The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-10-01
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Gilbert Cherbonneau, Jr., was sc
vcrely injured last Friday night b!
the tire rim Of an automobile vince
! blowing of and striking him aero
the face just above the eyes, while h.
was initiating the tire. He had il wei
blown up when he leaned forward L
see II it was inflated sufficiently whef
the accident happened. He was taker
by his father in an automobile to tn,
Rutland Hospital where DIR. Ponc
found that his injuries were Of seri'
Gus nature. 1t seems that the skull
was fractured at the base Of the nose
face badly cut and bones Of one hand
broken. IL il hoped that his eyesight
will not be destroyed. Mrs. Gilbert
Cherbonneau, his mother, went ia
Rutland Friday morning and remain
ed until Saturday night, his father go
ing up Sunday. The report from the
hospital is that he is making as good
progress as is possible under the cir
cumstances.
George Primrose, "the man who has
made a million dollars with his edu-
Gated feet" and George WALTZ Me
Again" Wilson, will bring their all
star company of fifty vocalists, dane
ers, comedians and instrumentalists to
the Bennington Opera House on Fri
day evening, October 2. Messrs. Prim-
rose and Wilson are the surviving
members of the famous quartette of
black face stars, Barlow, Wilson,
Primrose and West. Messrs. Prim-
rose and Wilson have always stood for
the best in this distinctively form of
American entertainment. For this
tour, Manager Burgess has
his stars with an all-prom-
inent company of artists. Although
Messrs. Primrose and Wilson contrib
ute much to the program, they do not
insist upon the center of the stage.
They have an exceptionally talented
supporting them and each
is given full opportunity to
display his ability. A big street par
ade will be given at noon on the day
of tho performance. adv
MANCHESTER CENTER
Miss Anna Slade spent the week end
n Ludlow, VT.
Mrs. John T. Hayes was in Rutland
Friday shopping.
Mrs. Carl Mattison is visiting in
Mass.
New city trimmed hats displayed at
Mrs. Wyman's today. adv,
st. Margaret's Guild met Tuesday
With Mrs. Irving Common.
Mrs. Dean was a recent guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Shaw.
r. B. Smith of Pittsfeld, Mass, was
n town Monday on business.
F. n. Smith of Bennington was in
own Tuesday last on business.
Mrs. Charles Bond and Miss Edith
Shaw spent Monday in Pittsfield.
Remember the County Picnic to be
leld in Arlington, Wednesday, Oct. z.
Rev. Mr.. Noel Of New Jersey, is a
,uest of Rev. and Mrs. w. II. Bam-
ord.
Mrs. Frank Lugene is spending a
ew days with her father in Gran
lille, N. Y.
The Service Club will meet Friday
fternoon with Mrs. H. J. Dyer at 2
clock sharp.
]. H. Whipple, who injured one of
is legs by a strain last Tuesday
ieek, is improving.
The Women's Auxiliary of Zion
hurch met with Mrs. George 0.
voodcock, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul w. Fowler left
'riday morning for few days stay
{ Thompson's Point, VT.
Aiphonse billiard, wife and daugh-
er Of Dickinson, N. d., are guests Of
heir niece, Mrs. |. II. Common.
John Balch and two daughters, Mrs.
!. S. Marsh and Mrs. James jameson,
-ere in Bennington on Tuesday.
Mrs. f. l.. Wyman, who is president |
the Vermont Suffrage Association,
iii speak in Burlington, Friday even
w.
The October meeting Of the Wo-
len's Mission Circle will be held
tuesday afternoon, Oct 6, with Mrs.
!. F. Smith.
Regular covenant meeting Of the
aptist church Saturday afternoon at
go II unable 10 be present please
md a message.
Peace Sunday viii be observed in ;
ie Methodist church next Sunday
iorning by the pastor dealing on
,me phases OF the European war.
Ne Young Peoples meeting in the /
Tening at $50, preaching at 1880 /