The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-05-20
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Three thousand DARK I'D geraniuml
II II. Dellwood How many % you
want g.
NJ. VIVA q Willard n Springfield,
Mas. vas Ia town for fc~ days last
week on business
Mr.. Albert Smith Is entertaining
her siater-in-lau. Mrs. james Stewart,
Of Brooklyn. n. T.. for season.
Walter II. Hard and William Ora
ham took . week end trip 70 the Hard
Camp on The Circuit job in Arlington.
David File Of Albany. n H. for
many years ehaufeur for II. G.
Young. Was visitor in town over the
week end.
Charles o. Hard Of Schenectady. n.
", spent the week end with Mrs. Hard
at the home Of her parents. Mr.. and
hrN r 4. PERKINS.
Three thousand pink geraniums al
che Dellwood 60
Chester Bell has purchased the Tay-
Tor house. so-called, located on the
cross road just west Of A. r. Smiths.
Of Miss Estella Taylor.
The ground hcreabouts has become
very dry Of late owing 70 a lack Of
rain and great care should be taken
in the building Of bonfires.
II you want geraniums Of any vari.
e,v ear at the Dellwood. CO.
Edwin h. Thatcher Of Albany, N. Y.
spent the week end in this village. get
ting the summer place Of his father in
readiness for the coming summer.
George II. Thachcr of Albany, n. Y,
was in town the forepart Of the week
looking after the opening Of the Jer-
main cottage so long occupied by the
TEACHERS.
Advertised letters at Manchester,
VT, post office for week ending May
10, 1920: Harley Baker, Mrs. c. G.
Bishop, Mrs. Rufus Cole, +. w. Har-
ris, Mrs. F.. II. Kelley, Setter & Slater.
Owing TO the construction of the
new road through the village the side
streets are having very heavy run
Of traffic and in consequence much
dust Is in evidence in those localities.
Fifteen hundred cannas Of the best
,,ayietfes AZ tho Dellwood. 6-2l
Mr. and Mrs. Payson s. Wild of
Chicago. having sold their home in
this village, are here for couple Of
weeks disposing Of the personal prop
erty. They are stopping with Mrs. J.
N. Hard.
r. c. ovorton Of Montclair, N. j.,
was in ',wn few days the first Of the
week Intending TO the many matters
about his large summer home in the
north part Of town, preparatory to
opening il for the season.
Frank NJ. Pearson, who is in New
York City in the interests Of the
O-te-sa- ga Of Cooperstown, N. y, was
a week end guest at the home Of Mrs.
Pearson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. c.
Perkins at their home on Seminary
avenue.
Miss Kate Perkins and her friend,
Miss Gilman, who have been at Mr..
and Mrs. +. c. Perkins for some little
time, left Monday for points in Massa-
ohusetts visiting Miss Gilman's rela-
tives before returning TO their home in
Chicago.
vincas and German ivy for your
porch boxes at the Dellwood. 6-2
Mrs. J. H. Barker, mother Of Mrs.
]. c. Bacon, died at her home in
Branford, Conn, on Thursday morning
II last week after long and painful
illness. Mrs. Bacon had been with her
for several weeks prior TO her death.
Mr.. Bacon left Thursday afternoon
and returned the first Of the week.
Mrs. George r. Miner arrived the
first Of the week from New York City
md has opened the Miner cottage for !
he season. She will soon be joined
~ her daughter, Mrs. Harry F. Wolf !
md three children who viii be here for
he summer.
The Knights Of Columbus have been
.aving a state convention in Benning- .
on the forepart Of this week and on
Nondav evening n marty Of eight, con-