The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-06-03
MANCHESTER

fas 81 fhe veek from Ac0 York City
Wu = nie manages q the \
p r a r. CO. aas IN this section
Frsdny o. business
Peter Fisher and Nix Furlinger
both n tbe Equinox House fore. ar
rivsi ~ Nodns siay for the season
Mr. q n spift ~ho has spent Ii,
~intf 9Th hsr sister IN Ontario. ha.
rcf rned 70 Manchester for The sum.
me
IN G spcimsn joined hi daugh.
ssT. Mrs. Clark Balnham and ehildsen
At taeig cottage here over Memorial
Day
John c. Bradley Of Buffalo. y Y,
has Joined Mrs. and Miss Bradley At
their sumemr some. River Dale
Farm"
Mrs. ". A. Black and daughter.
Mis- Abbic, were guests over the week
end Of Mr. and Mrs Frank Root in
East Rupert
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. White entertain
al their son. A. /. White, Mrs White
and little daughter Of Montreal. p O.,
over Memorial Dag.
The recent warm days have caused
the swimming season 70 be opened and
many sf the younger ones are enjoy
ing life in the water.
James A Williams Of Quincy, Mass,
WAS a week end guest at the home Of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Will
liams Of Dillingham; avenue.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Edward s. lsham and
Miss Susan me Isham arrived the last
Of the week and are opening their
home al "ormsby Hill" for the season.
James h. Wilbur, who has spent the
past winter in Daytona, Fla, arrived
at "WiIburton Farms on Friday, glad
10 get back to lovely Manchester once
more.
Misses barbara and Katherine Burn
ham and Mr and Mrs. VIM. 6. Wilson
and c. II. Jones Of Brooklyn. have been
with Mrs. Clark Burnham over Mem
orial Day
Joan n. Campbell, who has BEEN ems
ployed in Springfield, Mass, all win
ter. arrived Tuesday and will resume
his work az the Carsden Inn for the
coming season.
Miss Alice r. Bennett has been en-
terfaininp a cousin Of her mothers.
Mrs. stephen Proctor Of Bridgeport
Conn, who had not been in Manches-
tor Ia fifty years
Advertised letters at Manchester,
VI, post Office May %, 1920: +, p. L
Cayo, Mrs VI. Cannon, N. Cannon,
First Lieut. Clinton l. sutton, Monsru
Narcir. Avis Ole Reception.
The Mcssrs Paysan and Sargent
Wild. K. p Hoyt and Kenneth Thaeh-
n, who were in camp at Hoyt's Camp,
3ourn Pond. the last Of TIE week, re-
urned the first Of ,his week.
Dr. T. r. Pierce Joined Mrs. Pierce /:
i the Albany City Hospital Memorial !:
Day whore She is staying with their !
laughter Marjorie who s rapidly re- !:
ovoring from her recent operation
Mrs. Chas. Q. Hard joined Mr. Hard I:
n Arlington Memorial Day MIR !
lard came on 10 Arlington from /:
n. y, called there by the !
.lnoss Of his mother, Mrs Z. Hard. !:
Macnaughtan's presented a mid !.
ummer appearance over Memorial !:
hay when every bit Of available space !.
I this popular hosiery was occupied. !.
he signs are right for a big summer I
usiness here. 7
The conditions Of the various chill (
rem who were operated on for appen- .
icit,s, as noted in last weeks Journal, I.
re all convalescing as rapidly as pos ].
bile. Master Ned Hemenway, who !.
as in the Rutland Hospital, was Z
rought home on Memorial Day. !
Next Sunday at tie Congregational Z
nursh there will be services appropri- Z
to to Children's Day in the morning, !;
MI at 5 D. m. service conducted by Z