The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1919-06-26
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c. CLARK Kelley. who Is working IN
New lork City, Is home for = vacs-
iaon,
Miss Eaic Phelps ~ orwsll, u vis't-
ing Al the homo o. her unole ard aunt
Mr. and Mrs y ~ iiemenwsy
Mrs. G. s Rcc 81 New Orleans, has
arrived ia Manchester for the summer
and il wlth Mrs J ~ Hard as usual.
Tbc family Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. l..
Given have arrived and are at Edge
wood" on Taconic avenue for the sea
son.
M. aud Mrs J Field hennard
have been entertaining Mr. hennard's
brother from Ncstchestcr NJ ~ the
pas, week
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. MeNairy Of
Cleveland. Ohio, have arrived and are
occupying the Reed cottagc In this vi.
Iagc for The summer.
Rev. fr. y. Kelly Of Poultney,
formerly priest at ST. paul's Was a
guest ut dinner Tuesday Of Manager
Martin al the Equinox.
Roger y. Hurley, who has been at
tending the Seminary for the past two
terms, returned TO his home in Ben
nington on Tuesday evening.
Miss F. NJ. Donald has opened her
charming tea rooms at "Limberlock
Inn" at the south part Of the town and
is ready to care for her many friends.
Mrs. H. II. Porter and family OF
Chicago, H., and who occupied Tran
guilty Cottage for several seasons, is
stopping at the Equinox House for a
season.
Miss Helen +. Purdy, who is train
ing for nurse at the Mary Fletcher
Hospital in Burlington, is spending
her vacation at her home in the south
part of the town.
The Misses Helen and Monica Nc
Bride Of Troy, N. Y, have arrived In
Manchester and will be at their old
home on Prospect street for the com
ing summer.
There will be regular services at St
Johns Episcopal Church in this VII
lage every Sunday through the sum
mcr. Rev. A, b. Hunter, ID. d. is the
rector in charge.
Miss Rose Calm, who is training for
the profession Of nursing at one Of the
New York hospitals, is spending her
vacation at the home of her mother,
Mrs. J. +. kennard.
Judge Edward Griffith is in Oneida,
N. Y, for few days. The oldest
daughter of the Judge is attending
school at that place, the home of her
maternal grandparents.
Next Sunday evening at S o'clock
at the Congregational Church there
will be an illustrated lecture on the
scenes and schools about Northiied,
Mass. A welcome TO all
DO not think that just because the
flag is still flying from the pole in the
village school yard that the schools
are still in session. for they were clos
ed last Friday. The flag is still there,
nailed to the pole, too.
Edward Campbell Of Mechanicville,
N. Y, former Manchester boy, was
in town for the commencement exer-
cises and dance Tuesday. Edward has
a responsible position with the Boston
a. Maine Railroad in his home town.
Mrs. Vina NJ. Willard was in Lu-
zerne, N. Y, on Tuesday to attend the
funeral services of the late Mark
Willard, who died ther on Saturday.
Mr.. Willard was a half brother Of
Burt Willard Of the Depot and Of the
late Chas. II. Willard.
Carroll Dodge OF Pawlet, a member
Of the class of 1912 and who has just
been discharged from the army, was
here TO attend commencement. Mr..
Dodge expecs to teach this coming
year at Brown University, Providence,
r. !.
The venerable Gen. Rush c. Haw-
kins Of New York City, who has been