The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1919-03-13
MANCHESTER


r. n. Rrpwn of ssnnian, Vas IN
town "Wednesday.
Mrs. Chaa T. Buck j. spending The
~ock With relatives in Arlington.
Or. ard Nm. l.. T. Pierce have re-
tufod from their TIP 10 Philadelphia.
TIE meeting of The Monday Club on
March 18th viii b. with Mrs Geo. A.
Lawrence
J. Nj. Chapman. head Of the Equinox
Mountain Spring Co., is expected In
town either today or Friday.
Contractor T.. III. Beebe has the work
for The neU Spa house well under way
and the stone naasons arc laying the
foundations now.
Mrz. r.. II. Swift, Who has been con-
,inod 70 her bed by illness, has so far
recovered as to be able 20 be up and
about the housc.
David X. Lyon, who has been work
ing In Now York City, is at the home
Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Lyon, for a season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Towsley and four
children Of Troy, n. H., were recent
guests at the home of Mr.. Towsleys
brother, Charles Towsley.
Chas. c. Bell, who makes his home
with his daughter, Mrs. S. o. Williams
in Bennington, Is undergoing treat
men, al the Putnam Memorial Hos
pital.
Sidney Way, son OF the late ) j.
Way, Of Springfield, Mass. arrived at
the home Of his grandmother, Mrs.
Mary +. Way, last Thursday. He has
gone TO work for X. u. Brown at Half
Way Farm for the season.
Mrs. w. ]. Crawford went to Ben
nington Tuesday to attend the funeral
Of Mrs. Harriet A. Bradford, who died
ut her home in that village on Monday
last. The funeral services were held
on "Wednesday from st. Peters Church.
Frederick c. Williams, Jr., OF the
u. s. Navy, who was recently operated
upon for appendicitis at hospital In
New York City, has received 3o-day
leave of absence which he is spending
at the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. C. Williams of William street
G. S. Bennett returned Tuesday
night from five-day trip to Burning
ton, Montpelier and Mortified. While
away he attended the mid-winter
meeting of the Vermont Press Associ-
alton and also the reception rendered
Mai. Gen. c. X. Edwards, both held IN
Montpelier.
Glenn c. Phelps of Orwell, broth
er-in-law Of Mr.. and Mrs. + II. Hem
enway, passed the week end as guest
of the Hemenways. He reports that
his daughter, Miss Effie Phelps, has
recently successfully undergone an
operation for removal Of adenoids ana
tonsils at the Rutland Hospital.
The high wind Sunday night did not
DO very much damage hercabouts but
Il kept all lose things moving Both
flag poles at the village school house
were blown down. Electric light wires
and telephone wires were some mixed
about SO that there was trouble for
few hours Monday.
Manager A. +. Martin of the
Equinox House, left Thursday on the
noon train for Augusta, Ca, stopping
over in New York for onc day. Mr.
Martin will join Mrs. Martin and
Pauline who have been at the Bon AR,
Augusta. for several weeks. Mr..
Martin will be gone a month.
The Ladies Benevolent Society OF
the Congregational Church will hold
reception in the church parlors on Fri
Aay evening, March l4th, from to
10, for the returned soldiers and sail
ors from this village. A program Of
patroitic music will be rendered. Ice
cream and cake will be served and all
are welcome.
Lieut.. c. Kingman Perkins, Of the
U. S. Aviation forces, arrived from