The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-02-17
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


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lhe slarms ~ frdSy and Saturday
Mrs. II v Way end 400. who have
heeu visiting Mr. sss Mrs l.. W Cole
h s0aib Salisbury. have returned
home.
Mr.. e n willard add daughter
Mss Bessie. have returned from New
iora ciiy where they have been visit.
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FRED Eddy of the Eagle Square Go
II saaiA ShsEisbary vas ii Town on
business for ibe company 90 Thursday
last.
The Shakespeare club, which was
b meet wiih MI, simouds on Friday
last. met al Ms. O l.. Towsley's in.
stead.
Everything said aud done, there's
no place 10 Rutland where yea can get
lhe quick service you get a. the New
Depot Restaurant -
Miss Miliy Ellis Of Rutland was
tbs Ruesi u Mrs Shirley Williams at
The home ~ her mother. Mrs. G. G.
Bell. last Thursday,
The venerable Mrs. s. II. Hopkins
hAs been very ~ for the past five weeks
and on Monday morning she was taken
piIh pneam0 lia. but is more eomforta'
bic a. The present writing
Tho ladies Of the 800 Club met
pilh Miss Libbic Boynton on Saturday
iafI aud are 20 meet with Mrs, Ramsay
Maenaagbtau this coming Saturday.
Miss Sara Williams is guest at
the home Of her uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mr.. z, c. Perkins. She will re-
TURNED 10 her home in Rensslear this
ibls week
Hon. T.. G, 0rvis was IN Boston
for few days Asl week returning
home Thursday y. M, in order 10 be
present 81 the meeting Of the Auditors
Friday aud Saturday
The Ladies Benevolent Society
will give n social Friday evening. Feb.
18th, IN the church parlors. A fifteen
cent supper will be served followed by
sn entertainment,
A two inch steam pipe burst at the
Manchester Light a Power Co. plant
last week Wednesday night about 5.i5.
No one was injured but il was narrow
escape, The lights were cut off from
this end of the town Cor about au hour.
III Z. Hughes, District Manager
aud Mr.. Vaughn, District Plant Chief,
Of the N. T.. 7. 4 r. Co.. were in town
Monday on business. Their presence
was simultaneous with n substantial
increase In the wages OF the operating
staff.
The editor acknowledge the re,
eeipt Of Pensacola. Fla. newspapers
from ]. c. Heincl. H. also aeknowl.
edges the receipt of membership tick.
els in the Seminole aud Miami Clubs
of Miami. Fla, kindly sent by their
Secretary. Jos. Newman.
MIR, Slader, the Rutland 0ptome.
lrisi. has been obliged 10 delay his us.
nal trip 70 Manchester in order TO &c,
bis grinding plant in operation,
changes we're necessary in some of the
machinery causing delay in shipment.
He hopes to announce in our next issue
bis nex, dates in tosu. 43
Our advice 10 our many Manehes-
Ter friends who are sojournug in the
sunny South is 10 the effect iliat MAJ,
not March, il the mouth when nature
commences 10 look green up here. SO
long as yon are away stick II out even
II Won are homesick. II will do you
good.
There is large amount Of sick
ness prevalent al the present time,
mostly Of "grippy" colds, etc, but
there are some severe cases Of kidney
trouble. Among those conhnded TO the
house that we have heard 81 are Mrs.
Chas. l.. Randall, Mrs. Ella Bonrn.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Bennett, Miss
Alice Bennett.
Master Henry Brown chctbonneau.
youngest son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbelt