The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1919-08-28
MANCHESTER


MANCHESTER
John Dalton az Dorset, VS. in this
village on business "Wednesday after
noon
Joneph Galligan n Troy, n Y,
passed Sunday with has family in this
village.
Rev Fr. II. J. Maille; returned Sat
urdAy from Burlington where he had
te~n for the week.
Rev. Vincent Raw. Booth ~ Cam
bridge, Mass. 10 in Manchester for
two weeks vacation.
T.. y. Moore, the county fish and
game warden, Was in Manchester for
. short time Tuesday morning.
FOR HIRE--Seyen passenger Cad
lilac touring car. Call Orchard Park
Garage for rates. Phone 107. adv
The offering on Sunday morning.
August 3ist, at the Congregational
church will be for foreign missions.
John Keefe Of Troy, N. Y, was an
over Sunday guest Of friends at the
Larkin cottage on Franklin avenue.
Miss Fletcher. who has been with
MrS. J. N. Hard for several weeks, re-
turned Monday afternoon 10 her home
in California.
Miss Marion l.. Bennett leaves to-
day for Hampton, N. j., where che viii
b. in charge OF the physical training
in the public schools Of that town,
A troop Of U. S. Cavalry passed
through this place on Monday on their
ny to Westfeld, Mass. They camped
at Barnumville over Sunday night.
Miss Elizabeth oDonnell, who has
been with her sister, Mrs. William
Kinsella for some time past, left for
New York City Monday afternoon,
Vim. c. Speilman Of Summit, N. j.,
was in this village on Tuesday His
many friends here are pleased TO note
how well he holds his years.
During the month of August DR.. NJ.
II. Galligan, Registered Chiropodist OF
Troy, n. Y, will be at the Larkin Cot
tage, Manchester, VT. Phone los
ring 2. adv-lf-4
Mrs. NJ. w. Stewart, who has beee
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Otto X.
Bennett, for several weeks, returned
TO her home in Bennington on Monday
afternoon.
Arthur Read Of Schenectady, N. T.,
is passing his vacation at the home OF
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Read. Mr.. Read made his trip here
by motorcycle.
Rev. Vincent Raw Booth Of Cam
bridge, Mass, former minister here,
preached to large congregation last
Sunday morning and will preach again
this coming Sunday.
This section of the country did not
escape the rigors of severe thunder
storm on Sunday last. No particular
damage was done here, however, but
the storms was very severe one new
ertheless
Lester Farnum's Hand Colored
Photographs Of Manchester and vicin-
ity-many choice mountain views
made this sesaon--at The Buckley
Studio. Manchester Center. Gleason
A. Sykes Bldg. adv-l7-t |
The Community Chautauqua is well
under way as we go TO press, having
commenced Tuesday, The attendance
so far has been good and the program
excellent. The advance sale Of tickets
was not as large as formerly.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. II. Daring are in
New York City this week to meet their !,
son who is returning from Germany
and France with one Of the U. s. En-
eineer regiments with which he went
10 France a year and half since.
Mrs. Chas. A. Pierce Of Waltham,
Mass, widow Of the late c. A. Pierce,
founder Of The Manchester Journal,
was a caller on friends in this village
the forepart Of the week. Mrs. Pierce
has been in South Londonderry visit
ing relatives and is now in East Man