The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-11-25

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There will be private sale OF
household goods. including furniture
erockefy. chamber suits, book cases
carpets, pictures, stoves and some old
mahogany; also hay scales. at the Cone
homestead in this village on Nov. 0tl
and Dee. LIST At 10 n. m.
The editor is IN receipt Of the an
nouncement OF the marriage Of J. Nor.
timer Lichtenauer Jr.. TO Miss Irma
Lena Kaufman on Wednesday Nov. II
IN New York city. Mr.. Lichtenauer is
well known in Manchester having been
summer guest here at various times
~ recent years. Congratulations.
Hearing suspicious "Honk,
honkp early Monday morning, and
knowing thai the season for autos was
past, Hon. +. e. Orvis and Eddie Han
ley repaired 10 Mr.. Orvis' small pond
and there shot wild goose that weigh
ed pounds 1t lsnot often that these
birds are fonnd travelling singly.
DIR. l.. T.. Hemenway and u. H..
Hemenway, who were in New Haven
aud New York for few days recently,
returned home on Thursday last ac-
companied by their brother, Charles X.
Hemenway, of Honolulu, Attorney
General of the Hawaiian Islands, who
has come TO this country TO argue an
important ease before the U s. Su-
preme Court at Washington. He will
remain here until after Thanksgiving
when be will 20 TO Washington and
from there return 10 his far of home.
The second Of series Of games of
pool between teams OF five OF the On
dawa Club and Union Club was played
nj the Ondawa rooms on Monday
night, the first being played last week
at the Union Club. The first set was
won by the Union Club and the one
Monday night by the Ondawa while
the third aud last will be played on
Saturday night of this week at the
rooms Of the 0ndawa Club after which
A supper will be served.
MANCHESTER CENTER.
Mrs. Clarence Curtis is visiting her
parents ia Bennington.
Mrs. Warner will spend Thanks.
giving in Londonderry with friends.
Mrs. Sarah j. Bowen will spend
Thanksgiving in Rutland.
Richard Bates has sold his farm TO
a Mr.. Pelkey of Pittsford, VI.
We regret TO chronicle the contin
aed illness of II. W. Madison.
Mrs. VIM. II Bamford. who has
been III, is so as TO be out once more.
Miss Mildred Cressey was called TO
Bennington Monday by the illness of
her mother.
MIR. and Mrs. A. +. Smith are
spending Thanksgiving with their son
in Lancaster, n. II.
st. Msrgaret's Guild again wishes
10 thank all who so kindly assisted in
repeating the County Fair.
The Service Club Of the Baptist
church will meet with Mrs. Mark Man
ley Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Susie vanHuyning and daugh
ler Of Hoosick Falls. are guests of rel
atves in town,
--Lnther Arnold. who has situation
in Worcester. Mass, spent Sunday
with his family in this village.
Mrs. spellman and children of
Mass. are visiting Mrs.
Me,calf Marsh.
--Dr. Llnwood N. Kelley. who has
been spending week or SO in New
York city. Is al home once more
Cook A Harris Moving Pictures
inder auspices Of Manchester Union
Band. Wednesday evening. Dec. LIST.
Union Opera House. 81
Mrs. A. A. Phillips Of westmins
Ct West. Mrs. r.. A. Mel-ndy and Miss
sadie Burt OF South Londonderry were
yuests at fhe Fair View House the past
week.
The two entertainments given by
Il. Msrgsret's Guild. The Benning-
on County Fair" melted the ladies' OF
be Guild about 80.
The chicken pie supper 10 BE given
y the ladies Of the Meth ,disi church
,ill be held in the yestry Of the church
evening, Dee. "a.
The many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert A. Walker and Mr.. and Mrs.
n. II. Bandy viii be glad 70 know
bat they arrived in Florida safely and
IN pleasantly located where the roses
md other flowers ARE 10 bloom.
There will be private sale Of
goods. including furniture,
rcckery, chamber suits. book cases,
arpc,s, pictures, stoves and some old
aahogony; also hay scales. a. the Cone
homestead IN this village on Nov. 10Th
nd Dee. Isl at 10 m. 81
MANCHESTER pEroT.
MIR. Virgil, Of Middlebury WAS in
osn cn business last week.
Mrs. John Hennsg and Mrs. Ernest
hamilton 1err IN iowa recently.