The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-07-22

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fsr Hems Missions
The family y Frank Ladlsm - New
fork CITY. are occupying ths cottage
- Mis- Black for the season
Re- } y Maiiiei and his cousin.
M Knda Nachon. wsnf Tuesday to
BenninF;on 20 visit relatives
Mr and Mr. James 7. Brown are
entertaining Mr. Browns mother and
SISTER from Springfield, Mas
Tho Worthy Inn Orchestra vii play
~ TIE morning service u the Congre.
ra;soral Church on Sunday next.
Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Frances Burton
Nah and Mrs. Henry CORTLAND How
ell. ali o. New York City, are visitors
If Nilbur,on Hall
The Mission held at ST. Paufs
Church last week was very successful.
there being large attendance
through the entire week.
Mas Marion L. Bennett, who has
been passing the week in Bennington
visiting her aunt. Mrs Frank Hurley,
returned Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. kingman Perkins Of
Boston. are visiting Mr. Perkins par
ents, Rev and Mrs. Sidney X. Perkins.
at the Congregational parsonage.
Miss Annie l.. BATHS entertained a
few friends at dinner one day last
week in honor Of Mrs. Susie Burr Wy
land and three friends Of Chicago.
Miss Hazel Goyette. who is training
for & nurse in Providence. X. l., is
passing her vacation with her parents,
Mr.. adm Mrs. Ernest Goyette Of this
village.
Adams 4 Dcnsmore have finished
the new road down TO point just past
the Worthy Inn and II they have no
set back should be well down 10 the
Shepard avenue detour by the end Of
the week.
Hon. Frank l.. Greene Of St Al /
bans, Was in town for a short time on
Wednesday afternoon. coming down
from Rutland with d. G. Quebec and
Bert l.. Stafford
Hon. Frank +. Howe of Bennington,
was in Manchester Wednesday after
noon TO see some OF the Boston news
paper men who are here attending the
Pettibone trial.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Purdy have been
entertaining Mrs. Purdy's sister, Mrs.
John J.. Lone and daughter, Misses
Helen r. and Edna NJ, also Miss Lii
ban Nj. King. all or kearney, n. j.
Keep in mind the dance to be given
at the Gymnasium this coming Satur-
day evening with a Jazz" orchestra
from Albany providing the music.
Dancing SOC each person, plus war
tar. adv
Manchester has been the mecca of
the curious and Of the sensationally
inclined this week for there have been
lNfunbN ffom oui u A'NH hfaNh h't'
by the trial Of Byron NJ. Pettibone for
the murder Of his wife.
n. l.. Holster Of New York City, is
IN town for a few days on matters Of
business in connection with the Man .
chester Dairy Co, Of which concern he .
is a member. He is guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. ID. Mcclure while in town.
The following letters are advertised |
from this Office for the week ending
July 2d, 1920: Miss Marjorie Bann, L. ;
s Baum. Miss Alice Farnan, Miss De-
vine Ferris, Lewis Jackson, Paul Ross, J
Mrs. Joseph Skinner, and c. L. Smith
4 Co. !
Several from this village made a
trip 10 Lake Bomoseen Sunday on
sshing trip. They were on the lake !
II the time Of the drowning Of !
fisherman Sunday afternoon, but were
not able to assist. being too far away
70 be able to notice what was going on.
Mrs. Vim. A. Black and daughter.
Mss Abhie, who have been IN Man
hester for the greater part Of the