The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-06-24
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Cia4 calizfa. Georges GeraI. W C.
Haalcy ca. D. Ellen A Wallace.
wm. y Edgcrton caught a four
pound brown trout N the Battenkiii
last week Wednesday morning. There
Nere several good catches that day.
Walter Stewart. q brother u Mr..
Albert Smith. together with eompan-
ION from Brooklyn. \. s., spent the
week end With Mr. and Mrs. Smith
The senior picnic Of Burr and Bur
ton Seminary VAS made lp Of about
nifty seniors and friends and they
made 3 trip 10 Lake ST. Catherine for
the day.
Since the last o. last week We have
had large fail Of rain and as soon
M the weather gets good and settled
We my expect that things will jump
out Of the ground in their desire for
growth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. II. Thacher arriv-
cd last week Wednesday and have
opened the Jefmain cottage again for
the season. The many friends Of Mr..
and Mrs. Thatcher are glad 10 see them
back in Manchester.
Preparations are well under way for
the biz Community Club Block Party
that is 10 be- held on the new asphalt
road in front ofthe Equinox House on
the night Of July 5th. The affair will
begin at s O'Clock daylight saving
time.
Mr. and Mrs. o. l.. Cushman's
household goods arrived the last OF the
week and they are settling IN their
new home recently purchased IN TINS
village. Their son Leon, who came on
with them and who has been assisting
in getting them settled, has returned
20 his home in New York City.
Among the list Of honorary degrees
conferred at Middlebury College at
this COMMENCEMENT was that Of Doctor
Of Divinity conferred upon Rev. Vim
cent Raw Booth Of Old Bennington,
former pastor Of the Congrc gational
church in this village DR.. Booth also
delivered an address at the alumni
banquet
Mrs. Frank Regain, Mrs. Margaret
Cody. Misses Pauline 5, Martin ana
Mary Margaret Regan arc in Burling-
ton attending the commencement eN-
ercises az Mt. St. Mary's Seminary
where Mrs. Cody's daughter Regina
was one Of the graduates. Miss Cody
was awarded scholarship IN Mt 81
Mar,'s College in Plainfeld, n. J.
Saturdays New York papers an /
nounced the death. after many months
illness. Of Edwin G. Heath, managing.
editor az the Fourth Estate" Mr..
Heath was well known in Manchester
as having been a member Of the fam
liz Of MIR. and Mrs. D. X. Simonds for
three years while Mr. Heath was
learning the printers trade.
Rev. and Mrs. Dumont Clarke re-
turned last week Wednesday nom
Princeton, n. j.. where they had been
in attendance on the 10Th reunion Of
Mr.. clnrko's class in Princeton UNI
yersitv. On commencement day Mr..
Clarke was awarded the degree OF
Master Of Arts on the presentation OF
his thesis christianity in the Colonial
Period Of American History as Mani
Testing a Vital Influence on American
Political Ideals"
The annual midsummer outing OF
the Vermont Press Association was
held last week, starting at Brandon
Thursday night and finishing at
Springfield on Sunday morning.
Luncheon at Manchester was part Of