The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-02-10
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
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ehaigt nen suhdsy.
-ri.b or aesb dar4ag leu, ., The
Asa Depot Restaurant 10 Rutland Al.
wsy. re.ay NJ waiting A.
Hoo Robert Todd l.iacoln wAs
bans orrt the ~ees end last aeek. ~
iaining On Monday
Il. G. B0nraeel u Troy Eas ~
Manchester on bis regular business
trip on Wednesday lasi.
C l.. Tovsley, ihe nsa Village
Sssesi Commissioner. has had iele
phone Installed III his aesIsisDre
Harold q. Williams ~ Bondsillr
"a, Ia seMn iie fore part of The week
"a iasiness sinh lae Probate coart.
Miss 9raee Anderson gave party
10 iew ~ hsf frendson Tuesday eve
Meg There nerc fourteen present
Mr. Sara Randall - Arlington,
laf nsny years resident u SYNDICATE,
wAf IL Manchester 90 Saturday last
Miss Elsie Boynton. who has been
wotsjng in Wilmington Tor the past
iao yenfs. - visiting her sister Clara
for season.
There Is 10 BE- VA aasilon sale Of
personal property Al the Ruib A Purdy
farm =. the south part u the toSn on
Thursday the I7lh. See bills.
One more sign Of spring The
ufows are commencing 10 get IN eva
deuee. Don't take away your banking
from the sides Of the house however.
C. II Cone Of Bennington has
gone on be annual winter trip and Cal
iforniS j. his objective point this win
ter, having made the trip via Panama.
he expects 10 be- gone two months.
Miss Mary q Cone Is Spreading the
month 81 February 10 st. Augustine,
fla. aud expects 70 spend the month
II March Ia Washington ID. G. Wash |
inRton Is getting to be- q verilable
Mecca Tor Nermoa,ers 10 winter Of late.
n. r.. Hughes, District Manager OF
the n. r.. T. & r. Co. aud Thos. j.
Feeney. Superintendent Of the Adver
llhing Dept. Of the same company,
wefe n this village Wednesday morn
ing on business They returned south at
noon.
The coolest morning OF the season
was last Monday when thermometers
registered At or near " degrees below
zero. But il is all over now and on
"Wednesday The snow was fast melting.
bn, there Is cold wave on the way
here for a change.
The Misses Boyn,nn. Way, Grout |
aud Messfs. Martin. Batehelder, Gil
bert aud Towsley were guests Of Miss
Helen Perkins on Wednesday evening
,he 2nd. 800" was the game Of the
evening The favors were candlemas
style aud the fir~, prize WAS won by
Miss Edna Way
Richard Cook aud wife. who have
been visiting their daughter, Mrs.
Agnes Lord In Readsboro the past two
aeeks. are guests Of relatives in VIII
Jamestown. Mass. From there they -
10 New York city for the remainder OF
the winter
Among the casual visitors at this
Office during the past week were Hon.
NJ. J. HRpeood Of Peru, and Mcssrs.
Perkins aud pense Of Burlington, the
latter two were speakers Al the Lay |
mems Missionary Movement meeting
held 1T the Center las, Friday evening.
Real estate dealer W Is Edgerion !
has sold the Edgar Holllsteg farm. &C
cupied BY Frank Benedict, 10 Jutn y
Dmond Of the Center. We are glad 10 /
know that Mr. and Mrs. Dimond are
10 continue 10 make their home here in
Manchester. Mr.. Dimont will now be
a farmer in fact from now on.
The Girl From Reetor's" enjoy |
ed the longes, run Of any offering in
New York last season, having remain.
"a NJ Webefs Music Hall for seven
consecutive weeks. The play was only |
sent 10 the road because Of contracts |
previously made aud which Managers
,hrougbou, the country. realizing The
sncce. Of The Girl" refused 10
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