The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-10-01
MANCHESTER

AffNNNHaaNt aFAaAtat AAssH HFf'A - 1911
visitor AZ hif horne hire
We. Risasll. manager Of the N. T.
r. a 7. Co.. was in town Tuesday o.
business
Miss Laura S. Hollister q Cinein
natl. Ohio. IL in Manchester for hei
annual fall vacation.
Mrs Ella Bourn leaves on Friday
for . few weeks visit with friends IN
Proctor ard Burlington.
George Thatcher, Irs Of Albany, n
y. spent Sunday her with his parents
Nr. and Mrt. George Thaeher
Mr and Mrs T. C. Perkins quietly
celebrated their sd wedding anaiyer.
sary on Saturday the 10Th inst
Tho observance Of peace Sunday
viii BE- held at the Congregational
church on Sunday morning next.
]. y. Wright, who has been out Of
town during greater portion Of the
past season, returned home Thursday
A furry Of snow on the 2Sth re-
minded one Of that which only short
time since We were shoyeing of our
walks.
Miss Mary y. Gleason Of Troy, N.
a., was a guest in town recently and
erturned toher home Friday after
noon.
Sunday school at the Congregation
al church will be held at i2 o'clock
each Sunday from now on, instead Of
at 10 o'clock.
+. NJ. Pearson, who has been spend
ing the summer at the 0-te-sa-ga in
Cooperstown, n. u, is visiting in this
village for a time.
John l.. Given of New York City,
Joined his family here over Sunday
last. They will leave for their New
York home this week.
Mrs. A. II. Darling OF this village
left on Friday afternoon for North
Adams. Mass, where she will spend
short time with friends
Mrs. H. McKie Wing of Glens Falls,
N. Y, was in this village for short
time the last of the week, guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. George X. Miner.
Mrs. L. f. Wiley and son, who have
been spending some weeks at Mr.
WiIey's old home in So. Londonderry,
have returned to their home here.
Miss Carpenter, the teacher of the
primary room in the village school,
had the misfortune Tuesday afternoon
to slip on the steps and sprain her
ankle.
Mrs. +. c. Williams has recovered
from her recent illness of a week and
is able to be up and around again
after having escaped an attack of
pneumonia.
The loving cup presented by J. B.
Wilbur for the County Picnic will be
on exhibition at Lugene's Shoe Store
Manchester Center this Thursday and
Friday. 1t will then be taken to Ben
nington.
Robert K Edgerton, who has been
spending his vacation at the home of
his parents Hon. and Mrs. VIM. B.
Edgerton, returned to his studies at U.
V. NJ. on Sunday afternoon, where he
enters his senior year.
Miss Florence Chase, who has spent
the greater portion of the season in
Manchester as the guest of Mrs. F. w.
Dunbar, returned to her home in Chi
cago, on Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Ralph jenkins, whom we re-
ported as i'll in a hospital in Water
town, n y, has recovered and joined
Mr.. Jenkins here and will take up
her school duties next Monday.
Every night at s O'clock the crowd
wends its way to Max's Movies, where
they watch Ike mysteries Of the
movies. They are always attractive
and ever-pleasing. Fifteen cents Sat
uniay nights, but 10 cents every other.
A severe thunder storm, with very
fine assortment of vivid lightning,
passed over this place last Wednesday.
II was fortunate that no damage was
done in this vicinity for the lightning
was very busy for several
hours.
The Equinox House announces that
II will remain open until October the +,
18th. The past few weeks have been
very good ones for this popular host
lery, in spite of the fact that the sum
mer business was poor as rule, the ;
Equinox has been well patronized.
Not too far but just far enough from
the great eenters Of population.
Advertised letters, Manchester, VT,
Sept. 80, l9is:-- Miss Kate Clarke (2)
Charles Causter, Mrs. +. G. Cruick
shank. Nina Dawley, George A. Dun
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