The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1919-06-05

He expects the new machine TO arrive
in few days. This new machine viii
enable him to run the whole entertain.
ment through without stopping. !,
The opening services at ST. John
Episcopal Church, this village, will DC
on Sunday morning, June 9Th, at II
o'clock. and Rev. A. b. Hunter, who
occupied the pulpit so agreeably to all
last summer, will again have charge OF
the services.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Lynch of Lake
wood, N. j., have rented the middle
cottage of Miss Fowler for the COM
ing summer. Mr.. Lynch is a great
devotee of the ancient and noble game
of golf and his location in the village
is well chosen one for ne will be
close and handy by. !,
Mrs. George Orvis has rented
tranquility" cottage for the season
to Mrs. Hugh J. Grant Of New York
City. Mrs. Grant is the widow Of the
late Hon. Hugh J. Grant, one time
mayor Of New York City and daugh-
ter of the late Hon. Edward Murphy
Of Troy, N. Y, formerly v. s. Sena-
tor.
Would you like to take q trip
through New England and visit the
homes and haunts Of the famous liter
ary people Of whom we are 90 proud
Then come to the Gymnasium and
Join Mr.. Bates personally conducted
tour tonight. Admittance by season
Balopticon tickets or At cost Of 25c
each.
The Victory dance held last Friday
evening 1t the Gymnasium wa. q very
ENJOYABLE affair and there was large
crotd present. The music was new to
this. section but was very good dance
music md consisted 81 saxaphone.
cornet, violin, banjo, piano and drums:
The hall was tastefully decorated and
ice cream was served, -
Mfs. VIM. H. Mcclure arrived ct her
home here on Monday afternoon. Mrs.
Mcclure, who has . winter residence
q Lakewood, N. j., always gets back
70 her Manchester home - early in
the season % It Il possible to get here
and. Manchester people are always
pleased to welcome her back.
The Misses Frances and Grace Hoyt
arrived last Thursday and are very
busily at work getting their cottage
into share for occupancy Tor the sum-
meY. Mrs. Hcyt Il not here - yet but
Will arrive shortly. The Misses Hoyt
were abroad all last season doing en-
pertaining among the war camps IN
France 20 the house was not opened.
The past week has been very busy
pne for the hotels in Manchester. For
four days around Memorial Day every
piece vas chock full and . coed many
wore unable 70 ret accommodations at
Ill Maenaughtan's vas running to
IAe limit and were caring for about
100 different ones daily. while the
0rviS Cottage was running To capacity |
md more.
Word vas received Tuesday morn
M Of TIE death, after . long and lin
ering illness, u Edward a Hemen-
ray, q the home Of his daughter, Mn.
Bowman B. Nottingham In Yonkers,
Y. Y. Mr.. Hemenway was well known
n Manchester. having been . member
4 N household Of his brother, Dr.. L.
I. Hemenway, for many years after
.aving given Up sctive business in 8
PAUL, Mimi. His daughter had made
~. home In the Doctors family from
he time she was Z small gin and
hoFtly after her marriage To Mr.. Tot
ingham Mr.. HemenWny made his
lCms with her. Edward Hemenway
NJ the youngest child Of Rev. and
In. Asa Hemenway and was born in
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