The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-05-21
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
RsDAi. NAY p. 1914
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The village trustees eRpelt iht
tuaa ottpg 1911 cammeaaf tfsa aees
n certainly nesas o.
f p. ggiisra " ihs korrokA
Bros Co.. II worcester Mas was 81
tpvn oB business frisg
Fof lsr and aoc can4isa 10 ~ ne
Nsu YoFs Store. Manchester Depot
and uay lpf a pound adv
Mrs. G Rose llottes, Nba has
ben quit 10 ain ine2famatory
rheumatism, 10 Improving
w. D. Bias,ll of ne n D. 7 q r
Co.. vas ~ ,osn IaosdsE on business
connected with hlA compauy
Mf and Mr Edsard gteele Of
lsonion, are Announcing Tho birth 81
: soh and heir Congratulations
Mr. and Mrs Irving SehmeIaeI
who have bccH In town for few
daya have nfturned 70 New York
Cts.
Mfa. s, o. Williams n Beuning
ton, was s recent guest Of her parents
Mr. snd Mrs Chas g. Bell II this
village
John = Wiley and Carl u WileS
~ South Londonderry were sunday
visitors Of Mr. and hrn Leon L.
Wiley
Edmund Thaehcr o. Albany, was
la town for day the last Of the week
he reports that the family will b. up
little later on
Rev Sidney X. Perkins VAS 10
Rutland Wednesday attending the
lieth anniversary Of the Vermont
Congregational Conference.
Paul Waterman's many friends IN
Manchester were pleased TO see him
Friday Mr. Waterman Is running
about in a new Cadillac car,
M and Mrs John Jacob Gunihef
and family have arrived from New
York City and have opened their home
The Films for the season
Mrs. Clark Byrnham and Miss
Lois Rurnham are in Manchester for
season getting the Burnham cottage
"Elmo'er" ready for occupancy.
Rev J S. Clark and family u
North Bennington, are at Hon y. X.
SimondS for a few days, Mr. Clark
is nephew Of Mr. ard Mrs
simonds
The Misses Raymond Of Picok'yn, |
are In town for a short stay. The!
will not be in Manchester this summer
but will be at their cottage or Lake |
Gcorge.
-. l.. Given Of New York City
was IN town over Sunday for res
pi,e from the rush Of business |
While here he took shy at the
oanny trout, but with poor luck
Conn ~ liz this week Max's
Movies WI b. open to the public on
four niehtsr -Four evenings Of un.
allo, I'd 4alo5 mcnt for a small consid.
GRAFTON Performance commences al
! O'Clock. adv |
a new tailor ship is soon to be
by the Improvement Association, by
r. Carlish 81 New York City Mr.
Carlish's advertisement appears else.
. where IN this paper.
Albert Chester, the ere wesa Oh
son OF Rev. and Mrs Hari j, Peed
of Auburn, n. Y, VITA 8 was
announced IN the Journal last week, Is
dead The editor extends his sym
patty 10 Mr. and Mrs. Reed.
The 10th Annual School Of In
struction for Health Officers of Addi-
son. Bennington and Rutland counties
will be held in Rutland May - and ~
An the trustees and seleetnch Of the
towns In these counties are invited 70
attend.
James b. Wilbur, who has been
in the west all the winter and spring
on business. has returned to will |
burton Farms and taken up his farm
work for the season, Mr.. Wilbur has
just received from the dealers fine
six cylinder Packard car
-Dca c. NJ. Sykes and Mrs. Edwin
Child were in Manchester on business
Friday. Mr.. Sykes is looking well and
enjoyed his winters visit with his son
IN lllionis very much. He says that
the weather there was very consider
ate 10 him as there was not much very
cold weather; only twice did II get
below zero.
Aaron Convey Jr. young son Of
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Covey had the
misfortune 10 be thrown from his
bicycle while going down the west
side IL the mountain into Bcartown on
Saturday afternoon When he landed
he DID II IT, such way az 10 break
the collar bone. The accident nap
pcned near 10 Tom Mcars'.
Advertised letters, Manchester.
VI, May 20, 1914; r. w. Allen,
Master Eddie Bryant, Tozapor Balei
uncc. Miss r Haley, Miss Justis. c. y.
Knox, Alfred Lewis, Mrs. A. Lewis,
barguiia Notable, John T. Robertson, Z
Mrs Mary Sweeney. Guy A. Tuttle,
sum W NAANe Mfhs GAfAtBAR Rsf nNoNt3 4
Max TavRal t2), W s. Wright By 4
r. ]. oryix, r, NJ.
What's The use OF trying 10 keep
our streets clean when unthinidnR
people persist In tearing up their !
private correspondence ard scattering 3
II along the highway II they ~ish 70 I
throw i, away why not carefully roll I
/, up and depsit il somewhere il viii 4
no, be an eycsorr to all who pass By.
Ditto for orange pecls Same for
banana skins
do NO, forget Monday, June !, is
our S T. C. A Badge Day We hops