The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-02-07

Eingtaa M@b4hf lasa en lsaaess
Mr. W =, Crawford sns Va Tsvg
n. r.. DE 'gsv pan a tho wrst
&C. A Hhaainea Shs In tesn orc
Sunday
Mr.. Jhomss PsraY hAs wisfuss
ffuss yisa 10 Acssrs. NJ. ~
~. n. FGaA has eHishsa biz work "a
rnvisa ard rtsrpe3 70 bis houas bare
~. Tossiey vas 10 Dainty o. Fr
day last visiting hs dnaghier. Mr.
Ora NkasAsn.
Mr.. n. l. SsalisoH vas a rtmlni
Al She hosBs q Mrs., aaih Purdy %
Saturday ias.
-lleri Walsrd uas in iown lss'
TburpaAy. having been 10 Dorset on
bnsinmss.
Miss A. l., whniu u whltinssille.
Mass. 10 vaisng ber sssier. Mp, y.
II. Orsis.
Mr.. II. s. Hopkins Is siek and
haa hsen eonGned 10 the bed FOR ,lr
past seek ~. Trail j. an attendance.
Mr.. shirley o. Williams Is wishing
her parents, M and MR.. G. q.
Bell.
Mrs. a, frAnk Smith u spending
awees In Troy aud Albany visiting
her sister. Mrs Schuyler Sherman.
Next seek we will give fall se.
eouni ~ the annual dianer Of the
Monday Clab.
~. II. Ilswlcy Of Perry Center,
u. T., With his wife ADD daughter arr
III town at y. j. HASloys for 'ew
days.
Why The brosd smile on Win La
ihrop'. fAeef Soc the column headed
"blrihsr appearing elsewhere IN this
issue.
Oar eniarprising merchants, Coy
a Mcclure, are sending their merehan'
dice clear 10 Mississippi, II certainly
does pay 10 advertise.
&C. II. nhwley has been confined 10
the house for few days with the grip.
There are good many housed With
the same trouble.
The Manchester Card Club met
with Mr.. aud Mrs. NJ. l.. pcttibone on
Wednesday the 10th aud with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. G. Oryis the evening Of the 9th.
When Manchester people are in
Rutland they all 10 10 the New Depot
Restaurant aud il looks like one was at
home 10 see 10 many about that you
know. All roads lead there. adv.
Wednesday morning those who
were fortunate enough 10 be up aud
about al sunrise saw beautiful rain
bow formed by the sun shining through
The frost.
With New York city and Boston
In the hands Of genuine blizzard and
with no trains running IN or out, we
are not so bad of Our snow fall has
been very light so far this winter.
There viii b. Valentine Soeiable
at tbs Congregational church. Thurs
day evening, Feb. 18th. supper at q
y. m. Admission Ii cents. Lots of
FINN be surr 10 come
Mex, week We will print most in
ieresting letter from DIR. l.. IA. Hem
enway giving description Of a visit
b. the scene Of the recent volcanic
eruption Of Mauna Loa at Hawaii. AS
IL Is The narrative OF AN eye witness II
will be extremely interesting.
MIR. aud Mrs. George r Lawrence
lcfi Manchester on Saturday last for
Brooklyn, NY, Mrs. Lawrencc's for
mer home, where they will make an
extended visit. Mr.. Lawrence, will, in
the near future. accept one of the
many business propositions he has in
view in or about the Metropolis.
Mrs. &. c. Perkins, Miss Kate
Perkins. Miss Gilman and Miss Helen
Perkins went 10 Bath, n. y, last FRI |
day, 10 pay a visit TO Mrs. Perkins
sister, Mrs. W. ]. Williams. Miss
Perkins aud her friend, Miss Gilman,
will 10 on 10 Boston for weeks visit
before returning 10 Manchester.
Saturday night brought US copi-
Us rain which soon turned the temper
ainre downward aud everything froze
up hard and the wind blew gale ali
night long aud all day Sunday. Tues
day saw Il showing once more and
again we are on runners. Thus II
goes, and We get our moneys worth.
There were number from here
who went 10 Sunderland last week and
took pari ID The annual "spcarfest Of
suckers in that town. Altogether
more than 10 pounds Of the sneeuleni
sucker were taken ont. This has been
sport engaged in FOR many years by
our neighbors 10 the south and affords
great sport.
Mondays Rutland Herald has the
following to say about lady well
known ia this village. Miss Belle
Bacon. manager Of the Postal Tele-
graph Cable company's Office in Proc
Tor, come 70 Rutland Saturday and AS
sisted y. II. Dcrnell Of the telegraph
oompany's Office in this city with his
his work.
Miss Helen Black leaves Thursday
for New York. where she viii spend
the next slr weeks with her sister, Mrs.
II. NJ. cashmsn. Mrs. eastman was
unfortunate enough 10 he slightly IN
iurei BY the Sudden starting Of car
in New York recently, bat we arr
pleased 10 say she is much inproycd al
The present writing.
We note In a New York paper the