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

! OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aAatsfafntst
| MAnche~ter's large and rapidly grow
ing cottage colony To close their home,
l for the winter months.
IL. +. Storey, for several month.
past manager Of the local telephone
station, with headquarters in Benning.
ton. has resigned thnt position TO take
enc with the plant department of the
same company al North Adams. His
successor has not been appointed yet.
The editor and family are indebted
10 A T.. Moffat for fine LOT OF veni-
son from the doe Mr.. Moifat shot IN
SYNDICATE during the recent open sea.
son, also 10 DR.. l.. II. Hemenway for
some OF the trimmings that 60 with a
good meal in the shape OF some MAN.
moth carrots.
Hon. 4. c. 0ryis left for Burling-
ton on Wednesday morning where he
will visit his daughter Sarah, who is a
student at L. V. NJ, aud will also at.
tend the annual meeting of the YER
mont Fish aud Game League. Of which
he is vice president for Bennington
county.
Henry Chamberlain has on exhibi
ton at Coy a McGuire's store an Ore
gon Spitzenberg apple sent him by his
daughter, Miss Clara Chamberlain,
who is out in that country. The apple
il beautiful specimen Of fruit being
l7xl6L inches in size and weighing n
ounces. 1t seems light for it's size,
however, and feels as though it might
be rather coarse grained, but SO far as
looks goes il certainly is beauty.
The invitation dance given by the
Ondawa Club in the Music Hall Casino
on Thursday evening last was a very
fine affair and there were about 100
present. Music was furnished by Me
Brides orchestra and punch was serv-
ed throughout the evening by the club
and at low twelve cookies were served
along with the punch. The club is
indebted To George Oryis, proprietor
of'the Equinox House and to A. h.
Martin. It's manager, for the gratuitous
use of the hall and billiard tables for
the evening. Not the least enjoyable
feature OF the evening was the pres
ence Of several OF the old time active
participants Of festivities forty years
since and who were to seen on the floor
for an occasional figure
MANCHESTER CENTER.
Regular meeting of Skinner w. X.
&. Friday al 2 30 p. IN.
The Junior Auxiliary will meet at
the rcetory Saturday at 4 o'clock.
st. Margaret's Guild met with Mrs.
w. II. Roberts Wednesday afternoon.
Stephen Houghton of Londonderry
is visiting his daughter, Mrs. John
Dimond.
Mir and Mrs, Louis Combs OF al
bany were in town Tuesday TO attend
the County Fair.
Mir. aud Mrs. {. C. Colvin are oc-
cupying W. II. Bundy's pleasant home
while they are in Florida.
MIR. aud Mrs. Harbert Walker aud
Mr.. aud Mrs. w. II, Bundy left Friday
Tor Florida where they will spend the
winter.
e. r. Clark of the Newmonl Lum-
Der Co., East Dorset, has rented NJ.
w, Bsrreit's house and win take pos
session Mt once.
"A line Of ladies' fine quality hos
iery, the best goods obtainable, at
young's Shoe Store, next door TO J. q.
Hcinel's Clothing Store. %
The Comfy Fair was presented to
packed house Tuesday evening and
was financial success. The president,
in behalf Of st. Margaret's Guild,
wishes through the JOURNAL, TO than k
all who SO kindly assisted them in ear
rying il through. The tidy sum of SIS
was nei,ei by the Guild.
Mrs. A. T.. Smith has returned
from two weeks yisiiln Western New
York. She visited relatives and friends
ia Mexico. colosse, Pulaski. Eriesyille
aud Syracuse. A pleasant reunion Of
schoolmaies. pupils and friends OF her
youth vas held in the Baptist church
at coloss. which all attended bali a
century ago.
--R1bbers, areiics, moceAsins and
rubber boots for all. New goods nj the
old prices and all warranted at Young's
Shoe Shore. next 10 J G. Hcinel's
Clothing Store. ~
The tollowIng il from The Mexico
IN. w. Independent. "On the 20th Of
October rennion Of thirty i've ladies
wss held IN The church parlor 10 vel
esme Mr. kmmA frary Smith Of Man.
chester Center. W.. former resident.
~ gnesi Of honor Only old friends Of
Mrs. Smith. most Of whom were school.
mates or former pupils. were invited
from 10 a. N. 10 II a. m. greetings and
visiting were 10 order. From II W
= sampsaoas dinner WAS served. After
dinnef all adjourned 70 The audience
rcou. and listened 10 short speeches by
Mr.. Smith and others, Then old time