTER
The pQble sehoois IN town will ~
or~n On September 2rd for The fall
term.
J. H. Haslarl of The Equinox Houst
~as IN Ncw York City Tuesday on
hUfsnrss.
Master Charles Oryif has been con.
fined 10 the house fer several days
~ illness.
Rev. Geo. II suyth occupied the
pulp, At the Congregational Church
ist, Sunday
r. c. Bonesieel Of Troy n y was
a business visitor in town the fore
par, Of the week
Undertook Inn Chicken and waf-
A. dinners Wednesday and Saturday
evenings. Reserve tables II possible.
Dancing. adF-iou
The pas, four days have been 81.
perb "a 20 weather and everyone who
can has been out Of doors enjoying the
bright, clear, hraclng AR.
Miss Margaret Nugent Of Troy. n.
Y. Is spending a few weeks with her
sister, Miss Laura Nugent, at Mrs.
IArkin's on Franklin avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Jesty OF Ruth
erford, n. j., accompanied Mr.. and
Mrs James +. Burke Of Bennington,
10 Manchester In their car Saturday,
Miss Sarah Williams Of Rensselaer,,
N. Y. arrived last week Wednesday
nj the home Of her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Perkins Of Semin-
AIRY avenue, for a short visit.
Joseph Galligan. who has been
spending two weeks vacation with
his family at the Larkin cottage on
Franklin avenue, returned to his home
in Troy, n. Y, Thursday evening.
Rev. and Mrs. Sidney X. Perkins
and Miss Jane H. Perkins, who have
been spending the past three weeks in
Andover. Mass, Mrs. Perkins former
home, returned Monday to their home
at the parsonage.
James F. McNaboe, Esq, OF New
York City and Manchester, has been
spending few days at the McNaboe
homestead in the north part of the
town. Mr.. McNaboe paid this office
pleasant visit Thursday.
Manchester has been allotted 100
Front Line Packets and all the sur
gical dressings work rooms will open
again this week. As there is large
amount OF work to do, it is hoped that
many workers will come.
Mrs. Clara y. Stafford who has
been spending the past few weeks
with her mother, Mrs. Geo. W. Bennett
in this village, left Wednesday after
noon for Wallingford where she will
remain until Friday when she return
10 Jamaica Plain, Mass.
The organ recital given by DR..
Minor C. Baldwin, assisted by Mrs.
Brooks and Master Franz HOene, at
the Congregational Church last Satur-
day evening, was q rare treat Tor
those who were privileged to hear it.
DR.. Baldwin presided at the organ
Sunday evening, at which service
there was large attendance.
Mrs. Robert j. Orvis, Miss Rhoda
Orvis and Mrs. Lou Graves were OF
marty who made an automobile trip to
Wilmington on Tuesday. While there
Mrs. Orvis and Mrs Graves met their
mother and two other sisters who are
spending a short vacation in that re-
rion. This is the first time that
mother and all the daughters have
been together at the same time in "
years.
With the mercury touching "a dur
ing Saturday night Manchester had a
first taste Of fall. Fortunately there
was little or no frost. Again on Sun
day and Monday nights the danger
line was pretty near and in some sec
tons there was a slight frost while
in the mountain towns a heavy frost
was experienced. This is too bad as
the frost Of June 18th did much dam