The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1919-05-29
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A. NJ. Reed la In Lakewood. n. j..
for . few days this ~~sk.
Jauscx r. Taylor of Burlington, was
fp town Tuesday on business
Commanisy singing next Sunday
night VI the Baptist Church nj 100
O'clock.
VIM n. Bradford OF Bennington,
was In Manchester short time on
Friday afternoon.
/. r. Martin left Friday night for q
business trip 10 New York City, re-
turning Sunday night
Paul Waterman. Of New York CITY
and Arlington, Was in Manchester Tor
q short time os Monday.
W. T.. Russell. manager OF the New
England Tel A Tel. Co., was In town
Tuesday on business connected with
his company.
fred j. Rock. Of the Miller Saw
Trimmer Co. Of Boston, was In Man
chester on business Thursday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. ]. Buskirk are
receiving congratulations upon the
birth Of daughter. Eleanor Mabel, on
Saturday. the oath inst.
The offering al the service at the
Congregational Church mex, Sunday
morning will be for the Sunday school
missionary work.
Mr.. ard Mrs. X l.. Maxim, who have
been in Brooklyn during the winter,
arrived Thursday and are opening
their summer home here.
The Roe cottage is being prepared
for the arrival Of the family Of Alton
b. Farrell of Ansonia, Conn, who are
10 occupy il for the season.
Miss Mary u. Gleason Of Troy, has
arrived in town and opened the Smyth
cottage, which she has occupied for
several seasons. for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Edward left Sat
urday morning for Swampscott, Mass,
whore Mr.. Edward will be assistant to
the Pro" at the Tedesco golf club.
Mrs. w. G. Mcknight and family OF
New York City, are again located IN
the STEELE Cottage on Shepard avenue,
having arrived he latter part of the
week.
DR.. Carl d. Cleghori Of Macon, Ga,
made flying visit TO his sister and
aunt, Misses Sarah n. Cleghorn and
Jessie 0. Hawley, last Thursday and
Friday.
John Lcming, who has been at the
home OF his father, Peter Leming, on
Franklin avenue for several days past,
left Monday for Albany, N. T., where
he has situation.
Members and guests Of the Ekwan-
ok Country Club viii be pleased TO
learn that the club house is being en-
tirely reprinted and put in good shape
for the coming season.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. McRoy are
stopping at the Hotel Merseilles, New
YORK, on their way back to Manches-
ter from the Pacific Coast where they
have spent the winter months.
Miss Alice u. Fox has arrived IN
Manchester for the summer and Is
once more nicely settled in The cottage
on the cross road which she has occu-
pied for 50 many seasons past.
Keep il mind and save Friday night
for the Victory Ball at the Gymfas-
iun. Ever dance TO q saxaphone
orchestra? It's FIRST class music and
you don't want 70 miss il. Friday
night adY
payson S. Wild, who has been IN
this village for the past week, getting
the Wild Cottage into shape for the
summer, left Tuesday for Williams
town on his way to his home in Chi
cago.
Hon. and Mrs. Robert T. Lincoln,
who have been in Washington, ID. c.,
during the winter just passed, return
ed Wednesday Of last week to their
home, '.Hildene," at the south part of
the village.
Francis B. Harrison, governor gem
eral Of the Philippines, with his young
bride, were at the Orvis Cottage one
night last week. They were motoring
through New England on their we'd
ding trip.
There have been several camping
and fishing parties on the east noun
tain during the past week, but so far
Ms has been learned they have met