The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-11-11
MANCHESTER


Monday last on business.
The Monday club eill meet Noyem.
her 18th with Mrs Rastal
Judge " G Peck Of sandgaie, Was
in town Wednesday on business.
Miss Mary Beckwi,h, who has been
away fer several weeks, has returned
"a Hildene.
The Ladies Benevolent Society will
meet this week Thursday from 10 to
o'clock with Mrs, J. G. Bacon.
Several from here expect to attend
the concert given BY Nine. Johanna
Gadsh in Rutland Friday evening,
Geo. Stewart Bennett returns TO
Mortified. VI, this morning where he
resume his duties with the Mortified
News
Mrs. NJ. W. Stewart, who has been
guest Of the editor and family for
several weeks, left for her home in
Bennington Monday.
Contractor r. H. Bcebe is at work
with a gang Of carpenters putting in
eight new bath rooms in the Equinox
Junior.
Mr.. and Mrs Rollin NJ. Shattuck
and daughter Miss Ruth Shattuek,
arrived Friday afternoon. They came
on 10 attend the funeral services Of
Mr.. Shattucks sister.
The first snow TO fall so as to cover
the ground 10 any extent fell last Fri
day night, the ground being well COW
cred on Saturday morning. II did not
last for any great length Of time,
Charles Isham left on Thursday
afternoon for New York City. Mr.
Isham is one Of tho very first Of our
eottagers 70 arrive in the spring Of
the year and is generally about the
last to leave.
Fred Williams, eldest son Of Mr..
and Mrs. r. c. Williams, has just
btcn elected as manager Of Che Bliss
Business College basket bah team.
This is the first team ever put out by
that school.
The funeral services Of Miss Martha
+. Shattuck were held from the late
home on Seminary avenue, last Sat
urday afternoon at o'clock, Rev. S.
X. Perkins officiating. The inter
ment was in the family plot in Dell
wood Cemetery
Mrs. Frank Lyon, Jr, and her sister
Mrs. Joseph Perry, left Sunday after
noon for visit TO their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Francis Coulomb in San
Diego, California. They were accom-
panied as far as Albany by Messrs.
Lyon and Perry.
Mrs. Hugh Townsend ,relict Of the
late Hugh Townsend died at the home
Of her daughter, Mrs. Earl NJ. Taylor
in Manchester Depot, whittier she had
gone few days previously, on Friday
last of arterio sclerosis. Mr.. Town
send died only few months since.
Frank NJ. Pearson, who has been
visiting in this village for several
weeks, left Wednesday morning on
the sleeper for New York City where
he expects to stay for few days.
He will then go TO Boston, Lenox,
Mass, Stroudsburg, Pa, and then on
to Pasadena, Calf, where he will
again assume the management Of the
Hotel Raymond
Geo orvis has appointed Louis +. 4
Martin manager Of Equinox Spring
Co. The business of this company has
been growing steadily and with man
in charge to give it his whole time and
attention the company expects 70
manufacture extensively during the
winter months in anticipation of its I
growing sales.
George f. Lawrence, the forepart Of
the week was showing farm land and
property to a John Flynn, Canadian,
who was not only personally interest
ed, but who was investigating for
number Of Canadian farmers, who,
through the extensive advertising Of
the f.. A. Strout Farm Agency, have
become interested in farms located in :
the Manchester district Of that
agency Mr.. Flynn says he will be
back again.
Advertised letters at Manchester,
VT, November 10, 1915: BIanch c.
Austin, Mrs. l.. W. Brede, Jr., Mrs. (
u. F. Bush, Miss A. NJ Brown, G. S.
Foster, NJ D.; Mrs. Eugene F. Hoyt. I
Mrs. O. J. Hale, Mrs. f. Covert Hulst
Mrs. f. +. Jackson. Sergt John w !
Layton, Mrs. W. A. Leonard, Mrs.
John Markle, Mrs. Robert S Parker,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r. W. Rogers,
Mrs Irving s. Robson, Mrs. Carl
Smith, Mrs. Capt R. Smith, Harry I