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

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fhe sstaiaH iof 100 annual ~
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hapel thst there vii bc iare'
iutwous
m aisd Mn l. D. aemcnnA,
And tansiiy eefe entertained a, am
Dvf Christmas day - ~ and dm
W ii iteshenAayh
George " iIcHneti eho Ia,
bevn iii for the pass tNo meekr
shh q severe attack u rheumatism
u it-alinE much better
Navigation o. The Hudson RIVED
has CLOSED for the season Last
yoar the Troy boah ran uHiil into
lhe first week 10 February
Remember Felt bas large
stock 81 the msn heavy robbers iu
che Ball Band ana ArroN
makes. the bts, rubhers made tot
scar adv
several morning this week the
Thermometer went 20 zero and
then on some more. 10 degrees be
Low being the coldet iiat we have
heard reporied
A fine tiger cat with large
tail has been lost VIII anyone
finding such 40 animal please notify
y y lieancnway. a. be Is DESTROYS
al having q returned ads
Ne ard Mrs George opit
aud son Franklin. who spent Christ
mas wi,h Hon ana Mrs. D x Stn.
onda. returned TO New York City on
Monday afternoon.
Roger and Kingman Perkins.
Rag Eaton Fred q Stafford o.
Rutland and Harry shaw of Nun
son. Mass have been camping foI
a Few days at the Eaton camp ID
ROCKVILLE
The regular meeting Of ;he WI |
lage Improvement Association viii
be held on Monday evening January
18Th. instead Of January 5th, as the
annual Village meetiug comes on
that date
This locality Ii being treated
10 fine run Of slelghing, much bet
ter than We had last winter The
FOR an old fash toned win
Ter are looking little more fayora-
Bile.
The annual church supper viii
10 eryed by the ladies Of the Con-
church on Thursday ey-
sming. January list All the mem
pers OF the church are cordially In
iited 70 be present
Mr.. and Mrs James Brooks are
pending the holidays Wits Mrs
Brooks mother. Mrs Vincent Raw,
Il the home Of Mrs Brooks s,-tor,
drs +. q schoonoyer. oxford Fur
lace, n. J, On their return, Mr.
md Mrs Brooks viii spend few
las IN New York City
The following item We publish
gain as the address vas wrong In
iur last issue. II any of the read l
m Of The Journal know the pres q
al address OF Mrs. Elias b. Bur
on or Mrs. Austin white viii they
Indy send II to Miss Jessie 0. /,
Iawiey. II North walnut ST. East
range n. J.
Mr. aud Mrs George r Miner +,
( New York City arrived IN Man !,
hester Saturday morning TO see !
bout the beginning OF the ex,en-
I've alterations TO their home In
iis village Mr.. Miner contemplate Z
lakins some needed changes in the 9
ID homestead and expects 10 have y
~ shape for occupancy this com
* summer Herbert " Swift has
le CONTRACT for the work n
Rufus Gilbert Is spending his :
hris,mas vacation In Manchester =
ID Dorset aud on sunday last sang
the Congregational church, be
"a Mrs. Wyman rendering the duet ~
As Pants the Hart" Mr. Gil al
Ut has very fine tenor voice IN
hieh has been cultivated under the h.
roction Of Mr. wilder Of Burning.
"a, and their voices blended harmtn \,
nsly This music Was greatly en- q
yed =
The following pupils were , v,
Il IL attendance for the fali term Z.
the Village primary school Arita
lhn. Mary and Susie Williams;
RECT Ia attendance during mem =
rahln. wnitrod Richardson Those !,
,sent one-hals day we're George
ID Raymond Cherbonneau. Absent =
i day Glars I.athop. May Stone u
aseni two days, Edna Bell, Claude y
,thwp. Absent two Days during
Edna Wright Absent :"
rec DAYS during membership James
mnafd Total number u pupils ~
olltd thlrty-three Average DAN re
tendance ta@lgy-nine. ch
Marion c Botsfond. Teacher n
MANCHESTER CENTER. :.
Martin whItten was In Rutland m