The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-10-29
MANCHESTER

IA visiting her sister, mfa. =, r steele
in this village.
Edward Morris o. Dorset, was i
Manchester on Thursday on business
with the town clerk.
Mrs. Alonzo Wynan Of the Yves
road, lef, Wednesday for Pittsburgh
Pa. 10 visit her son. Frank.
Mrs. Graves Rill entertain the Mon
day club at the home Of Mrs. X. +
Way. Monday afternoon, Nov. End
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Defley left
Monday for New York City, after
having been in Manchester all sum
MGR.
Mrs. +. II. Hemcnway. who has beer
sick for the past week. is improving
and Is able TO be up and about once
more.
There will be meeting Of the Man
chester Village Improvement associa-
tion on Monday, Nov. End at s O'Clock
IN DIR. Pierce s ONCE.
o. G. Felt and his grandson, Master
Chas. c. Kinney, who have been in
Boston on the recent excursion, re-
turned home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Bacon, who have
been on an automobile trip to Mr..
Baeon's old home in Maine, have re-
turned to Manchester.
Manager Breitkopf announces a
four reel special, "Thou Shalt Not a
northwestern picture; 6 reels in all,
Saturday night. Admission, 15c. adv
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jacob Gunther
and family have closed their summer
home, "The Elms," and gone to New
York City for the winter months.
Rev Sidney X. Perkins returned
home the last Of the week, after hav-
ing been out Of town on his annual
vacation for a couple of weeks.
The first OF the Lyceum course en-
tertainments will be given on Satur-
day night when Reno, the magician,
will appear at the Opera House.
Changers and their friends are in
vited to the Halloween social and
dance Friday evening, Oct. 30, at Odd
Fellows hall. Admission 25c. adv.
The regular weekly social of Burr
and Burton Seminary students was
supplemented by an invitation dance
at the Gymnasium last Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Irving Schmelzel is having the
pond at the Cascades cleaned out of
the muck which has settled in there in
the past few years. c. L. Towsley is
doing the work.
Miss Alice B. Fox, who has been
spending the past season in Manches-
ter as has ben her custom for many
years, has returned to New York City
for the winter months.
Mrs. X. NJ, Shattuck and Miss Ruth
.Shattuck, who have been guests of c.
A. and Miss Martha Shattuck for sew
eral weeks, returned to their home in
Buffalo, N. y, last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace G. Young,
who have spent the past summer in
Manchester as usual, have closed their
place here and returned to their win
ter domicile in Albany, N. Y.
Prof. Arthur c. Garfield, Of Uni
versity of Michigan, is making visit
to his sister and brother, Miss Hermit
one and N. ". Garfield at the old
home place at the south end of the
town
Geo. +. Lawrence has recently been
advised by Grand Master Cady Of the
Vermont state grange that he had
been appointed chairman of the stand
ing committee on Constitutional Am
sendments in the state grange.
Nathaniel Towsley was recently
elected a vice president for his COM
pany (G) at the annual reunion of the
First Vermont Cavalry association.
The reunion was held at Bellows
Falls.
The first snow to amount to any
thing was in evidence on Tuesday
morning, when the east and west
mountains were both snow-capped, for
the first time this season. 1t will be
only short time now before we will
have to get into winter quarters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. S. Rice, who
have been guests Of Mrs. j. N. Hard
for several months, have returned TO
their home in New Orleans, La. When
they came here some weeks since, Mr..
Rice was in very poor health but he
has improved very much indeed during
his stay here.
The editor was paid visit recently
by Edward G. Riggs Of New York City
who was for over 30 years connected
with the New York Sun as their chief
political writer. Mr. Riggs for the
past three years has been connected
with the New York, New Haven &
hartford Railroad in charge of their