The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-03-09


Ar and Nr w u Roberts
leave MONDAY Tor Georgia where
Mes VII spead several weeks
Mu s,ir3u Brasb. aho has
been spendIag several weeks ID
Michigan. has returned
Mrk F,as y Adams. Who hai
oceu spending the wta'cr 70 Adams
Mas ii IN town Tor 3 for days
Mrs. George Van Hyning Of
lloosiek Falls. y y. was recent
guest q her brother. Harry Adams.
sco shaRs advertisement -
luolher column Read II all as he
las some Interesting facts printed
herein
Dr. b. i. wyman. Who has
Jceu seriously ~ al his home In this
sillage, IS reported as Improving
.tcadliy
Richard Bates was Ia lloosiek
Fails. n " last Monday. whittier
lc went TO return with Mrs Bates
Aho has been spending some time
here,
Mr and Mrs Herber, y Shaw,
yho have been visiting their daugh.
cr Edith. who Is attending the
sew England Conservatory Of Music
u Boston, have returned
Misses Anna BATHS and Sarah
gawes who have been IN Petersham
Aass.. for some time past. were IN
own for a few days the first Of the
week before leaving for Washing
on. u. q
The district meeting OF Masons
or this district takes place at tho
Ooms Of Adonlram Lodge thil
thursday afternoon and evening
he Crescent Quartette Of PITTS
lcld. Mass, viii be in attendance
upper viii be served by the ladle,
the o. y. 8.
Mr. aud Mrs. VIM. Roberts left
ln Monday for a months vacation
glth relatives and friends in the
.outh. Georgia being the destina
lon. They viii escape the most dis
greeable month IN the year IL
his section by getting away now
I is TO be hoped that they viii
ave an enjoyable trip.
Michael Mylott, an old and re
pected resident OF this town, dice
Wednesday evening from old age
he funeral was held Friday morn.
K from st. Pauls church In Man
hester and the lnterment was H.
ie Roman Catholic cemetery
.ast Dorset A wife and several
jns survive him.
Those who attended the play In
bennington Friday evening were
r. and Mrs. Harry Adams. Mr..
nd Mrs. Merritt Barrett, Misses
Iarion Botsford. LaBel,e Batchel
er, Mr. and Mrs, W. w Bennett,
II. and Mrs. Fred Heinel, Mr.. ane
Grs. Henry Manley Charles Robinse d
I'D Harold Shaw. From Manches-
r Depot Mr.. and Mrs W. X. Ben
cit and son Harold, Mr.. and Mrs.
I, s. King. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
ykes, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle futile.
IRIS. E.W Field.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
Il o. Wade IL very III with {
tack Of grip.
--Laurln Davis OF Bennington 1t
his home here for a short time.
Master Irving Pettlbone Is con
ned to the house with chickenpox.
Mrs. WIN. Morehouse is very
ok al her mothers, Mrs Frank
ones,
Special sale on blue and white
namel ware at Taeonic Hardware
= 46-2
The Levin store has the agency
3r the celebrated Buttrick patterns
IN Manchester. ~
Edith Bourn has accepted a
losltlon with tho White stero. Co.
Bennington.
Mira. L. /. Kendall entertained
or Sunday School Class Tuesday
lyening.
--Mies Lucille AlthIzer, who has
leen employed at C. II, Parkers.
a. returned TO her home In sau-
:erties. ~ Y.
Mrs. Della X. Bourn Is very
lex with an attack OF grip a, the
One Of her mother. Mira. Geo. r.
Made.
The Rebekahs viii hold a
ubber social Friday evening Of this
eek 81 Odd Fellows Hall in this
iliage. Admission 3 pounds OF old
gbbera or loo. All are invited.
Miss Gertrude Mcclure, who
vas taken 10 the Samaritan Hospi-
al Ia Troy last Wednesday night
Or an operation, Is reported as do
OK well and slowly recovering, Her
condition was very critical.
Among those who registered at
he Battenkill Ian Tuesday were
3eo. c. Wood. Bennington; w. Z.
Mcintosh. Rutland; WA. iieiney
3usllnaton. II. 8. DeForrest. North
ADAMS Mass r. p Jeweit. Boston.
aask
Tho item Ia last weeks Jour
ial regarding the coming 10 town Of
be degree team Of Rutland Lodge
Il odd Fellows on Thursday even.
ng Of this week. should be changed
0 readd that they arc expected 10
- here on wedDsfday evening the