The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-01-06
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
THURSDAY 1ANrAhl q 1910


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A fru aid Sizes IN eomens tsii
sbof, ~ les4 itaau caa - Young Shoe
sioTf
~ II BemsnwAy and wife hsy,
returned ffem their tiglHmas uai 10
0faeI
NJ snd Mrs Chss u Hs~ie, are
speeding he winler ~ Winter Park.
FLORIDA
The schools 81 he losn commenc.
81 on MONDAY whiie the Seminary eofn'
mrnned Tuesday
Mrs. Reahun Hard 1t wonhinRton.
MINI. ,s speeding feS days atlb Der
niers. Mr. John Bell
John Tniils. nho Mas operated on
To- appendicitis recently IN Burlington
i bone sud sbls 10 be ont
The kqainor 20 have completed
shs siling u their extensive Ire hoases
siih X inch Zee ofshe besi quality.
--rhAs Bentley aud mother. Mrs.
Harmon Bentley. Of sAndente we're
visitors ia sawn Thursday last.
Richard Cook. wife aud daughter
spout Christmas with bis daughter,
Mrs Agnes NJ Lord, IA Readsboto
After making Nh aud Mrs e. g..
Bell shon visit +. . Williams return
I'd 10 his bone IN Maryland lasl week.
The winter weather We have been
having for the pHst two seeks Is some
thing great One ot the good old fash
oned cold ,pelis
Leon 4. Wiley. who was elcrking
IN The post Office during the absence Of
Gay Cook. lrti Saturday and il again
at his studies At T.. V. NJ
Mr. and Mrs. G. D. sinouds. who
have been spending the Christmas va.
cation wiih Hon aud Mrs D. n Sim
onds. have returned 10 their home in
Morristown. \ j.
The closing of the Village stores
Tor three nights week has proved so
successful that two other nights have
been added 70 the list Open on Sat.
ufdsy nights only,
Ill il expected that Rev. s X Per
kins Of York Village, Me-. will preach
a, the Congregational churehnext Sun
day Al persons interested IN this
church should make special effort to
attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. A. Lawrence. who
have been spending the holidays with
their son aud daughter, Mr., aud Mrs.
q. r Lawrence, in Brooklyn, n Y. |
returned on Tuesday
The New Depot Restaurant in Rut-
land has changed hands and is now be.
ing run by r. y. Coniff. Additional
seating capacity is being secured by
Encouragement OF fixtures. 81
Advertised Letters. Mrs. A. FL.
lott. Elias Grimm. 4. A Hopkins. In.
,srmodiAte Department. Box $50, 2. w.
A. knight, Walter Moilneaux, Elmer
Peterson. g. Allen Putnam, Mrs. Jack
Sullivan. Walsh 4 Cummings,
Miss Annie l.. BATHS aud her
friend, Miss Sarah Dawes. left on Sat-
ufday last for few days in pctersham.
Mass, from which place they leave
shortly for Washington. d, c.. where
they will spend the winter.
There is 10 be social hop at the
Seminary on this Thursday evening,
given By the Juniors IL is TO be hop
ed thai they will have good aiten.
dance. They are TO use the new bard
wood floor in the Chapel. McBride's
Orchestra.
Joseph Newman, Of the Orchard
Park Hotel, left on Monday last for
New York city. from whence he will /.
20 10 Miami. Fla, for the season. Mr..
Newman doesn't like the rigors of our
winters and says that Miami is cold
enough for him. ,
Word has been received OF the h
ieatb on Christmas day in LosAngeles
Lai Of Amelia Burton. daughter Of [
Jason Burton. late OF Manchester, and q
widow of Daniel Cushman. formerly OF
Wilmington, VI The interment was q
II Lincoln, Neb. g
In the society notes OF last San a
lays New York Herald We note that =
Mr.. and Mrs Horace q. Young of AL a
,any announce the engagement OF their u
laughter. Miss cornelis Alice Young,
o 2. Bailey Vanderhocf OF New York y
lily. This will be pleasing news to 9
dr. and Mrs. ioung's many friends
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .