The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-11-08

the I = Lircna and District Court a
RgliaBd On Tuesday lasi and "a
sworn into practice
, "A Thanksgiving I've dance will /,
! given a ihe Dor.ei Inn. admission /
whieh vail h. 500 esch person. an
uill inclade light refreshments.
The auction N household goods a
tbs Bryan, place was well attends
and brought good prices. Our o.,
friend Bowen welded the hammer
Tho Equinox 60. arr stating Musi,
Hail and putting on new CUTTERS
When this Is completed they wall hay,
almost al u their roof, covered either
With slate or tin.
George II Campbell Of Plaindeld
n j., brother Of Mrs l.oyeland Mum
son, Nas at Judge Munsou's over Sun
/ day Mr. Campbell /. connected with
| the Is. q o. railroad.
While driving posts to put up a
banking last week. Charles Bruso axe
caught IN ciothesline, causing the axe
10 glance aud giving him nasty cut
on the point Of the right shoulder.
Albert Boynion, who has been in
New York all the fall, came back TO
Manchester last week on account Of
sickness and al present is at William
Whitman's where he is being cared
for,
Mrs. VIM. II. Frost, accompanied
by Mrs g. II Swift. returned last
week 10 her home in Smiths Falls,
Ontario. after having spent several
weeks a, her old home here in Man.
chester.
DR.. and Mrs. l.. II. Hemenway
left Tuesday noon for California. on
the way to Honolulu, where they will
spend the winter. They expect to visit
Mr.. aud Mrs. NJ. j. Hawley at Oakland
before they sail
-0n Tuesday last Mr.. and Mrs.
Irving Schmclzel left New York on the
North German Lloyd express steamer,
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse for trip
around the world which il will take
them year to make.
There viii be meeting of the
Manchester card clubThursday evening
Nov. Sth 100 O'Clock at Miss Blacks,
10 discuss plans for the winter. All
members are requested 10 be present.
MARY uTLEY Robbins, Sec'y.
A good deal of outside work has
been done about town this fall, made
possible by the clear weather. Ii will
enable people to do far more when
spring comes in getting their places TO
rights before warm weather comes on.
Sand has been drawn for the foun-
dation Of the new sidewalk line and we
that when the walk is
moved out all the broken slabs will be |
thrown aside and new ones put in their
place. so when the walk is completed |
il will be practically new.
We are in receipt of fine sketch
of Geo. ii. Gilbert, who spent the past
here, taken from a brochure
recently published entitled "Winches-
ter Fifty Years Town" The article
on Mr.. Gilbert was written by DR.. Wal
lace Nutting. whom we all know so
well through his many beautiful pho
los OF Manchester and the surrounding
country.
Advertised letters; Richard Bur
lon, Winthrop Bliss, James Fiend,
Miss Louise Fasig, T. Hayes, VIM.
Hamlin, Miss Ursula Henri, Miss Eta
knightly, Louis Goudette, peter Ga
rhetta, Mrs. H. S. Grew, Miss Mary
Mrs. Claude Cakes, Thos.
Nelson, Mrs. Geo. A. Norwood, Mrs.
g. II. Rogers, II. II. Stocking, Miss
Ethel Wood, John &. Thorne, Miss +.
Williamson, Mrs. NJ. w. Wakeman,
A. Whitehead, Miss Marion E.Whight-
man.
MANCHESTER CENTER.
Herbert Bell is home sick.
Miss Minnie Bell is working in
Troy.
Regular meeting of Skinner w. r.
c, Friday.
Mrs. II. N. Shaw recently visited
IN North Adams.
DR.. Cochrane OF East Dorset was
Ia town Monday.
Chester Bell had the misfortune to
sprain his ankle recently,
John Baleb is visiting friends in
and Bennington.
There was general havoc through
The town Halloween night.
Mrs. John Dimond, who has been
visiting in Boston, has returned.
Thomas Hanley has opened meat
market AT the old Center market.
Mrs. f.A. Fisher aud two children
were In Bennington over Sunday.
Mrs. Bcrt Matiison and children Of
West Rutland are visiting in town.
Miss Edith Provnn, who has been
visiting IN Bennington, has returned.
Mrs. Charles Thompson, who has
been visiting in Schenectady, has re-
iurned.
Mrs. Alta Sessions and daughter
Gladys are spending a week in Ben.
ningion.
- Sheldon Ameion was recently
called 10 Hebron by The illness Of his /
mother.
Mr. aud Mrs. ChAuncey Plumb q
Bennington we're the guests Of Mr.. I
PruyAn Sunday.
Rev. n. D.B. MaeNei was in Mid.
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