The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-12-03
MANCHESTER

Miss Miriam Valentine spent he
Thanksgiving recess with relatives i
Bennington.
Rev S. X. Perkins was in Rutlani
Tuesday. attending bi-monthly con
ference Of clergymen.
Roscoe Wilcox left Monday after
noon for Washington. n G.. where h
will remain until next spring.
Collins NJ. Graves, ESQ. Of Benning
son. was in this village for . shor'
time Monday morning on business.
Hurd Gilmore has returned 70 his
duties with W. J. Crawford after hav.
ing spent the deer season hunting
Miss Margaret Kelly was at 81
Paul's recvry during her Thanksgiv-
ing recess, guest Of her uncle, Rev
Fir. Kelly.
Walter Murphy returned to New
York city on Sunday afternoon after
having spent several days with his
family here.
Our nice sleighing is all gone and
we have been enjoying regular spring
weather with the evenings more like
May than December.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph G. Jenkins en-
tertained Mr.. jenkins parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. o. jenkins, Of Spring
field, VI, over Thanksgiving.
Frank n. Cook Of Springfield, Mass.
was at the home OF his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Nathan Cook, over Thanks
giving, remaining until Monday.
VIM. b. Manley who was in New
York city for several days recently,
has returned TO Manchester for visit
before going south for the winter.
Miss Helen l.. Perkins has finished
her work at The Toggery Shop and
on Sunday afternoon left for New
York city where she has situation.
Mrs. c. C. Bell and granddaughter,
Edna Bell, spent Thanksgiving Day as
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Sherley Will
liams, Mrs. Williams being Mrs. Bells
daughter.
The Student, the paper published
every term by the Student Association
of Burr & Burton Seminary, will be
published for the fall term the last
of this week.
There will be a regular monthly
meeting of the Manchester Village
Improvement society on Monday ev-
.ening next at o'clock in the offices OF
DIR. l.. +. Pierce.
Mr.. and .irs. Geo. L. Towsley went
to Rutland Thanksgiving time and
there met their son, H. V. Towsley, |
who came up from Bellows Falls to
spend the day with them.
Hon. Robert 7. Lincoln and family
left Thursday evening in their private
ear for their winter resident in Wash
ington, ID. c., and "Hildene" is closed
until their return next spring.
The county has just added some
new fixtures to the outfit Of the Pro-
bate office here A modern steel fill
ing cabinet of good size and substan-
tial build, also other filing devices.
Otto Ronald Bennett, Jr, who has
been spending his Thanksgiving re-
cess with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto r. Bennett, returned to his stud
les at Norwich University on Monday
morning.
Roger c. Perkins of Amherst Col
lege. arrived home Wednesday evening
and spent his Thanksgiving recess
with his parents, Rev. and Mrs. 5. X.
Perkins, at the parsonage. He re-
turned Monday.
Z. H. Hemenway has is birds at
the Connecticut Valley Poultry exhi-
bition at Bellows Falls Mr.. Hemen-
way has been very successful in the
different exhibitions he has entered
these fowls in.
The members of the Ondawa Club
had friendly rife contest Wednesday
afternoon, sides being chosen and the
losers to pay for buck supper" for
The winners. The supper was partaken !
of Wednesday evening. 9
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Clarence Bacon, who
have been with Mrs. Bacon's parents,
In Branford, Conn.,, for the past two
weeks, and with whom they spent
Thanksgiving, returned home here 7
afternoon. \
The work on the new bridge at the
has advanced so far that it .
an be seen that very nice piece Of
work is contemplated. When the
whole OF the work at this section is !
lone another piece Of fine permanent Z
Dad work will have ben added TO the a
owns many. &
Mrs. Ella b. Swift left for Smiths
Falls, Ontario, on Tuesday morning, b