The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1919-05-01
MANCHESTER

1AN&u bAs y ssa
A. u. Martin was confined 10 his
home for couple Of days last week
With q severe cold.
Misses Halle Thompson and Hazel
Brown fpent y portion Of the day SAT
ur,iay shopping In Bennington.
Thc last meeting Of the Monday
Club will BE- held with Mrs. kennard
on May 18th instead Of May 9th.
Leon Il. Wiley Is in this village Tor .
few dayx. Mr.. Wiley has spent the
past winter on the cas-; mountain Ium-
bering.
Mrs VIVA NJ. Willard returned last
week 10 her home, the Orchard Park
Hotel. after having passed the winter
in the South.
Mrs Carrie Towslcy. who was very
in for the past fortnight at her home
in this village, has so far improved as
20 be able 10 sit up.
=. c. Bonesteel Of Troy, N. T., was
here Friday last on business visit.
While here he stopped with his sister
Mrs. 4. G. Perkins.
The latest advices from Geo. X.
H~mcnway are 10 the effect that he IL
steadily improving from his recent
attack Of pneumonia.
Mrs. Orrin W. Boynton very pleas
antly entertained ~ Of the ladies Of
this village at cards At her home here
on Saturday afternoon.
Peter Lening and daughter, MISS
Anna Leming, have arrived from Al.
bany for the summer and are located
Il their home on Franklin avenue.
Miss Frances Kelley was in Ben
ningten over the weekend where she
assisted In rendering . cantata In the
BAPTIST Church on Sunday evening.
DR.. Clark Durham was up from
Brooklyn on . hurried business TIP
the last OF the week. He stopped 81
the Orvis Cottage while in this vii
lage.
Miss Frances J. Fowler. who has
passed the winter, as usual, Mt 81
Petersburg, Fla, returned last week u
Manchester and is stopping with Mrs
J. N. Hard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Bell has NOV
ed from the Center 10 the John Greer
house on Prospect street. Mr.. Bel
will work for c. H. Hawley again thii
summer.
Mrs. George Orvis hrs rented the
Carver cottage TO Mrs. X. 7. H. Hal.
sey Of New York City. The rental
was through the agency Of W. b
Eigerton.
Mas Barbara Towsley, who has
spent the past two weeks at the home
OF Miss Black with her aunt, Miss
Lille Towsley, has joined her mother
Mrs. Carrie Towsley.
Messrs. Earl s. Hurley and Leo Mil
Ter, accompanied by the Misses Elsa
Wahlquist and Eleanor Hurley, all Of
Remington, were callers at the editors
on Wednesday evening.
X. C.. Beazell, secretary OF TN
Equinox Mountain Spring, Inc, VII
arrive today on business connected
with his company. Mr.. Beazell is a
the New York City offices.
Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Reed have re
turned to Manchester after havint
passed the winter at Pinehurst, N. O.
and Lakewood, N. J. They are a
present stopping at the Orvis Cottage
Mrs. William kinsella and fou
small children Of Brooklyn, N. H.. ar
rived Monday afternoon and hav
taken the upper part Of the Coy hous
on Dillingham; avenue for the summer
A new book by Frank Dilnot, Jus
received Mt the Library, entitled IN
New America" contains an interest
ing chapter on Gen. Rush c. Hawkins
who was familiar figure IN our VII
lage last summer.
A progressive euchre is to be givel
by the l.. A. S. of St Paul's Churcl
Thursday evening of this week. Al
are cordially invited. Refreshment
served. Place, st. pau's Social Hall
time S D. M; admission % cents.
Joseph V. Newman arrived in TIN
village Thursday last from Miami
Fla. where he has been spending tn
mast winter. as usual. Mrs. Newma
is in a hospital in Springfield, Mass
where she is convalescing from a
operation for appendicitis.
In some of the cottages in this vi
lage considerable damage was done D
the freezing Of the water pipes 0