The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-04-23
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
MANCHESTER
THtRsDAf ANN ~ 1914


Cyb w est wih Mr. Cannlnr
ham
Nos tbai ~ roads are getting
uuisd $40 ss,a, sr h5nr brought
osi an3 taned ~
ne Eq8inos Company arr build
I'VE ~ addition n ne quarters q
skes csiarra bfip
John Brp5lsY arrived % hlt
sgnnser hems. River hroDa Farm
Ga Fria, and siaid over Sunday
&C &. rwllrghgy ~ Ner fo's
City. saa Ia toub TDsssiay sad Wed
nsaday Ia earch n . cottage ioF ihe
summer
Louis r Martin, son a Mr.. and
Nu A. = Martin, who has been as
Isolated with the Hotel Haicyob Al
Miami. Tia. al winter has returned
north and Is located % The i.aafcls
Lakewood. \
Rev q Kelly has purchased
aMe,a" automobile and j. building q
garage just back q 81. Paols reeiorS
Tor lis accommodation
Mr. and Mrs T. J Hawiey and
Mas VI. u Hawley, who have spent
the pas, winter At Sc Petersburg
Fla. arrived home on Friday
Frank n. Cook Of Springfield
Mass. WIS At the home Of bis parents
~ and Mr. Nathan Cook in this vii
age over ihe last two Sundays.
Motion pictures, the deiigh, q
,he young arh the old treitkopfs
Motion Picture Arcade Is open Tues
day ami Friday evenings adv
Jas L. Taylor was In town for 9
couple Of days the first Of the week
Nh Taylor came w on matters con
nec,ed With the Ekwanok Country
club
Mr and Mrs. c. n Hawley ar
rived In town Saturday and are at
Miss BATHS FOR few days prior &c
going 60 their home AZ THE VII.
lows"
"A r. sladcr the Rutland 0ptom-
ctrist and Optician, viii be in Man
chesert Thursday, April 23d. Leave
word AZ Felt's Shoe Store for appoint
mint adv,
Mr. and Mrs Edward G ovis
lrft Monday afternoon for Burlington
where they will stop for a season be
fore going to their summer place at
Thompson's Point
w X, Harl is having new con
crete piazza floor put on the front OF
the ilemenway hardware store. This
piazza. which forms the roof Of the
barber shop underneath, will be Q
great improvement
MIR. and Mrs A. +. Martin and
daughter have arrived at the Lor
raine in New York City from Angus
IA, Ga, and will be at their home In
Manchester shortly
Miss Alice p, Fox Of New York
City was IN town for few days last
week seeing about the opening OF the
cottage on the cnoss road which she
will occupy again this season.
Sugaring Is over in this section
and the season has been one Of the
best IN many years, while the output
has been far above the average. This
will mean much for the farmer
The indiscriminate throwing OF
refuse in the form Of orange and
banana skins and small pieces of
waste paper about the streets should
bc discouraged, for besides the dan
ger Of slipping on the former they are
all eye sores
Work has commenced upon the
erection Of the new bungalow at he
Ekwpnok Country Club which is 70
house the professional in charge Of
the club, T.. n Beebe has the con
tract for the work.
The basket ball game at the
Gymnasium on Friday evening be
tween a team made up Of the alum
nae Of the Seminary and the regular
team Of the student girls was won,
after a closely contested match, by
the Seminary girls.
On Easter Sunday the Corgrega
tionai Church was filled with a pr3.
fusion Of flowers. There were bcau,i-
ful memorial floral offerings from
Mrs. "A. r. shelton and donations
from Mrs. J. u. Wilbur and other
friends which were much appreciated
Burr and Burton Seminary met
North Bennington High Al the Fair
Grounds on Saturday afternoon in the
frst baseball game Of he season,
which resulted in the victory for Burr
and Burton by a score Of 81 10 6.
They will play Pawle, on iris coming
Saturday.
Advertised letters, Manchester,
"a, April p, 1914; George Armour,
J. A. Bentley, Mira Corey, Henry
Casey. The Daniels Cornell Co, Wm.
n. Dcwart 90, Fellows & Son, Miss
N. Milne, Melvin Rcmeit, Mrs. Anna
A. Stone. b. r. Snydan, W. \. Spurs
4. ". Stewart. Herman sacrinen, Geo.
@ Wood. BY X. J. 0rvis, Postmaster,
A sudden change IN the weather
last week Wednesday brought sew.
ere bali storm and drop in the tenn
peraiure so that before We were
through with the storm on Thursday
there Was nearly three inches Of .
sieciy snow On the ground. But Man.
chester was fortunate as in tho north.
ern psr, Of the state there sas 3 fall
81 foot or more II is all gone now
IN this section and the sides o. the
mountains are nearly free 81 Il as
well.
George Oryis WAS up from New
York fog 4 short time the FIRST "
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