The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-03-13
MANCHESTER


at his home in Londonderry for town
meeting.
Mrs. Blanche Carver and Miss Hal
lie Thompson were in Troy, Monday
on a shopping trip.
Mitchell Lewis in King Spruce" |
will be given at the Arcns Arcade
theatre next Wednesday evening,
Miss Wnifred Richardson has been
confined to her home for several
days past with assesses in both ears,
Mrs. James c. Gray has recovered
from a hard attack of the grippe and
Is able to be out again
Mrs. e. c. Perkins, who has been
confined to her bed tor some days
with the prevailing sickness, is much
improved.
F. c Williams ir., is at the home
Of his parents, MIR. and Mrs f, C.l
Williams, at their home on Dilling
lam avenue.
John A. Gossler and grandson, Bob.
by Jones, who have been spending
the past two weeks in New Jersey
have returned home
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto r. Bennett, ir.,
are the parents of an eight-pound
daughter, Priscilla Ann, born to them
on Tuesday afternoon
Mrs Ernest Hamilton will open a
millinery parlor at Manchester Cen.
ter on March 16tl, across from the A.
4 +. store
Mr. and Mrs l.. J. Lyon of New
York City have been spending sever.
al days with Mr.. Lyons parents, Mr..
and Mrs. L. J. Lyon.
The Monday club will meet with
Miss Edna Oryis at the parlors Of
Burr and Burton Seminary on Mon.
day, afternoon, March 18th at 3
o'clock
The editor of the Manchester jour
nal Aas been receiving congratula-
tions upon the outcome of the examl-
nation and appointment OF postmaster
for this village.
George Smith of New York city
has purchased the DR.. d. A. Edison
property in the south part of the vii
lage. The sale was made through
the agency OF Walter II. Shaw
There Will be a regular meeting Of
The Ladies Benevolent society of the
Congregational church on Thursday,
March 16 Lunch will be served as
usual at 1880.
Miss Mary b. Gleason Of Troy Is in
town for few days on business con.
nected with the home she is erecting
on Prospect street. sac is the guest
of Miss Laura Steel.
me attention OF our Library mag
azine readers is called to an article
in the current number OF the North
American Review" by George
Thomas Smart, d. d., entitled Con.
script Morality"
Mrs. Edward Griffith has been con
fined TO her home the past week with
a severe attack OF the prevailing dis.
temper Judge Griffith was also
housed for q few days, as was Mr..
and Mrs. Griffith's son, Gould.
Prof. Frank Cady gave an excellent
sermon on Sunday morning The
storm prevented many persons from
attending the service SO that the OBJ.
seryance Of the Lords Supper was
postponed.
Il. II. Hemenway, who has been
i'll tor several days with severe at
tack oil grippe, has so far recovered
as to be able to be out and about his
business again, still a little foggy as
to voice, however
Joseph ARGUS is making some i'm.
proyements to his tailor shop in this
village. The show windows are be.
ing moved nearer the street and
cases are being placed for his stock
OF clothing.
The usual missionary meeting was
held at Tranquility Cottage" on
Thursday afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock.
Subject Home Missions. Leader.
Mrs. George Laurence Any items
of interest on any branch of mission
work IN America will be welcome.
Prof. Austin Kline, head of the de.
= partment Of history at Middlebury
e College, occupied the pulpit at the
, Congregational church Sunday morn
ing. II is expected that on the fol.
lowing Sunday the Rev John Z. Ten
Dyke OF Dobbs Ferry, y. Y. will
preach. Mr.. Ten Dyke conducted the
+ services on one Sunday in January.
Hon. Charles r. Hemenway, treas.
, urer of the Alexander Baldwin Co. of
Honolulu Hawaii, is in New York
, city fer time, called there by the
, delalcation of cashier of the New
+ York office Mr. Hemenway expects
/ to make a flying visit to his brother,
/. e. H. Hemenway, of this village be-
. fore returning to his home in Hawaii.