The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1922-06-08
MANCHESTER


nington Banner, vas in this village
On Tuesday
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at CoIturn House, Saturday. June 10.
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Miss Elizabeth Keuney Is here for
the summer season and has rooms Il
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. W r.
Craigmile
The family Of James Warren u
Brooklyn, n. y, are occupying the
Stelle cottage on Shepard avenue for
the summer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. F. Powers and
family Of Brooklyn, Y. y, are oeeu-
plying the Durham cottage, "Elm'oer,"
for the season.
Mrs. Robinson Pierce Of Epelhurst,
went Saturday to her home in Athol.
Mass. She expects to be gone for
several days.
Leon +. Wiley and A. c. oryis were
in Burlington for a couple Of days
last week on business, returning home
Friday evening.
Mrs. Geo. A. White and Mrs. Albert
NJ. Reed, have returned to their home
in this village after spending some
time in Boston, Mass.
Col. Fred b. Thomas, state tax com
missioner, Of Montpelier, WIS in town
last Thursday on business connected
with the Probate Court.
Mrs. F. G. Strong Of Cleveland, O.,
is in town for season and is getting
her summer home, "Brookside" in
readiness for the summer.
Miss Isabel Goldsmith returned on
Monday to her home in Bennington
after spending some time at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Noyes.
Mrs. Henry B. Cherbonneau has
taken position in Pratt's Drug Store
for the summer, commencing her
duties on Monday of this week.
Miss Lille A. Towsley left Monday
evening for Bethel, Me, where she
will spend the summer months in the
family of Mrs. c. A. Hansman.
During the three-day sale COM
mencing Friday, June 9th, will sell
a lot Of ladies' white shoes and OK
fords at rs per cent reduction. Felt's
Miss Sarah N. Cleghorn. who has
been in New York City for a number
Of months past, arrived in Manches-
ter Tuesday evening for the summer
months.
The regular spring recital Of the
pupils of Miss Jeanne Jackson was
held at the Gymnasium of Burr and
Burton Seminary on Thursday even
ing, June LIST, with a good attendance.
The following program was much
enjoyed: Chorus Almond Blossom
"a. Pestalozzo;) Merry Bobolink
(Krogmann) by Ruth Hard; Jack and
Jill Polka Uynes) by Frederick
Heinel; Duet, Rosalie's Party (Wohlf-
ahrt) by Mary and Helen Bartender;
iht 5PiHtiiiB oohE AIiiihttttiShl ny
Thelma Boun; There are Fairies at
the Bottom Of Our Garden, (Leh-
NANNY by Jane Montgomery; Ghost
Tale Crosby by Helen Elmer; On
the Ice (Crawford) by Mildred Will
cox; Plantation Melody (Smith) by
Mabel Reynolds; Dance Of the Toys
(Behr) by Harriet Eliot and Mildred
Wilcox; A May Morning tDenza) by
Elizabeth West; Story by the Mouse
Uynes) by Harriet Rast@ll; Duet
(Bechter) by Claudia Hawkins and
Exina Markey; Scherzo (Damm) by
Louise Levin; Polka Mazurka (Cloy)
by Anne Pettibone and Virginia
Smith; A Legend Qudebuehl) by Isa-
bel Holt; The Swallows (Cowen) by
Evelyn Williams; May Bells oilers
back by Harriet Moves; The Co
quette (Heins) by Inez Harris; II /
Trovatore (Fants sie) Dorm by Hell
en- Brewster; Polonaise in A Major
Chopin by Katherine Griffith; Quar-
tet, A Spring Romance (Hosmer) by
Mrs. Griffith, Victoria Johnson, Kath-
crime Griffith and Helen Adams;
Rustic Of Spring (Sending) by Addie
Benson; Chorus, The Miller's Wooing