The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-12-18
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
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aas lass smiiise o. friends
a.ss lahn Aad DAVID Lyons
iest III Saturday Tor elaa Rilh
ffiends h Nss York city
ilatas nfag Store and ne
Texgery SHOP slil b. opea evening
from nqw om until Christmas adv.
Inrailar ana chllaresl should be
gven naxoes Emulsion 10 strength
~ ghe body Never falls. Az drug
sis.s adv.
Shop eaTiy and get the pix q
sg.eciaI ilne N eroekeTg. glassware,
etc.. foF xmas ~ + n HemenNay's
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- we're % ihi village on Friday
lass
The editor Is "a nseeipt Of rad
lehaa aud lettuce from the Equinox
gardens showing that Manchester
winter has not been very severe 20
far
Mrs VIM. u Edgerion, who has
been III for several weeks, does MOI
gain ss rapidly as her many friends
eouh like 70 see her
So ard srs chas G Kinney
are resolving congratulations upon
The mnh II SON. osnyn feh
Kinney nn Thursday, the lith ina
M qua Nm walter K Hard
are moving imo their new home on
llarghat Terrace {, certainly looks
very nice 20 soe this new SEXTON
all lighted % at night ilme
The Dunbar house at the south
part II the toau u practically COM
pIoled aud Mr aud Mrs Dunbar
and family win he moved into II be
fore Christmas They Will remain
an winter.
" ~ Pearson, who has been
stopping % Manchester for several
weeks, left for Augusta. Ga, last Sat
uday where Ne resumed hIs positlor
% easlsls.r at the Hotel Bon Air for
lie camlng season.
There will be a special musical
service al the Congregational church
onn Sunday morning Services foi
tie children which are to be- Of
very interesting order. viii be hello
sunday evening at o'clock,
Adsccs from Rutland are t
the effect that Mrs w. II Morrill,
Nlo suffered from shock several
weeks since Is in very critica-
condition. Mrs, Morrill, viii be re
ssamsessd as Mrs. II p Way foi
many Yearr d resident q this VII
lage
Manchester views hand colore
make most acceptable Christmas
gifts. State u Vermont has used "
81 thcso views ia advertising Yer
mont II good enough for the stat
81 Vermont they ought to be COCO
enough for any one Equinox stu
do Manchester, VI adv
GA Monday evening al the Con
grcgational church there will be {
ehIldrens party and entertainment
az o'clock. Children will BRING
their gifts which will be sent TO IN,
destitute children IN town and after
those have been provided for the re-
malnder will 10 10 the Home foi
Destitute childrcn az Burlington.
r. A. Martin and his mother
Nr A. 4. Martin. aud Miss Pauline,
I, "Wednesday noon for New forh
pay enWute for Augusta, Ca Where
tAey siIl Join Mr. Martin Frederick
expeia "a return 10 Harvard ll.aN
school after the holidays but ths
ret Is the family VII bc ~ angus
III untii neat May
On Saturday Al the Library the
following are the stories 70 be told
The Cat and the Parrot from
fssw ~ ,eli stories 10 Children by
nryani. Cinderella from Grimm !
fany Tales; THE Little lackal and
Tiger al Indian folk tale. This
STORY Of the wonderfui Tar RaeS
Erom Uncle Remus Twas ths
Night Before Christmasl Banoa-
seha i Russian Legend.
Al me annual meeting Of %.
uandANa club hsad recently the fof
lowing serc she pffsrefs chosen foi
she coming year: presideni, q Z
Bennett. yioe.pressaeni, = u. swift
secretary. L. Towaleey' treasurer
Frank nNgan: board % governors, :
b Fish, J.. l.. iseroe and N, !.
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