The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-05-27
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ths nsii~ued 8.
So siadsf. opiour4Fst. fer gia'ts.
al colhurn Hoaas. saturday. MAJ
1ssh adv a.
Mn George orris vent sunday
zfiernoon on : business tip . Ne~
York City.
Mis- Laura Stecls entertained about
dozen - fhc young people ~ bsr
bonse las, "Wednesday evening
Paul VI. Buck q Z v. n. waa a
sDsst oser the seek end of his mother
Mr.. C. T.. Back q this village
Jos ARGUS had The members u the
Manchester Pode Club as his guests
II the Arcade on Tuesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo L. T0wsley mot
errd "a Springfield on Sunday 10 WIS.,,
their son. Harry v Towsley and Am.
fly
Three thousand dark rcd eehniums
at the Dcllwood How many do you
.,ts s-2
Patrick Gibbons. warehouse man al
the tquino1 HOUSE for several years
past. has arrived and Is az his duties
once more
Dellwood Gres nhouse has recently
purchased a truck for their business.
They have also purchased power
lawn mower.
Mr. and Mrs. A. h. McNsiry Of
Cleveland, o.. arrived the first Of the
week and are at the Reed cottage
again for this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. James l.. Taylor and
Miss Taylor have arrived from their
brooklyn home and opened Lone
Pine" for the season.
Mrs. CLARK Burnham Of brooklyn,
n. Y, arrived in Manchester the last
Of IN. week and has been getting her
cottage into shape for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn &. Phelps and
two sons, with Mr.. Phelps aged
mother, we're week end guests Of Mrs.
Phelps sister. Mrs. +. II. Hemenway.
yincas and German 4vy for your
porch boxes at the Dellwood. 6-2
Last Friday morning we had very
heavy rrin for about half hours
TING. This was the most rain that
has fallen at any one time IN long
while.
Rev. and Mrs. Dumont Clarke and
family. who have been passing the
winter at Chicago, have arrived at
their home in Manchester for the sum
mer months.
n. G.. Young Of Albany, N. y. ar
rived in this village the last OF the
wceA and opened THE Gables" for the
season. Mrs Young arrived on Tues
day OF this week.
Mrs. Robert j. orvis was in Burning
ton over the week end, returning Sun
dry afternoon accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Rhoda W. Orvis, who
remained until Wednesday.
II you want geraninms Of any vari-
all a, the DelIwood. So
Miss Luella Phelps was taken Sun
day Afternoon 70 the Rutland Hospital
where she vas Immediately operated
upon for an acute attack OF appendl-
eitis. She is getting along az well
ms possible.
Arthur w. Hard was quite severely /
injured one day recently when trae.
tor which he was driving baked and
tried TO turn turtle. In the grand
scramble for mastery Mr.. Hard some
how lost one Of his thumbs.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Rutherford Stone
spent few days in town the forepart
Of the week, being on their wedding
trip. Mr.. Stone is in the employ OF
the Vermont Hydro Electric Corpora
ton and located in Springfield.
Fifteen hundred cannas Of the best
.ar;a,;.s n, The Dellwood. SO
John A. Powers of Braddock, Pa,
was in town for few days the last OF
the week on business trip. Mr..
Powers was well and reported the
Lyon brothers, who arc also at Brad
dock, as wishing TO be remembered to
their friends in Manchester.
Next Sunday evening at 1880 there
will be an illustrated lecture at the
Congrs gational church, the second OF
the Pilgrim series. subject The PHI
xrim Builder in the New World
Seventy-one colored slides gives the
early history Of the Plymouth colony
and shows Plymouth as i is today
All welcome.