The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-10-06
MANCHESTER

HANAu r. In
Mr.. and Mr. Pred J. Hsrwood Of
Rupert ~ere IN to~n Sunday calling
on relatives.
The Mics Hollister LEFT the FORE
part % The week for their home IN
Cincinnati. Ohio
o. G Felt was IL Troy, n !. Mon
day 70 attend The funeral services or
Mr. Chas Z. Cray
Dr. and Mrs.. Wallace b. House u
New York City, were week end guests
of Or. and Mr.. II. W Eliot
Miss Sarah n. Ceghorn left satur-
day FOR her duties as teacher Al
"Brookwood," Katonah. ~ Y.
Elmer D. Trull q Amsterdam. y.
T.. vas 3 recent guest q his brother,
DIT +. V. Trull, for few days
W. 7. Tcachout, county agricultural
agent. was in town Thursday on bust
ness connected with his department.
Mr. and Mrs. W. b Pettibone have
closed their summer home here and re-
turned the last Of the week 70 their
home in Hannibal, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F Montgomery have
closed their charming summer home,
The Cascades" and returned to New
York City for the winter.
The death Of Mrs Chas. f. Gray
occurred on Friday last at her home in
Troy, n. Y, after several years Of
painful and wasting illness.
DR.. and Mrs. Gustayus Eliot Of New
Haven, Conn, are expected in town.
this week where they viii be guests
Of his brother, DR. II. w. Eliot and
family
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 7. Barron, who
have occupied the home Of Prof. and
Mrs. NJ. c. Bates during the past
summer, have returned TO their home
in Haworth, N. j.
The old green houses at Dellwood
Cemetery will not be in use this win
ter but new set are to be construct
ed, the gift Of the Misses Skinner Of
Chicago and Manchester.
Herbert w. Congdon gave two very
interesting lectures on "The Long
Trail" illustrated with colored Ian
tern slides, at the Gymnasium on Fri
day and Saturday evenings.
Mrs. Chas. s. Francis, who has
passed the summer at the Equinox
House as has been her custom for
these many years, returned Saturday
10 her home in Troy, n. Y.
Prof. Frank Cady Of Middlebury
College, who officiated last Sunday
mor.ilg az the services in the Congre-
gatisnal Church, will conduct the SER
vices this Sunday morning.
Among those in Manchester who
have gone to college we failed to men
tion Paul w. Buck, who returns TO U.
V. NJ. to enter his junior year, he hav-
ing been out for the past year. L
Rear Admiral (retired) and Mrs.
Corwin p. Rees Of Erie, Pa, are
guests for a couple Of weeks Of Mr.. /,
and Mrs b. Arkell at their home,
Point o. View" in this village
John Jacob Gunther, Jr., has pur- .
chased the two vacant lots on William .
street, opposite the Isham cottage and
expects next season TO clear il up and
erect thereon a dwelling house. .
The Florentine Art Shop in the
Equinox Junior closed last week and
Mrs. Price, who has been in charge
during the season, returned to her
home in New York City on Saturday.
Keep in mind the fact that the !
Elite Lady Minstrels are to be given !
this Thursday and Friday evenings at
the Gymnasium. The cause is |
worthy one and the entertainment will :
be well worth while attending.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Isham left
Manchester Monday afternoon for
heir home in New York City, after
spending couple Of months with Mr.
.sham's mother, Mrs. Charles Isham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ID. Mcclure
ire the parents Of a daughter born on
Monday, the 3rd inst.