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

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Dr,B. y. Millinrson AZ South Len
dondsrry. ~aa in town Tuesday 81
business.
Henry W. Brown. Esa.. of phiIadci.
phia, MA IN Town over Frsday and
NEigrdzy.
Mas Sarah Williams of Rensselaer,
~. ~, was i recent guest III ths home
II hsr aani, Mrs. Il. e. Perkins.
Mrs. Robert n. Mcqueen has arrived
IN Manchester and ID busy preparing
the Mcqueen horne for the season.
w. q. Mcknight hss to.ncd Mrs
Mcknight and children at their cot
sxge on shepard avenue for y season.
Mrs. George 0rvis returned Sunday
afternoon after being atsent for =
week in New York City and Lsktyiile,
Conn.
G, N. Powers and {. A. Maurcr Of
Bennington, were in Manchester on
Monday on business before the Pro-
bate Court.
Mrs. r. w. Dunbar and family, who
have been in New York City all win
TER, has returned 10 their home In the
south part Of the town.
J. NJ. Chapman was up from Mont.
clair, N. j., the forcpart Of the week
10 see about the finishing Of the Spa
buildings in the village.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0ycrton Of Montclair.
N. j., are at the orvis Cottage for a
season before going into their new
home on the West road.
william Thiesscn, steward at the
Equinox House. arrived Wednesday
and is fas, whipping his department
into shape for the coming season.
Mrs. John J. Gunther and John
Jacob Gunther, Jr., arrived in Man
chester Thursday and have opened
their summer home, "The Elms," for
the season.
James L. Taylor and family arrived
on Thursday At Lone Pine their
Manchester home, and Mr.. Taylor Is
busily engaged about the Ekwanok
Country Club grounds.
There will be an illustrated lecture
st the Congregational Church next
Sunday evening nj 8 o'clock. Subject.
Following the Axe, the Seine and the
Plough" All welcome.
Among Memorial Day guests in
Manchester were Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
H. Boswell and Mr. and Mrs. G. 4.
Maxson Of Troy, N. y, and Mrs.
Jessie Pike Of Waterloo, Iowa, at Mr..
and Mrs. J. Clarence Bacon's.
AIRS. Henry r. Wolf and two daugh-
ters arrived at the Miner cottage on
Friday Afternoon for the summer. Mrs.
Miner has been here several weeks
getting the cottage into readiness.
The Orchard Park Hotel opened for
the season on Monday last. This pop
ular house is always in the pink OF
condition and always opens at the
commencing of the June term Of court.
William kinsella and his sister-in-
law, Miss Elizabeth O'Donnell, came
up from New York on Memorial Day
and Joined Mrs. kinsella and four
children who are in Manchester for
the summer. They returned Sunday
night.
In a recent letter to.the editor, Mrs.
H. I. Shelton announced that she and
Mr.. Shelton were sailing June I'd from
Halifax on the Acquitania. They were
going direct TO Paris, where they were
residing at the time the late war
broke out.
Mrs. Alfred Thomas and two chill
dren, who have been spending several /
weeks in Manchester and Sunderland
with relatives, left Monday for her
home in Peterboro, N. H. Mrs. Thorn
AZ was Miss Grace Anderson before
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward S. Isham and
Miss Sue Isham arrived at "Ormsby
Hill" last week Thursday for the COM
ing summer. The family are accom-
panied by q nephew Of Mrs. Isham
who will make his home with them
through the season.
James Burgess, head caddy master
i the Ekwanok Country Club, has ar
rived for the season. Mr.. Burgess had
! fierce tussle with the flu last winter
md he looks the part, but is commence
ing to feel the beneficial effects Of our
,racing atmosphere already.
J. H. Hanley, who has been Man
,hester's policeman for several sum-
mer seasons past, will 70 on duty this
,oming Monday. Mr.. Hanley says
hat lightless vehicles, either horse
irawn or automobiles, will receive his
especial attention. A word to the wise
Ihould be SUFFICIENT. /!
Manager ARGUS Of the Arcade Thea
rc has recently purchased new mo-
ion picture machine with motor drive.