The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-08-05
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Henri y hfown 81 ffaianf phta. Z
IN toss for : aratan
PnnapsI " a. Iee D. y Bar
and Barton SEMINARY. b speeding
wesk Ia I.osfon % business
Mr. y \. smonds. uho passed ~
month n July 81 Bread Loaf Inn. Rip
tor. ". haa retarnea Il Manchester
~ and Nh lyman csmpbsll N,
murray Campbell have been recenf
visitors 81 thc home u their aunt
Mr. Ioyrland MHnson.
Mr. Clara B. Stafford Is expecte,
on Friday u this seek Tor 3 Short
vasation with her mother. Mrs. Geo
" Bennett. 81 this village
August has usheued IN large
crowds a. 81 The local hotels and the
prosferta are allurinR for 8 rscord
breaking months business
Nj and Mrs. T. S Isham are enter
tanning Dir and Mrs Giagdon and
children from New York City for a
few weeks at "ormsby Hill"
Leale H. Towsley. who is employed
~ Sharon, Mass, is passing two
weeks vacation with his parents, Mr..
and Mn George /. Towsley, Of this
village.
O. G. Felt, our venerable village
shoe dealer. who left Wednesday for
Woodstock 20 attend convention Of
the Vermont Shoe Retailers Associa-
ton, expects to return Friday.
Saturday evening We were treated
10 a very severe thunder and lightning
and rain storm, with a general cool
iag of for Sunday and Monday with
perfect August.
Rev Geo. n. Smyth will preach at
the Congregational church next Sun
day morning. At p. m. there will be
an illustrated lecture. "The Capture
Of Palestine and Jerusalem" by Gen
eral Allenby. All welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Croker Of
Fitchburg. Mass, who have been
passing the month Of July at the
beach. are at the Equinox House for
the month Of August Their many
friends in Manchester are pleased TO
see them here once more.
Mr.. and Mrs. r r Outcault and
Miss Mary Jane 0utcault OF
Flushing. l.. l., are at the Equinox
House for short stay, being on a
touring trip through 10 Breton
Woods. Mr.. outcault made this office
q pleasant call as is his wont every
time he is in Manchester
There will be sale Of useful and
fancy articles, also home cooking, in
the parlors Of the Congregational
Church on Thursday August 18th,
from 10 tin 4 o'clock, daylight saving
time. All persons having work at
home please send to Mrs. Chas. l..
Randall OF Mrs. Arthur Burroughs be-
fore date Of sale. 1862
At the entertainment to be given
1t the Congregational Church next
Friday evening Madam Rubna Raw .
Brooks will sing the following: "The
Temple Bells are Ringing" and LESS
Than Dust" two Indian lyrics from :
The Garden Of Kama" by Woodford- /:
Findcn: also "The Saphic Ode" by
Brahms and "The Years at the !:
spT,ng," by Beach Master Franz !:
ioene, the boy violinist, will rende a !;
election
Mrs. Frank Hurley and daughter !:
Martha Of Bennington, were in this !
'illage for few days recently Wis
ting Mrs Hurleys sister, Mrs o. X. Z
bennett Mrs. Hurley was accompan- I
ed By cousin. Miss Caroline Stewart !
4 Los Angeles, Cal. who is making Z
yer first trip to the east, she having Z
zen born in Wisconsin and going I
rom there in childhood to the state
4 California.
A week ago last Saturday Miss I
flora Stone, former resident of this /:
illsge but for many years a resident ]
4 Los Angeles. California, arrived at 7
he home Of Mr.. and Mrs. o. l.. Cush-
mn on Dillingham; avenue where she !