The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-01-03

Mrs. g. II. Swift left Wednesday
morning for Smiths Falls, Ontario,
where she will pass the remainder of
the winter with her sister, Mrs. VIM.
II. Frost
e. G. Perkins and wife accomp-
anied by Mrs. Robbins and Mrs. Gun
bingham, were in Arlington Friday
last IN attendance at the funeral of the
late Mrs. Buck.
-Advices from Misses BATHS and
Dawes tell of pleasant days spent in
sunny Spain and the anticipation of
pleasant Days In gay p~.a4-n pL~
ladies are enjoying good health.
Rev. DR.. Merrill Of ~ Johnsbury,
will preach at the Congregational
church next Sunday and the commun-
ION service will be observed after the
morning sermon.
-One Of w. j. Crawford's teams
took French leave at the depot Mon
day night and started for home. BY
telephoning to the Colburn House they
were stopped and no damage was done.
The Equinox Co. finished filling
their ice houses on Saturday, having
been able to complete the work before
the thaw of Sunday. The quality was
extraordinarily good and about foot
in thickness.
We learn that W. c. Spelman, Jr. of
New York city, has gone to Seattle,
Wash, in the interests of the firm with
whom he has been since he left coll
lege. He will make Seattle his home
for the present.
DO not fail TO attend the annual
village meeting on January eth. Come
out and have voice in matters. Do
not stay away and then kick for
year at what was done by those who
,rcr there
From the society notes of the New
York Tribune we note that Miss Helen
La Vie. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
A. La Vie, was formally introduced TO
society last Wednesday afternoon, Mt
the La Vie home, No. GO Remsen street,
Brooklyn, Among those known in this
village who received with Mrs. La Vie
and Miss Helen La Vie, were Miss Ma
bel La Vie, Miss Cornelia La Vie, Miss
Marion Brooks Snow, Miss Helen
Murphy. and Miss Price. Among the
gentlemen at dinner were Frederick
lIerreshof, +. Farrar Bateson, of Man
haitian. Harold Mason of Philadelphia,
Frank Squier and Geo. LA Vie, Jr.
Hon. Harvey X. Fowler's s9th
birthday was celebrated on New Years
day and large number Of relatives
were present; his three sons,
Warren A. OF New Lebanon, Edward
II. of Sunderland, Hon. Joseph W. of
Manchester Depot, with their families
and his daughter, Miss Frances j.
Fowler, with whom he makes his
home. The venerable Judge is re-
markedly well preserved man both
mentally and physically and il is GER
taiuly rare treat to spend social
hour with him and have him reminis.
cent. The judge has lived through
some strenuous years but seems good
for many more.
Such Ok our people as have had
occasion 10 pass down Main stree, 20
the north Of the library the past week
have bad their ears assaulted by loud
shou,ings, short. but vehement ex-
CARNATIONS and occasionally howl ~
anguish. Some CONSERVATION prevail.
"a at tirsi until Il WAS finally learned
that gymnasium had been started 10
The garage and that the prevailing game
was basket ball Young and Old alike
have entered into the spirit Of the
thing and nos every nigh, the gym
Il rendezvous tor all those who have
sporting inclination. The room has
been fitted np with quite little para.
phernalia bat more l. needed and re-
CUES, il made fcr Anything in that line
that any Of our people feel they can