The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-03-06
MANCHESTER

Mrs. w. G. Beebe has returned
home from Bennington.
A. Frank Smith was successful in
shooting fox Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Fisher of Ar.
lington were in Manchester last Fri
day morning.
Dean J. W. Votey Of the University
o. Vermont. Burlington, was a guest
of DR.. II. w. Eliot on Tuesday
Miss Helen Beecher. teacher in
the vi age school, spent the week
end with her mother in Bennington.
Miss Pauline S. Martin went Fri
day to Bayonne, n j., where she is
visiting Miss Marion L. Bennett for a
short time.
Mrs Ernest Hamilton will open a
millinery parlor at Manchester Cen.
ter, March 16t6h opposite the Atian
tic and Pacific Tea store.
THE House OF Toll'ng Bells" will
be the next picture at the Arcade
Theater and will be shown Monday
even ng instead Of Wednesday.
The regular bi-weekly luncheon
and meeting Of the ladies' Beneyo.
lent society was held Thursday at
the congregational church
The usual service will be held at
the Congregational church next Sun.
day The sacrament Of the Lord S
Supper vii be observed. following
tic morning service.
John ] McKale OF Bennington,
spent the week end at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs II l.. Hubbard where
Mrs McKale and son. Francis. are
spending several weeks.
Extensive repairs are being made
on the interior of the Congregational
church parsonage at the corner o.
Main street and Seminary avenue h
f. Way has charge Of leswork.
Mrs. +. c. Perkins is confined to
her home on Seminary avenue, with
the prevailing sickness. Her daugh.
ter. Mrs C. O. Hard OF Scotia. ~ Y,
arrived Monday afternoon and will
be here for a while
l. II Hemenway is confined TO his
home with an attack OF the grippe
lie went TO Boston last Sunday To
attend the Hardware Show. and
was taken sick while there. return.
ing to his home on Wednesday.
on the evening of Feb. %. Miss
Halle Thompson entertained the
Happy Hour" club at the rooms OF
TIE Community club The rooms
we're attractiveiy decorated with pa
triotic eolors. Refreshments were
served in the smaller club room the
table being decorated tor the occas
ION with cand es and favors. Dane
ing and music were the order Of the
evening.
We understand that Bernie Niles
has bought the farm OF Mr.. and Mrs
Hubert Hosley on the west road and
Mr. and Mrs Hosley nave bought OF
W G. Beebe the old Phalen place on
the west road near the cross read
( II is also understood that Charles
Haidiman of Benn ngton. the Owner
/ OF the property where Mr. Niles has
been living, expects to come to Man
chester to occupy his place.
Rev Frank S. Goodman, vino hac
charge of the services at ST. John;
church last summer, has been Sc
cured as temporary rector OF ST
Pauls parish in Burlington, the pas
torate watch has become vacant by
the resignation OF Rev S. Ha'steat
Watkins. DR. and Mrs. Goodman
who we're at the Equinox House al
summer and who will be pleasantlj
remembered by the people of this vi
Gin ". have arrived in Burlington
and Or Goodman commenced hii
labors there on Ash Wednesday,
The regular monthly meeting Of
the Community Club was held il
their rooms on Friday evening Will
about "a members and guests pres
ent. PORT NJ c. Bates gave shor
and very interesting lecture OF
Colonial homes, suppementing tn
talk with numerous pictures show
with the Balopticon. Bid whist wa
played following the entertainment
and refreshments closed YER
pleasant evening. The following
ladies comprise the hostess commit
tee for the month Of March Mr.,
/ Ramsay McNaughton, chairman
Mrs. Il. " Trull, Mrs. w. A. Noyes
Misses Helen Bowen, Mildred Doc
ey Pauline Martin, Helen Beeche
and Ella Gray.
News has been received here q
the birth ON Thursday, Feb. 23rd Of
son to Mr. and Mrs. George II. Hen
d enway at their home in South Pc,
body, Mass. At o'clock the sam
afternoon the house was discovere
to be on fire. Mr., Hemenway disco,