The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-07-04
MANCHESTER

Mas Hsftn boNFn sf't MONDAY iof
tho sanruer N hool courrs - Caf'l'ion
Service in 81, Johns Church peKt
Sunday pill to- at II d RI and Z p. ~
Mrs Clifford wilcox has returned
from = visit with relatives in New
York City
Miss Helen purdy Is in Burlington
taking a course in nursing at the Lake
yiew sanitarium.
j. r.. Ha&lan, the steward AZ The
Equinox House. arrived Tuesday even
fng for the seas0n.
n J Council Of Manchester Depot,
Las taken the position ef night clerk
q, the Equinox House
Niss Laura Nugtnt of Troy. N y
is here for the season and Is at Mrs
Iarkin's on Franklin avenue.
Next Sunday morning at the Con-
rrcgational Church the holy saera-
ment Of the Lords supper Will be OBJ
served.
Rev. J. S Brown preached IN The
Congregational Church last Sunday
morning in exchange with Rev. Mr.
Perkins,
On account Of the holiday the Vii
lage Red Cross room Will not be open
on Thursday, July 4th, for surgical
dressings work.
Rev. II. J. Maiilet Of St. Paul E
Church. left Monday for a short visit
with friends in Woodstock, a former
parish Of Fr Maillet
Mr.. and Mrs o. W, Boyaton have
moved TO their bungalow on Franklin
avenue for the summer, Their cottage
on Main street having been rented
]. c. Bradley Of Buffalo, joined his
family here at their summer home
River Dale Farm for the weekend,
Mr. Bradley expects TO make longer
stay later on.
f. s. Isham and family Of New York
CITY. arrived at their charming sum
mer home. "Ormsby Hill on the LIST
inst and expect TO remain here Tor the
rest Of the season.
Mrs. Chas. S. Rice OF New Orleans
la. has arrived at the home OF Mrs
J. N. Hard where she will pass the
summer as ha: been her custom for
many seasons Of late.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd saltus and fam.
ily have arrived at the Wilde Cottage
which they have occupied for several
seasons past, and will again make
Manchester their summer home.
Rev. S. X. Perkins was in Peru or
Friday night to deliver the address at
the meeting held there that evening a
the close Of the w. S. S. campaign
Peru filled their quota all right
Leale II. Towsley spent Sunday witt
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. l.
Towsley. He returned Sunday nigh
to Burlington where he is located a
the school of mechanics at U. V. NJ.
A. NJ. Reed, who, with Chas. II
PRAY. has been on ten-day hshint
trim to New Brunswick, returned hom'
Saturday night. Mr.. Reed report
great sport in fishing in that country
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas b, Purdy hay
recently been entertaining Mrs. Pur
dy's sister, Mrs. John Lone OF Rear
ney. N. j., and her brother and wiie
Mr. and Mrs. James Alexander OF Eas
Newark, N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs, A. L. White and Etti
child OF Montreal returned to thei
home Monday afternoon after havinI
been guests Of Mr.. Whites parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo A. White, and HI
sister. Mrs. Albert Nj. Reed
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. H. Pray hav
returned from Boston where the
spent the forepart Of the week, Mr.
Pray having motored Ito Boston t
meet Mr.. Pray on his return from n
fishing trip in New Brunswick.
Advices from Serg. Geo. Stewal
BENNETT of Co. II, 57th Pioneer Unity
located at Spartanburg, 5. G., al
nounce his being ordered to Cam