The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-10-23
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
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mother a ciareaee Keiisy and Mr.
Vi . Edrer1oH. i faiilag rapidly
Mr. and nns Geo " neane,i
quietly safated che sslh snnirer
saf, - their marriage o. attnbe
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gives NaEees t.mnisioa 90 atFongth'
~ sha sodg Never falls All drug
sitgs adv
NJ ard am Geo l. TssslpY
who have beeu away for couple d
weess. returned home saturday ~
fernoou.
-. y isham has posted BIS landa
sgainsi bunting and trapping and
wishes to give this additional notie'
~ this fact.
The EaBlnoR HOUSE closed n
ter breakias, Tuesday thus eomplet
ing one o. The mort successful sea
sons ia 10 history
Mn W ] Stone u - y
assiating IL the care ~ her mother
iR.isw. Mrs. John Stone. whose coa-
dItion " very serious
pNEuMATIcA stops your pain or
breaks up Sour cold In one hour.
It's marvellous. Applied externally
al druggists. aa'
he meeting q the Monday club
viii be postponed for one week. II
viii be held with Mrs. Cunningham
Oh Monday Nov Bird.
Andres Bruuu, Of the B'uon
Coaperase Co, was IN town the first
Of the week on business Mr. Bruon
is located NJ Yonkcra, N. y, at pre-
seni,
Coy Mcclure. Hafd's Drug
storte. The Toggery shop viii be
closed every evening At O'Clock Sat
usuays excepted, commencing tbs
27m.
Mr. aud Mr George Oryis and
son Franklin. who have been here
all Summer. left for New York Cip
Tor the winter on Tuesday after
noon
Work on the new addition toI
Tho Village school has commenced
X = Way has the contract. This
addition was voted on at the spec
ial meeting held last June.
On Sunday morning next st
the Congregational church here
speaker connected with the Union
Church Campaign will speak There
viii b@no services In the evening.
Marvin Cook and John A. Me
CURE, who have been clerking
during the summer season at Coy
a McGulres. have finished their
work there.
II NJ with pleasure that we note
the steady Improvement Of Chas
y. oryis, who is now able to sit up
In his bed and read and correspond
with hiH friends
Rev. Oliver h. loud OF vernal,
Utah. principal OF the Wilcox AGA
denny AZ that place, was a guest
Thursday OF his cousin. Rev Sid
ney X Perkins
MIR and Mrs. Jas l.. Taylor aud
Miss Taylor, who have been ali the
summer at their summer home
Lone Pine have returned 20 /
brooklyn for the winter
Mrs Chas. Isham. accompanied
hy her son Lincoln Isham, left Mon
dag afternoon for their New York
residence Mr. Isham win remain
here for while longer
The first signs OF snow this fall
were in evidence Tuesday Wednes-
day morning was wear ami cold
with NJ. Equinox pretty whi'e about
half way down us side
The infant son Of Judge aid
Mrs. Edward Griffith. who has bes
seriously IN at Mrs, Grlffith's moth
er's ia East Dorset. is much improv
cd at tho present writing
Monday saw some REGULAR
weather. winding up with fine
electrical display a, night There
was some breeze but not near as
much as ia many places. however
p. ~ Deffley has finished his
duties at the Equinox House and /
lest Wednesday noon. iie was join
ed BY Mrs Deffley at Eagle Bridge
and they went from there on trip
TO Boston
Tho cottage ~ Geo Smiths. oe-
cupied by Mr.. and Mrs, George Or.
Wis during the Summer. viii be oe.
eupicd By the fami', OF Mr.. Muir
phyof Garden CITY ~ v. during
the winter months,
Mr.. and Mrs ALFRED Thomas /.
y ho have been visiting Nv y. AZ
iersons FOR the past two weeks,
have returned to their home Mrs
Thomas win be remembered as Mis-
Grace Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs v h. England o.
Maiden. Mass. visited Mr. and Mrs 2
George A. Lawrence last week and 4
allied on other friends In town. Mrs 2
a. WI