The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-12-09
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avenue on December 18Th.
Kx-Gog Alien ". Fletcher Of Cav
endish. passed through Manchester o.
Saturday afternoon.
Hen. David X. Sinonds. who ha'
been confined to his home With s;om.
ach trouble, 10 able TO be out again.
Emerson Estabrook wa IN this vii
iage Tuesday on business, He Is well
recovered from his recent accident.
Mr. and Mrs II. G. Bcebc and f. H.
Besbc have moved into their new homo
on Main street Weleoma 10 our city
Mrs. Ella b. Swift has closed her
house for the winter and is staying
Mrs. Mrs. Ella r. Bourn for season.
Mrs. II. NJ. Cushman, who has been
visiting her sister, Miss Helen Black,
has returned 20 her home in New
York.
]. h Wrirnt arrived ! ,lhe Friday
night for short stay. He has been
ir Virginia and North Carolina doing
forestry wort.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Martin and Miss
Martin left Friday for Augusta, Ga.
They expected TO stop over Sunday in
New York on their way south.
Clark D. Simonds, who has been
east for several weeks, expects to
leave Manchester for his home in
Portland, Oregon, this afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Bacon returned
Friday afternoon from Bradford, CT,
where they were guests of Mrs Ba-
cons parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.
Barker.
Miss Bertha Shaw Of the Benning-
10 CO. Vermont Improvement Assn,
and VINO is located in Bennington, was
an over Sunday guest Of Mrs. Edgar
v. Trdlt
II has been getting steadily colder
and for several days it has showed
more or less, so that at the present
time the ground is all white, but not
enough yet for sleighing.
A. K. Slader g. Son, the Rutland
Optometrists-O Opticians, will be in
Manchester on Monday and Tuesday,
Dec Goth and 2lst. Leave word for
appointments at Felt's Shoe Store.
342-adv.
Mrs. T. L. Larkin closed her house
on Franklin avenue on Saturday last
and went to Dorset to visit her moth
err over Sunday, going to New York
City early in the week She will re-
main in New York until spring.
The members of the 900" club met
on Saturday last at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Ramsay Macnaughtan,
where they We're delightfully."- enter
tanned. They will meet this coming
Saturday with Mrs. Robert j. 0rvis.
Geo. l.. Towslcy is expected home in
a few days, being in Boston at pres
ent buying goods for the holidays. He
went to Boston direct from Montreal
where he arrived carly in the week .
from his western trip.
The Congregational Sunday school +
has recently purchased baby organ
for the use Of the primary and begin
ner's classes. 1t is fine little instru
ment of Estey make, light in weight !
and easily moved from place to place,
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. DeCoursey have
closed their home here and returned to
Philadelphia for the winter. They az
among the very first to return each
spring and about the last Of the cot
tage colony to leave in the fall.
Geo. +. Lawrence has sold the Love
land place, so-called, in East Dorset
to "A Mr.. Reed of Warren, X. l., who
expects TO take possession about the
first Of next year. Mr. Reed is a
practical farmer and poultry spec
:alist.
Town Grand Juror Vetal says thai
he is in receipt of complains to which
no names are signed. It will be ne
cessary for those having any com
plains to make in writing to sign their
names, otherwise no attention will be
paid TO them.
A nice gift for the absent friend
would be a years subscription to The
journal. 1t will be like letter from
home, only different in the fact that
you don't have TO write ii each week.
The other fellow attends to that.
$50 for SO copies. If sent in Ben
nington County, sl.00.
William b. Manlcy left Friday last
for Troy, n. T., where he will re-
main until the 18th, on which day his
to Miss Julia c. Nugcnt Of
that city, will be solemnized They
will go 10 Sea Breeze, Fla. for the
asfy,,er ,pher Mr. Manley has n noei-