The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-07-14
MANCHESTER

~ * HARD u porting . nel
H,pdFe touring car
Ms Al.es q Fox has bocn enter
tanning frisnas from Warrington d.
- . few days
Roger B. Hurley = The iourus
force speri' Sunday 81 Lake Hancoei
vIih Biz parents
M.ss AhhIe Back q Albany \ T.
Is passing Der vacation Sith her aunt
Mis- Helen u. Black, q this village
Mrs. Loveiand Munson. who hai
been visiting relatives IN Massaehus
etts for several weeks past rcturnes
home On Friday
MrK A. Frank Smith and her
mother, M. Amy Barden. nave beer
entertaining the laiter's brother-in
law Tor season.
Raymond r. Gable Of York. Pa, i.
the guest for q week o. Hubbel Lath.
rop a. the home Of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. " n Lathrop.
J. C. Parker and son J g. Parker
Jr., are in Manchester for a few days
Mr.. Parker is here IN n interest q
the Foster Reynolds Company.
Miss Marion l. Bennett arrived
home Wednesday and for the remain
der Of the summer viii be with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Otto r. Ben
nett.
Mrs. Clara b. Stafford arrived Sat
urday from Jamaica Plain, Mass, and
Is with her mother, Mrs Geo. w.
Bennett, for a couple Of weeks vaea-
ton.
Hiram Eggleston and daughter,
Miss Eleanor Eggleston, left on
Tuesday for a visit with Mrs. John
Wild and family who are located at
Manomet, Mass, for the summer.
Rev. Dumont Clark will occupy the
pulp. Of tie Congregational Church
both morning ard evening this coming
Suni 3 On account f the absence Of
the regular pastor, Rev S. X. Perkins
Rev. and Mrs. Frank S. Goodman,
Ph. D., Of New York City, are at the
Equinox House for the season. DIR.
Goodman Is the officiating clergyman
at St. Johns Episcopal Church for
this season.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Parsons Of
New York City, are at the Equinox
House for a stay in Manchester for a
few weeks. Mr.. Parsons used TO be
frequent visitor in Manchester many |
years ago.
Miss Edith NJ Thompson, Oldest
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs, Lester II.
Thompson, is visiting with Miss Laura
NJ. Knight Of Rutland, Miss Thompson
returning with her friend to her Rut-
and home on Monday for . week.
The June term Of Bennington Coun-
~ Court closed on Saturday last.
Harry Reynolds, who was convicted Of
statutory rape, Vas sentenced to
Windsor prison for a term Of not less
han seven nor more than eight years
confinement. His case was appealed
md he is now out on bail awaiting
he decision Of tbs Supreme Court.
Mrs. John Keefe, before her mar
iage Miss Laura Nugent, her sister
iiss Margaret Nugent, and nephew
iaster John Nugent Of Troy, n. Y,
rrived at the Larkin Cottage last
week. Miss Nugent and her nephew :
ohm will remain here for the season,
rhile Mrs. Keefe will return TO her
ONE in Troy after a couple Of weeks
acation.
Manchester has been treated well {
uring the past two weeks with good Y
uly weather. Probably il has been /
ears since this section Of the woods Y
as been treated TO such intolerable {
eat for so prolonged a period as we +
ave had for the past fortnight. A
1hile we have been free from any q
unusually severe storms, such as have :,
isited other neighboring sections, .
in we have had enough rain so that /
serything that is Of a growing dis i
osition is on the grow. T