The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-09-19
MANCHESTER


" J. Hapgood Of Peru. was In town
FRIDAY las, on business.
Miss VI nam VI Valentine is guest
al Mr. and Mrs. Chas n Hawlcy,
william Walsh Of Fast Rupert, was
In Manchcater for q Ehorf time on
Monday last
Myr. Chak T.. Buck has entertained
her sister. Mrs. Buck q Troy. n. "
for The week past
Mrs. william Noyes has been
rucst of Miss Louella Goldsmith IN
Bennington this week.
Mrr. W T. Sargent Of Springfield,
Mas, is a guest Of her father, John
Mcclure Of Franklin avenue,
The regular services at ST. Johns
Church on mex, Sunday morning at u
o'clock will bc the last for this season.
The services for war intercession to
BE- held at noon on Friday in St
Johns Church will be- the last this
season.
The little son Of Rev and Mrs Geo.
II. Symth, who has benc very III with
acute Brights Disease, is steadily i'm
proving.
fimberlock lnn--Chioken and waf-
fe dinners Wednesday and Saturday
evenings. Reserve tables II possible.
dancing adv-i3tf
James Schuley will have a reception
and card party in the basement Of St
Paul's Church on Seminary avenue
this Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Thaeher, Jr'
Of Providence, X. l., are in Manehes-
ter for couple Of weeks, guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Thatcher.
Miss Marion l.. Bennett left Monday
morning for New Haven, Conn, where
she enters her senior year in the New
Haven Normal School Of Gymnastics
Miss Malanda Choquette OF Adams
Mass, was recent guest Of her SIS
ter. Miss Georgia Choquette, manager
O, the local Office of the Western
Union Telegraph Co.
Edward b. Hutchinson, the new dis
trict supervisor Of schools, was IN
Manchester Tuesday and, with former
superintendent, j. d. Whittier, made
this Office pleasant visit.
Mr.. and Mrs James B. Wilbur, Jr.
nj present living in Hartford, Conn.
were in town Thursday paying visit
10 their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. james
r Wilbur Of Wilburton Farms.
Word was received Monday by Mr.
and Mrs. Frank j. Lyon Of this vii
lage Of the safe arrival overseas Of
their SON John who recently FINISHED
his training at Camp Dix.
Miss Rose Calm, who is taking
course in training for nurse in the
Flower Hospital in New York City, y
at the home Of her parents, Mr.. an'
Mrs. J. Field kennard, in the soutf
part OF the town.
George Fitzgerald was given re-
ception at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
r. c. Williams on William street one
evening last week in recognition o.
the 25th anniversary Of Georges adj
vent in Manchester.
+. c. Williams, Jr., who is now
chief petty officer in the U. 5. Navy
was at the home Of his parents on
4S-hour furlough the last Of the week
Mr.. Williams headquarters are II
New York City at present
Stephen Federline, who has beer
private secretary to, Hon. Robert /
Lincoln this season, left Monday fol
his home in Pennsylvania on his wa!
10 Washington where he goes TO entel
the service Of his country.
Lee Simpson, who has been assist
ing in the management OF the Orvi
Cottage again the past summer, ha
returned to his studies at the medica
department of the University Of syria
cuse, at Syracuse, n. Y.
William Kinsella Of New York City
arrived at the 0rvis Cottage on Sat
urday for a couple Of weeks vacation