The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-12-16
HOWLEY & CO.,
Center ST., Rutland, VI.

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family ia short time from Cleveland.
OHIO. where he has resided for over
twenty years, to New York city. Il
will bring them much nearer Manehes.
ter
1T takes good deal Of rough
weather 70 drive the auto of the high.
ways. One was seen passing through
this village on Saturday last while Mrs
II { Guild Of Rupert was in town in
her Buick on Monday last.
John futile has gone to Buring
ton whore be expects % enter the Mary
Fletcher hospital 10 be operated on for
appendicitis. from which he has suffer.
cd for some time. Later-Mr. futile
was successfully operated on Monday
and bis condition is as favorable as
possible.
Word from West Point, Neb., an-
uouncing the safe arrival Of Miss Helen
Black and Miss Lille Towsley at their
destination, has been received. Will
Black writes that the morning Of Dec.
Jlii, the mercury went to Is degrees
below zero. The snow covered East
for ours, thank you.
The annual dinner Of the Alumni
of Middlebury College will be held at
the Waldorf Astoria in New York city,
on Jan 18th, with JAS +. McNaboe.
'g2 as the presiding officer Mr.. Me-
Naboe isa Manchester boy who has
carved ont good large slice for him
self IA New York city and who is rap.
idly coming to the front as success.
full lawyer.
"A. X. Slader, the Rutland Optomc-
trist, who visits Manchester regularly,
has been re appointed by Gov Prouty
rs member Of the State Board of Ex-
hmlners IN Optometry for three years.
lie was appointed for one year aud his
term OF service expired this month.
1 Mr. Slader Is at present the treasurer
Of the board. The next examinations
by the board are to be held at Mont
pelier Jan. 10 toll.
News has been received here of the
death in St. Louis, Mo-, on Dec, 9Th,
of Henry h. Kenyon, formerly Of South
Dorset. Mr.. Kenyon was veteran of
the Civil War, having enlisted in the
LIST VI Regt., also re enlisted in Co. C..
OF the lith VI, Capt. Munson's com.
pany from this town, aud afterward
enllstlng in the 9th VT He was about
70 years of age at the time OF his death.
This section of the country Was
visited by n severe snow and wind
storm on Monday and Monday night.
A regular Worcester it was and Tues.
day morning showed the ground cover
ed with about six inches of wet snow
with light rain falling, Reports from
the snnth end OF the county tell of far
more severe storms than we experience.
ed here, Bennington having one Of un-
usual severity, doing large amount Of
damage.
"A l., Martin Of the Equinox Co.,
left for New York city on Friday even
ing last. where he was 10 stay until
Monday when he made his departure
Tor Augusta, Ga.. where he will resume
his position al the Hotel Bon Air as
assistant manager for the coming win
ter. What with his managing the
I Equinox Honse in the summer season
and assisting in the management OF the
Bon Air in the winter, Mr.. Martin
keeps pretty well in the hotel business
the year around.
There ~ TO be turkey dinner at the
rooms Of the ondawa Club on Wednes.
day night, Dec 18th. This dinner is
given by the losers in the recent pool
tournament between the farmers"
and the regular tournament team OF the
Ondawas. The farmers are made
np Of the second team and they have
been carrying the idea about that they
we're the better team OF the two. Their
bluh was called recently by the regular
team and The contest came on last Fri.
day night The farmers appeared
~ their jeans but were no match for
their opponents ana this supper is The
result. II Is given 10 those who patti.
cipated 10 lhe contest but ~ there is
rootn for more NJ the spacious tables
limited number oi tickets are for sale
Al 50o caeh The eiab steward wil nc.
commodAie such 81 the members as ap
ply ~ him. The bate comers viii have
themselves ouly 10 blame Il they are
teo late
MANCHESTER cENTEg.
-Phpnix natler. Tor men and wo-
meu Il heiBel's ~
Mrs, Thomas Lidgerwood was IN
Rutland Friday.
Mr., aud Mr.. Charles wyman were
10 Rutland Thursday.
Miss Daisy Scott II Bennington i
The guest u friends here.
The iadses society vail meet Thurs
! day alth Mrs Tbos LidgerWood.