The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-12-03
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
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fiee srt Miss Frances NJ Kelley. Jos
.ph h. Fem. John u Warren. Jr
rhas u lsges. aho haas busu ron
an~d b. tl,e house by sickness Tor sey
efsi weska, l. - ~ ~ he pnt awsln
A.. aud Mr. Fresi isonrstr. II
Ns~ York eisy aee IN town 70 sprisd
Thanksgiving w,h Mr. snd Ms. y 6
Perkins.
un tbis Thursday afternoon At 1
y u. the Ladies Missionary Society
will bold their regular mouihly meet
ing Il the parsonage,
fseotge Il. iicmcnway. who was
home from Middiehury College for
Thanksgiving. returned 10 hi, 'tndiss
oa Monday morning.
Mss. H. T.. Way aud son ARE Al
Dr and Mr l.. v. Pierce's for a few
day. previous 70 joining Mr.. Way N
Salisbury for the winter.
.luo. II Dohinson. piano tuner. viii
b. il Manchester neri week. Orders
can be left With o q Felt adv
isur and Burton Seminary Was
closed over the Thanksgiving recess
and r. opened Tuesday morning with
al The pupils IN their places.
The meats that are served al the
New Depot Restaurant 10 Rutland are
the best that can be- procured. Try
one 81 oar regular dinners--J'c only
adv.
Miss Emma :. Benedict returned
Monday last from Arlington where she
had been spending the The Thanksgir
ing recess. at the home 1T her brother
Robert
Next Sunday The Rev. George :.
Mills Of Bennington will preach at
bath the regular services Ia the Congre-
gatianal church IN exchange with Rev.
Mr. Raw
Senator T.. G. Orvis and page Otto
u. Bennett, Dr.. returned 10 Montpel-
Ter Monday to take up the work as lefi
~ bv the legislature when they adj
journcd recently.
Waiter c. Buck. who has been at
school ~ Albany for SOME time past,
has gone 10 Rutland where he has a
position in the general freight office of
the Rntland Railroad.
Mrs. q, H. Gushmau Of New York
was ID town Thanksgiving day MS y
her custom and bad dinner with her
mother and sister, Mrs Sylvanus Boyn-
lon aud Mis y. D. Way
Iiard's Drug Store will give you
any combination ON magazines that
YOU wish Vt the the lowest advertised
prices, ads
Mr.. aud Mrs Frank Hurley and
three children If Bennington and Mr..
aud Mrs. NJ. w Stewart Of North
adams, Mass Mere guests ofthe editor
and family few days last week and
helped eat our turkey
Dr. aud Mrs, II, J. Potter Of Ben
nlngton. aud Mrs Potter's mother.
Mrs. Woodruff, together with DIR. and
Mrs H.. V Trull Of this village, were
the guests Of Dr. and Mrs. l.. 4 Pierce
At dinner Thanksgiving day
VIM. II Graham had o lot OF celery
come in Tor the Thanksgiving trade and
!, was So nice that be sold Il oil ont ~
once. he has sent for another lot
which will soon be here and II there il
anyone who wishes some Of this they
viii do well 10 speak early. adv
II Rev. and Mrs. A. q. Reed left on
FRIDAY last for Auburn. n. T., where's
they will pass the winter with their
son, Rev. Harry l.. Reed. A. NJ Reed
came from Albany aud accompanied
them io his home there, from whence
they later went 10 Auburn.
n. G. Wood died II, the home 81 his
son.in Iaw. DR.. -. u. Colby, 10 Sud
bury, vi, Nov. q, 1905. aged 90 years