The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1919-06-12
MANCHESTER


I'Araens arr growing nlcey
A good crop a. VARIOUS sorts q Der
rSea IA promised.
Advertised letter. Henry A. Lax.
son. uncanoonic Hotel
Nine. Reiscr, hair dresser. will BE-
on hard al the opening Of the Equinox
Hognn
Mr. Chester Bell spent Sunday in
Dorrei with hcr mother, Mrs. Wm.
Mcbride
Among the recen, gstsis ~ the
orvis Cottage was Alma Chuck. the
opera singer,
Mr.. ard Mrs. Geo A. White and
Mrs. A. NJ Reed are in New York
City for q season.
y. G. Williams was in New York
City The fore part Of the week, called
there by the death Of Mr. Charles
ishsn.
l.. r. Wiley has about finished the
rfiising Of his new store in this viii
lage and will be open for business in
few days.
&AAN IstFtN - AAtAt Nah A'kutNfN
home after spending month with DIR.
and Mrs c. j kilburn and family IN
Collinsyllc. Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Tag Of New
York City. arrived Thursday for the
season and again cnsconced in Miss
Fowler's large cottage.
Judge Edgcrton has finished paint
ing his residence in this village and
has thereby greatly improved the APP
pearancc of the property.
The Equinox House will open its
hospitable doors for its 67th season on
Saturday morning with the outlook for
a very promising season.
Agency for Foley's Laundry at
Levin's Department Store. Shipments
made on or before Wednesday, return
Saturday Of same week, adv
Merritt h. Morgan Of Bennington,
has been spending the past week in
this village. having been called here as
a juryman from that town.
Clyde T. Blackwell went TO New
York Monday night to meet his wife
chester Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Thompson and
children spent Sunday in Dorset
guests at the home Of Mrs. Thomp-
sons mother, Mrs. plynn Stannard.
Mrs. Robert X. Edgerton is spend
ing few days at the home of her
parents in poultney, and attending the
commencement exercises Of T. c. A.
Leonard Sargent of Washington, ID.
C., an old time resident Of Manchester,
is here for season and IL stopping
at Mrs. Minnie Cross in this village.
John II. Campbell, who has been il
Springfield, Mass, all winter, arrived
last week Wednesday and will be at
the Carsden Inn as usual this coming
season.
Miss Helen Black has rented her
home on Main street TO Archibald }.
Mcclure for the season, They expect
10 occupy the house about the middle
of the month,
Mr. and Mrs. j. T. Mercy, who have
passed the winter season on the Pacific !
coast, have returned to their home in
Manchester after having spent few
DAYS in New York City.
Andrew +. Martin left yesterday for
New London, Conn, where he will at |
tend a meeting of the New England |
Hotel Association which is being held
at the Griswold Hotel this week
Mrs. Clark ID. Simonds and two
children of Portland, Ore, have arriv-
ed in this village for the summer and
are occupying the Simonds' home. Mr.
Simonds expects to join them later in
the season.
Mrs Ella B. Swift, who has spent
the past winter, as has been her GUS
tom for many years, with her sister,
Mrs. VIM. II. Frost and family at
Smiths Falls, Ont, Can, has returned
10 her home in Manchester.
Robert K Edgerton commenced
work Monday morning for L. z. Wiley
in the new grocery store which Mr..
Wiley opens to the public this week.
Mr.. Edgerton expects to do the outside
work as soon as the store opens up.
The first members Of the Foster Re-
membranee Shop personnel TO arrive
were Mrs. Minnie Husk and Miss
Blesse, who arrived on Tuesday after