The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1919-05-15
MANCHESTER

MANCHESTER
Several from here we're In Dorset on
Monday night 10 attend dance
The Isurnham cottage IN this village
has been rrnied 20 c. A. Kelley OF
pit,sburg. Ps.
Miss Barbara Bgrnham 81 Brook
lyn, N. VI. Ia spending come time "
town nj the Durham cottage.
Mr. ard Mrs Y. H. Henenway were
In Orwell over the week end M guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. g. c. Phelps.
Franz Larenx and family. who have
bccn in New York al winter, hnve ar
rived nj their home In this village.
Vim. j. Crawford, who has been IN
New York City for well earned va
cation. returned home on Thursday.
Magnolia wrea,hs and cut flowers
for Memorial Day. Order early at w.
w. Benefits, Manchester Center Or
Remember the Victory Dance at j..
b. s. Gymnasium, Friday. May goth.
w.lrome the boys home. adv-5-3
X. NJ. Shaituck Of Niagara Falls,
vas in Manchester the last Of the
week on business. He returned Sun
day.
Don't forget to see your old towns
man At the Gymnasium Tuesday night,
the goth. A good entertainment Is
.s.ur~d adv
William A. Hart Of the Patrol Com
mittee, spent few days with his fam
iiy at their home in Fall River, Mass,
recently. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Malone OF
Rutland, have recently received word
OF the return Of their son, James,
from overseas.
Master Howard c. Thompson Of Dill
bingham avenue, is in Dorset for few
days the guest Of his grandmother,
Mrs. Mary Stannard.
Mrs. J. c. Bradley arrived last week
q the Bradley summer home, River
dale Farm" where the family will re-
main for the season.
The first lot Of colored help for the
Equinox House arrived on Tuesday
and they are now busy getting the
hotel ready for occupancy.
Kennth Fairman, who was housed
oil last week with assesses in the
head, has SO far recovered as to be
able to be out once more.
Automobile traffic is steadily in
creasing through our streets and the
silent policemen located about the
green's Of our village are very busy.
The new Spa buildings are rapidly
pearing completion, the larger build
ing OF the two is now completely Stat
ed. The chimney and fire place are to
be started at once.
Miss Bessie Sickle, teacher in the
primary room at the village schools.
spent Saturday and Sunday with
friends in West Rupert, returning
home Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Alonzo Wyman, who has spent
the past six months at the home OF
,er son, Frank Wyman in st. Gather
ines, Ontario, returned to her home on
the west road last week Tuesday.
Mrs. r. G. Strong, who has been
spending the winter with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Frank l.. Hughes at her
home in New Brighton, N. ", arrived
in town the forepart Of the week and
is at her home, "Brookside" for the
season.
Harry A. Pike, graduate optomet-
rist andeycsieht specialist Of Brattle-
boro. will be at the Colburn House,
Tuesday and Wednesday, May 20 and
q. Prices right. Regular visits in
the future adv
Our local fishermen are having a
great time this season in fishing in the
BattenkilI, No tremendously large
catches are being made but the limit
is being brought in by many good
fisherman.
Corn. John Powers, who has been
overseas with the 302nd Field Artl- |
lery for some months, has returned to
this country and has received his hon
orablc discharge, arriving in this vii
lagc last Wednesday night. He went
to New York City for few days the !!
latter part Of the week.
Next Sunday evening at 1880 at the
Congregational Church there will be
reports by young ladies Of the Semin-
airy who attended the Older Girls Con- |
ference in Rutland and there will DE