Manchester

Fred M. Freeman was in Chicago last week. Miss Mina Wisner, of Ypsilanti, is home visiting her parents. Miss Louis Green, of Denver, Col., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. ïv'isle, jrMis. Á. F. Freeman and Mrs. J. Spafard went to Detroit, Wednesday, to attend the meeting of the Grand Chapter, O. E. S. Miss Ernma Schmid and brother Erwin, of Ann Arbor, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. Kirchhofer over Sunday. Paul Schoettle, who has been working in Jackson, returned home Saturday and has acoepted a position in G. J. Haeussler's drug store. The piano recital at the high school chapel Wednesday evening of last week, was vvell attended, and a very fine program was carried out as follows: Piano solo, Raynor B. Haeussler; song, "Woman's Rights"; piano solo, Miss Lizzie Neebling; recitation, Miss Clara Wuerthner; vocal solo, "The Old Church Bell," Willie Kramer; piano duet, the Misses Edith Amspoker and Edith Tracy; piano solo, Miss Alma Schmid; vocal solo, "Barbara Fritchie," Hugo Kirchhofer; recitation, Miss Ernma Scbaible; piano solo, Miss Cynthia Bailey; quaitet, 'The Mili," the Misses Amanda Schoettle, Emma Schaible; Bertha Fausel and Katie Naumann.