The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-08-18
MANCHTsTTR

MANCHESTER
Rooming accommodation VIII
bard 81 Epelhgrt Tea Rooms "a,
Mn Ella n Boarn. Who Wa t4kcr
suddenly 81 Tuesday. i much improy-
ed
Rev. Dgmoni Clarke viii oaicia,e .,
the Congregational Church this com.
ing Sunday.
T.. W. Clark. "a, ~ Philadelphia,
was . recent guest a. the Clark sum
uer home. "Wyndhurat"
The dome q the court house has
receutly been treated 70 q coat q gold
paint ard i looks very gay.
For Glasses see Slader, Optometrist.
a. coIburn House, Friday, Aug. 18th.
Advertisemen, is-2w.
Mr. and Mrs- Frank Hurley and
daughter Martha o. Bennington, were
recent guests Of ye ed and wife
Harry Read Of New York City. a
former resident here, is passing a
two weeks vacation In this vicinity.
Miss Elizabeth Healey Of Waterv-
lett, N. T., IS a guest Of her friend,
Mrs. Vim. J Crawford. Of this village.
J. 7. Mercy Of Brattleboro, form
erIy a resident Of this village, was
here FOR a short the past week.
week
Judge Alfred r Page and family,
who are summering at Lake Bono
seen, were in Manchester for a season
on Tuesday.
John Eliot, oldest son OF DR.. and
Mrs. II. W. Eliot Of this village, left
Tuesday for a two weeks stay at
Camp Abnad, South Hero.
Thomas p. Quinn Of Boston, New
England representative Of the Mer-
genthaler Linotype Co., was a caller
al this Office on Friday last.
DR.. and Mrs. II. W. Eliot and Miss
Harriet and Master Whitney Eliot are
10 pass the next two weeks at their
former home in Belehertown, Mass.
John Nugent, ST., Of Troy, n. Y,
Is spending few weeks with hisI
daughter, Miss Margaret Nugent at
the Larkin Cottage on Franklin
avenue.
The Garden Club will hold a Flower
Show at the Gymnasium on Thursday
afternoon and evening, August 18th.
Admission is free and all are cordially
invited. 19-1w
Daniel Schnackenberg was up from
New York City TO pass the week end
with his family at the Randall Cot
tage which they are occupying for the
summer.
Mrs. II. McKie Wingof Glens Falls,
N. Y, was a visitor in this, her old
horne for short time recently. While
here she made her home at the
Worthy Inn.
The Ladies' Benevolent Society had
their annual sale on Tuesday and II
proved a very successful one, an
amount in the neighborhood OF 500 !
being realized
Geo. A. Lawrence was taken TO the
Putnam Memorial Hospital Wednes-
day for a second operation, the one !
he recently underwent being only a
10 this.
Or. J. Lyman Lovejoy, formerly Of .
this town, but since returning from
France and leaving the service, living
at his old home in Weston, has been in !
town for couple Of days recently. /.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto R. Bennett, Jr.,
and two children OF Carney's Point, I
n. J., are expected Sunday for two ;
weeks visit with Mr.. Benefits par
rnts, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto r. Bennett Of !
avenue.
Rev. John Barstow, a former pastor
" the Congregational Church in this
village, but for many years resident
II Weathersfeld, Conn, was in town
Tor a short time last week calling on
I'D friends here.
Miss Eleanor Eggleston, who has
,ecn passing the summer with her I
'ather, Hiram Eggleston, in her old
rome town, leaves today for Nashville, I
Tenn. where she Is connected with the \
ibrary Of Vanderbilt University.