The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-06-20
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the moaths Of November ard April in
elusive $4,000 surgical dressings and
oT2 knitted garments.
Elijah Torrey Brophy, Of East Dor
set, Vt, has been commissioned second
lieutenant, \ A. with rank from June
| LIST. 1915. He has been assigned to
Headquarters 9th Inf. Repl Regiment,
Camp Gordon, Ga. and appointed
assistant quartermaster.
+. II. Hemenway motored 20 Orwell
Saturday afternoon and returned on
Sunday, bringing his sis.er-in-law,
Mrs, Glen c. Phelps, who came for a
visit with her daughter, Miss Lfic
Phelps, who is convalescing from an
attack of infammatory rheumatism,
Advertised letters at the Manches-
ter, VT. post office June 18th, 1918;
Mrs. Il. G. Campbell, Martin Cubby,
Joseph Burk, X. X, Foster, +. p, Lyons
Iron Works, Mrs. Benz. Perry, Frank
Haskell Smith, John Salmon, James
Wellman, Mr.. Wilhelm r. j. Orvis,
postmaster.
The canvassers appointed to solicit
pledges for War Savings Stamps for
Manchester Village and vicinity are;
w. H. Hard chairman, Geo. II. Thaeh-
err, Z. H. Hemenway, R. j. Orvis,
Edw. Griffith, A. +. Martin, Frank
Regain, James Shuley, f. c. Williams,
w. h. Edgerton, Roscoe Wilcox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. II. Thatcher and
John B. Thatcher, End, arrived last
week Thursday at the Jermain cottage
and Mr.. and Mrs. Thacher VIII be here
for the season. John b., known by his
many friends here as Jack" Thatcher,
has left for New York City where he
has Joined a Y. NJ. c. A. unit for over
seas work
Mr.. and Mrs. Dumont Clarke and
family motored here from Andover,
Mass, on Tuesday and passed the
night as guests Of Mrs. VIM. H. Nc
Clure. They are not to pass the sum-
mer here but at the sea shore Their
cottage will be occupied by the Graves
family of Providence, r l., who were
here last season, it is reported.
From a Jacksonville, Fla, paper of
recent date was taken the following
regarding the youngest son of Allen L..
Hosley of this village: "A quiet home
wedding was solemnized Monday even
ing. June 10, at the residence Of II. NJ.
Burch. 235 East Adams street, the
contracting parties being Lieut.. Clar-
ence A. Hosley Of Manchester, w.,
now stationed at Camp Joseph r..
Johnston, and Miss Ruth +. Baker, a
Red Cross nurse Of Stuart, Fla, and
graduate of st. Luke's Hospital.
Rev. J. B. Mitchell, pastor Of the First
Methodist Church, performed the GER
emony in the presence Of number OF
friends. Litutenant Hosley leaves to-
day for Camp Wadsworth, S. c."
Important to the Band Of Mercy
Rehearsals will be held for two weeks
on every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday afternoon at o'clock IN the
garden of DR.. Burnham's. house in
Manchester Village In case of rain,
rehearsals will be adjourned TO shelf
or. Those cast for parts cannot afford
TO miss rehearsal. Their parts will
have TO be turned over TO others, or IN
case of no substitute being possible,
the play will have TO be postponed or
perhaps abandoned The proceeds OF
the play are to be given to war relief
agencies. Anyone knowing the notes
Of the commoner birds Of this region
is asked TO communicate with Miss
Cleghorn, Manchester.
MANCHESTER CENTER
Miss Irene Fales visited friends in
Bennington recently.
Hon. Robert c. Bacon Of Br..ttleboro
was in town recently on business.
Mrs. Davis has ben spending lew
DAYS in Bennington.
Mrs. Edwin Lefevre Of Dorset, was
lin town recently,
Edward F. Haye Of Rupert, was IN
town last week.
Mrs. William Bursey visited friends
in Rutland recently.
Mrs. ]. A. Thayer, who has been
spending a few days in Bennington
has returned.
| Mrs. A. Sydney Edison Of Benning-
ton, is the CUES, Of her mother, Mrs,
Z. II. Blackmer.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Tiff, Mr. and
Mrs. Curtis Tiff and Frank Niemi OF
Rupert, motored to Manchester, Sun
lday
The following additional names arr
70 be added 10 those contributing or
the recent Red Cross contribution. W
In. Benedict 800; J. W. Thompson
$500.