The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-05-13

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TIA Tili4et "Wednesday on bgzne6a
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ssis were i fhls village Tuesday afisr.
poen.
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opened ~ summer hofne here fof the
A<aaon
~. and M o " Boynton ~,
preparing to naese 10 thsis eostAge Cd
f'rankiIn sNeruf
hrs A NJ Reed sill entertain ihf
MONDAY Cub e her Casino en- MAY
fstk. Hf o'cleck
The Get Together Club wtii nest 81
the Community Hall On Friday even
ing at the usual time
ArS Jos ARGUS returned Friday
from 4 Wait with relatives in phiia-
dslptis and New York City.
Mrs George 0rvis, who has been
. cot 81 town fer the past txo weeks.
returned home on Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred CherbonneaB u
Springfield. Mass, were a. the Orvis
Cottage for a couple OF days last week
Rev. Joseph s Brown Is expected
90 preach in exchange with the pastor
AZ the Congregational church next
Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Piynn Stannard and
Mr.. and Mrs George Stannard Of Dor
set. were guests Sunday Of Mr. and
Mrs. Lester n. Thompson.
Miss Anna Leming left Monday
afternoon for two weeks visit with
relatives and friends in Albany, NV
York City and Phoenica, ". Y.
James Shuley OF the Equinox force.
arrived on Monday, after having pass
ed the winter in Florida as has been
his custom for several years past.
The sidewalk past the old Music Hall
building has been continued on down
20 Wiley's grocery store, making a
very desirable addition 10 the locality.
A recital by the pupils Of Miss
Jeanie W jackson will be given on
Thursday evening, May 20, 1920, at s
o'clock, al the Gymnasium. Tickets
25 cents. adv
Mrs. John Jacob Gunthcr and son,
John Jacob, Jr, arrived at their sum
mer homo, "Ihe Fins" on Friday last
where they will remain for the sum-
ner season.
Mr.. and Mrs G.. S. Bennett We're in
Troy, n. Y. on Friday last. going |
down by auto with A. f.. Race, when |
he returned 20 Forestport, y. Y. They
returned BY train.
Mrs. J. G. Bradley and household /
arrived last week Wednesday after
noon. having motored in from their l
Buffalo borne. "River Dale Farm" is
open for the season.
Frank Ludlam Of New York City,
well known in Manchester as having
been visitor here for several seasons,
has rented Miss Blacks cottage for
the coming season.
Mrs. Edward S. Isham joined Nh
lsham az 0rmsby Hill the latter part
of tho week They have come up to
see about the opening Of their home
here for the summer.
Miss Grace Moses of Detroit, Mich,
was week end guest Of her sister.
Mrs. Geo. S. Bennett, coming from
New York City whore she had oeen on
a two weeks vacation.
Fred Mcetermann of Chicago and
Manchester, was in town the last of
last week, seeing about the opening Of
the Wegtermann summer home in the
south part Of the town.
The village trustees are widening !
Seminary avenue, and are also raising
the sidewalk TO the avenue so as TO
take out some Of the dip that existed !
in certain portions Of il between the
and A. +. Martins
Frank NJ. Pearson left Sunday for !
New York City where he will remain
in the interests of the hotel 0-te-sa-ga .
Of Cooperstown, N. ", with which he .
has been associated for several years
past, until the season opens.
Advertised letters in Manchester
post Office on May 5th;-Mr Bisbee, |
Mrs. John G.. Frost, X. Futazama, Ru-
iolf Heck, Mrs. Catherine Nichols.
J. w. Fairfax Of Prince George, Va,
has rented Miss Fowler's small cot
tage for the coming season.
Mrs. Chas. O. Hard of Schenectady,
". u, is spending some time in thisi /;
village as a guest Of her parents, Mr.. I
and Mrs. f. c. Perkins. She was
Ioined over Sunday by Mr.. Hard who !;
anne on from Schenectady for n short I
,isit, visiting his parents in Arlington
N route !
Mrs. Frankie Perkins Guernsey Of
Buffalo. N Y. well known in this viii !
age as the daughter Of the late Mr..
md Mrs. ". II. Perkins. is visiting a. I
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