The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1922-06-22

Alice = Bennett fer tie summer ses-
! son. Mr. Glover las 3 fine string =
. saddle horses here for thr season.
Edward n HemenWay motored %
Orwell Friday evening and returned
Saturday morning DR. L II Heuco-
way accompanied him home, after
having spen, a few days in Orwell
Miss Doris Goyette. who has been
attending the Teachers Training
School in Castle,on for the past year,
, is al the home Of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs f. r. Goyette for the SUM
mer
Mr. and Mrs. B. r. Hamlin and son,
Charles. who were called to Hyde
Park last week by the sudden death
Of Mrs. Hamlin's sister Miss Mar
jorie Hulburd, have returned to their
home here.
Owing TO giving way Of the railing
. in front Of Z. H. Hemenways hard
ware Store Saturday, +. c. Perkins
was thrown backward to the sidewalk,
distance Of four feet, sustaining
few bruises.
Miss Sophia Bebee is spending the
. summer with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. ". G. Bebee. Miss Bebee has
been supervisor Of music in abe public
schools Of Hammonton, N. j., during
the past year and arrived home last
Wednesday
The family Of John T. Havemeyer
Of Ardsley-on-Hudson, N Y, are here
for the season, occupying the house
on Taconic avenue, which was occupi-
ed for many years by the late Miss
Anita Bliss.
There is nothing ike the comfort
Of an old shoe II can be made as good
as new in appearance and wear when
re-made by the Goodyear Welt System
of shoe repairing. Bring your old
shoes to Felt the Village Shoemaker.
Advertisement.
Franklin 0rvis, wfo has just COM
pleted his freshman year at Princeton
University, has ben spending a few
days with his mother at their home in
this village prior to going to the
4 Thousand Islands where he expects TO !
be for the summer.
/ Patrick j. Carroll, who for num-
Der of years was head clerk at the
Equinox House, was a visitor in town |
for a couple Of days the first Of the
week. Mr. Carroll has been at the
Greylock in Williamstown, Mass, for
part of this season.
Be sure to attend the big dance
under the auspices Of the Manchester
Base Ball Team to be given on Mon
day evening, June Goth. Good music.
Dancing from $50 to 1. Opera House,
Manchester Center. Admission Soc,
war tax included Advertisement.
Miss Mildred Phelps of Orwell, a
niece of Mrs. L. II. Hemenway Of this
village, and a former student Of Burr
and Burton Seminary, was united in
marriage on Friday, June 10th, TO
Ray Downs of Rutland. The cere-
mony took place in Ticonderoga, N. Y.
Mrs. Mary A. Porter, Miss Mary A.
Porter and John p Porter, who have
been spending several months abroad,
in Italy and other countries, returned
to this country last Tuesday on the
Majestic Of the White Star line and
arrived at their home in this village
on Tuesday.
The arrival of Hon. Robert T. Lin
coin and family from Washington has
been delayed owing to the illness Of
Mr.. Lincoln. Mr.. Lincoln had prom
inent part in the dedication exercises
Of the Lincoln memorial recently in
Washington and has been cofned TO
the house since then.
Miss Ella Gray and Miss Helen
Beecher, teachers in the primary and
higher rooms, respectively in the vii
lage school, have gone to their homes
in Sutton and Bennington for the
summer. They expect to return this
fall, having been engaged as teachers
in the same places they have occupied
FOR the past two years.
Miss Jane Perkins has completed
her years work at Ludlow, where
she has been teaching in Black River
Academy, and has been spending q
few days as the guest Of Mrs. c. B. J. (
Mcclure. Miss Perkins went Wednes
day to Cambridge, Mass. where she
viii enter Harvard Summer School ,
for a course Of instruction. II
Miss Mildred G. Doane Of Bur'ing \
ton, and a former resident Of Ma !
CHESTER and a graduate Of Burr ard {
Burton Seminary. was a graduate 5