The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-10-22
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William +. Gillette Of Toronto, Ont
visited his family in this village last
week. Mr.. Gillette returned to Toron-
to, Wednesday to resume his duties
with the Norcross Bros, Co. of that
city.
GRADUATED sugar 16 lbs. for sl00;
7 cakes Rabbits soap, Csc; 7 pack
ages l776 Washing powder, &c. Bar.
gains in mems and children's head
wear, for this Saturday only, at
Levin's Central Cash Store. adv.
The death of the Rev. j. H. Cole
man, district superintendent of the
Methodist Burlington district, was a
great shock to his many friends in
Manchester and vicinity. Mr. Cole
man dropped dead on the streets of
Rutland on Tuesday.
Miss Olive Archibald was taken sud
denly i'll the latter part of last week
while visiting at the home of her sis
ter, Mrs. Reuben Taylor, in Benning
ton, and was taken to the Samaritan
Hospital in Troy, from which institu-
ton it is learned that more favorable
reports as to her condition were given
out Monday
From a recent copy of Northamp-
ton, Mass, paper we copy the follow
ing, relative to a woman who, some
years ago was frequent visitor in
our village. cray Watt, wife Of Wal
ter E. Stetson, died Monday afternoon
after a long illness at her home on
Orchard street. Mrs. Stetson was born
in Argyle, N. Y, June ,, 1853, but
most of her life had been spent in
Massachusetts. Previous TO her mar
riage to Mr.. Stetson on March 80,
1904, she had lived many years in
Holyoke. She had been a great SUI
ferer for many months but until her
illness her cherry disposition and
many kind deeds had endeared her 10
all whom she met. She was a most
devoted wife and sister, and had been
a real mother to the little foster.
daughter, Jean Benner In her family
circle which included several ncphews
and nieces, her loss will be especially
felt. Besides her husband, she leaves
two brothers and two sisters, John
Watt of New Haven, William d. Watt !
Of Dolgeville, N. Y; Mrs. c. w. Jop-
son of South Hadley Falls, and Mrs.
NJ. j. Page of Forth Worth, Texas
MANCHESTER DEPOT
Miss Eva N. Brown spent Sunday at
her home in West Rutland.
Will Pease has moved to Will Stew
ems house in East Manchester.
Mr. and Mrs. H. w. Ventres have
returned from a short visit in Rut-
land
E. L. Race of Buffalo, N. Y, is Wis
iting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L.
Race.
Mrs. George r. Schneider entertain
ed the Ladies embroidery club at her
home this week.
Collette Bros. are excavating for a
cellar on the building lot recently pur-
hcased from Mrs. Wilder.
Mrs. VI. Christie, who has been
spending several weeks with her sis
ter, Mrs. s. Z. Bash, has returned 10
her home in Pittsburgh, Pa.
There will be Halloween social
and dance at Odd Fellows hall, Friday
evening, Oct. 30, to which all grang-
ers and their friends are invited.
DO not forget the Republican Rally
Friday evening, this week, at the
Union Opera House, Manchester Gen.
Ter. Senator VIM. p. Dillingham; and
others viii speak.
Messrs. r. H. Walker and i. w.
Fowler and their respective families
left the forepart Of the week for few
days stay in West Lebanon, n. y, as
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Fow-
Ter.
Chas. Crossman and family were on
1 motor trip last Sabbath with John
Andrus to his home in Pawlet. Mr..
Andrus and family are relatives of
FOUR old-time residents in Manchester,
.he NJ Wooster family, and now reside
IN the family homestead.
Mrs. W. r. Andrews entertained a
number Of ladies at her home on Fri
lay afternoon. Five hundred was
played and refreshments served
Among the guests present were Miss
frances Stewart Of Hamilton, n. T.,
ind Mrs. Stockbridge Of Buffalo, n. y
While Adolph MERCER was coming
lome a few evenings since from Jim
ourdy's farm with three pigs in a bag,
me Of them was lost out, and Mr.
dercier is anxious to learn Of its
At the present price of