The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-09-01
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A J. Christie has recently purchas
- . new automobile. this tine il Is /
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NJ and Mr. Otto r Bennett, r.
expect e leave for their home in Nes
Jersey fhls coming Sunday afternoon
Dyer Merriam o. wslliugford. pai
3 "a tof a friends IN the village IN
q shcfi time the forepart Of the week
Mr. and Mrs l. T. Wiley and
daughter Lois were guests a. Mr.
HAey's former home IN South London
derry last Sunday.
There have been large crowds a,
ali the resorts Of this section during
the past week The season after this
week will BE- on the wune
Mr. and Mrs o. W ByntoD are en-
tertaining Mrs. Boynton's sister and
niece, Mrs Batteuburg and Miss Ethel
Battenburg q Brooklyn. FOR a season.
The Lords supper will be observed
3, the morning service in the Congre-
gational Church next Sunday. The
evening services viii be resumed at S
o'clock.
Little Miss Caroline Moffat de-
lightfully entertained about Is Of her
young friends last. week Wednesday
afternoon In honor Of hcr fourth
birthday.
Miss Anna Stone has been the de-
lighted recipient Of several showers"
the past wtek in honor Of her mar
riage .oday with Hon Fred j. Har
wood u Rupert.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Chapman and
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Chapman were
over from Mr. Chapman's summer
home in Peru on Monday and were at
the Equinox for lunch
Mrs. L. +. Wiley and Miss Lois
Wiley went Monday for a weeks visit
with Mrs Wiley's parents in Middle
bury. They will take in the Addison
County Fair while there
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Isham Of New
York City, are guests Of his mother,
Mrs. Charles lsham, for season. Mr..
Isham is just recovering from recent
siege Of typhoid fever.
Il was a pleasure to see Mrs ]. n.
Hard about our streets the forepart Of
the week. She has been housed for a
good portion Of the summer but is
now greatly improved in health.
Miss Helen Price, who has been
with her mother at Mrs. Frank Re
gan's during August, returned TO New
York City Monday morning, her moth
er accompanying her as far as Albany,
n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Westerman
" "Westmont," returned Sunday af-
Ter a weeks trip through the White
Mountains and down to Portland, Me,
where Mr.. Westerman had business
% transact. I.
Frank Clencey OF New YORK City, .
Who has passed his vacations or sew
raj seasons past at the 0rvis Cot .
age, is here for his usual summer out
ing, accompanied this time by his
,arnts and sisters.
Mrs. +. II. Hemenway was taken
eriously in the last Of the week, but
5 much better at present. She Is
'eing cared for by Miss Mildred ;
helps Of the Rutland Hospital, a /;
Iiece Of Mrs Hemenway.
VIM. b. Manley, for several years ;
onnected with the Equinox House,
oined Mrs. Manley at Mrs. Larkin's !;
ottage over Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. !
ianley make their home in Scotia, N. :
=. at the present time.
Walter Byron, "Blondy," accompan-
d by his wife, was in town for !
hort time the first Of the week on
is way to their home in New York |
ity after having been to Montreal
nd other Canadian points. ]
Mrs. J. Field Kennard and her I
aughters, the Misses Rose and Arita
ahn and Master Kennard, motored ]
p from the Kennard home in Great I
arlington. Mass, Tuesday morning. !
hey were here for the day.