The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-04-09
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
THURSDAY ApEil 3. 1914
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Village wbool fer thc coming iarrn
sura Gilmore eommenoo3 eofa
fat Vi Crawford ~ Monday lass
4tiaF Tbs plsee q Ned Hosiey
Either rain - ssew even day
q, 3 spring sna NJ mss' tspsei itil
nfi a sesihet
Bernie Mason commenced Nors
for tse -easoa =, chaa ishau.s o.
MONDAY
Hog Week has breh observed b
ihe various rhgrrhts lu Manchester
ihsa week
Mn & II WynAn " Dorchester
Mas. T. visiting her mother Mrs
Angie Habbard
Miw Violet r Richardson D
hous fron Middisbory College fof ~
Easter vacation
NsxN Movies, Tuesday and Fri.
day nights Reels always TIE best
lnstrurtiyr and entertaining adv
John Jacob Gunthcr Of New York,
is in ispH for shor, time looking
after tbe spring work Il The ElmA.
Were you thinking Of q pair Of
Shoes for Faster Look over the
new ones 81 Youbg's Shoe Store tdv
Mrs J ~ Richardson and chill.
dren arrived Wednesday from Wash.
Ington whcrc they have been spending
the sinter
Roger G Perkins, who has been
spending his vacation At bis home
here. has returned 70 his studies II
Amherst college
Burr ard Burton Seminary open
~ he spring term on Tuesday. The
same corps Of teachers are in charge
az last term
Mrs o. K. Bennett and daugb
tiers, who we're 10 Bennington FOR
few days recently have returned
home
Emerson Estabrook Of Benning.
ton. vas IN town Monday on his way
10 Vcrgenhes Burlington and Water
bury
Mark u Boynton Of Boston,
Mass. has been IN town for the last
few days erecting the new Inter
type" in the Journal Office
Reports from Robert X. Edger
ton, who was operated on recently at
the Mary Fletcher Hospital, are to
the effect that he Is steadily improy
ing and will be up and abou, soon
Otto Ronald Bennett, Jr,, areived
AT his home in this village on Tuesday
afternoon 10 spend the Easse recess
from his studies at Norwan unyct
aity
The venerable Mrs. StockwelI is
In a precarious condition. As she is
S9 years old her condition is one Of
solicitide 10 her children and TO her
many friends.
a g. Moifat and A. G. Orvis went
10 Burlington last week Wednesday,
whore Mr.. Moiiat entered the Mary
Fletcher Hospital TO have slight
operation on one Of his feet. He is
progressing all right.
Mrs. Geo X. Miner OF New York
City, ia in this village for a few days
looking after the additions to their
place which have been under way dur
ing the pas, winter under the charge
N Herbert VI. Swift.
There will be an important meet.
ing Of the Manchester Village I'm.
Droyement Association on next Mon
lay evening. This meeting will be
held at the Offices Of DR. l.. T.. Pierce.
which he has kindly put at the dis
posal Of the Association.
Mrs, Mary f. Way returned TO
her home here on Saturday after hav-
ng spent the winter months with
,er sister, Mrs. O. l.. Cushman. in
1nglewood, n ]. The last few weeks ,
he has spent at the home Of her son.
!. J, Way, in Springfield, Mass. II
Mr. and Mrs. j. u. Wright have
moved from the superintendent !
iouFe al Dcllwood Cemetery TO the
ZONE Of the late Mrs. Ruth purdy on d
he West Road. where they will make
heir future home. Mr.. Wright vii c
10 general line Of landscape garden
ng In this and surrounding towns. .
John Kelley Of this village, has {
tone to his cid home in Youngstown, d
Dhio, Of 3 couple Of weeks. Mr.. kel. !
ey was a policeman in youngstown d
or twenty FIVE years prior to coming b
o Manchester to live with his sister.
IN, Henry Oliayer During the
twenty-five years service Mr.. Kelley
ever had mark against him
MANCHESTER CENTER
George Wade Of Dorset. was in i
own over Sunday. n