The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-12-09
Hard's Drug Store

OF her illness. She was taken quite
suddenly i'll a week ago and on Friday
night was taken to the Albany Hospi-
tai where she was operated on Satur.
day for intestinal trouble. Advices re-
eeiyed from there are to the effect
that she stood the operation well and
is as well as could be expected at the
present time.
News was received Sunday of the
death at her home in Whitehall, N. Y,
of Mrs. Robert Niaddo, who was Miss
Sadie Coffee before marriage. Her
death, due to sugared diabetes, was
sudden. Her sister, Mrs. Holley John
son, accompanied by Mr.. Johnson left
at once for Whitehall upon receipt Of
tie intelligence o. her serious condi-
ton. The funeral services were held
on Tuesday. Mrs. Niaddo worked for
several years for Mr.. and Mrs. H. S.
Hopkins and later on she was night
operator for the New England Tele-
phone Co. when the company had their
Offices in this village.
I +. II. Hemenway returned from the
chicken meet at Bellows Falls last
week with several scalps, so to speak.
He took the silver cup for the best
display of Orpingtons; first, second
and third on Black Orpington cocks;
first, second and third on hens of same
breed; first, third and fourth on cock
erel and pulet of Black Orpington and
first on pen of both young and old of
same breed. He also had a pen of Buff
Orpingtons entered on which he took
third on cockerel and fourth on pull
let, In single comb Anconas he took
first and second on pullets and second
and third on cockerel.
Last Saturday night about l. AS fire
vas discovered breaking out of the
Richard Cook place in this village, To-
Gated almost opposite the Orchard
Park Hotel. An alarm was at once
sounded and the hose of both the Viii
lage and the Center fire departments
VAS soon at work. The house was COM
pletely Quilted and nothing Of the con
tents was saved as when discovered
the flames had so far advanced in
their work that it was impossible to
get intotLe house. 1t was very for
tunate that there was practically no
wind at the time as had there been a
strong wind much greater damage
would have been done. Mrs. Cook has
Lnep stopping at the house for some
time past but had left there during
the evening and gone to Miss Eliza
Stockwcll's for the night and there
was nc che in the house at the time
the lire was discovered. The place
was insured.
The Buck Supper" of the Ondawa
Club is past and gone and there was
precious little left after the so hungry
Indians" had done with the feast.
Everyone reported that it was the best |
ever, and when that is said all the |
braise that needs be meted out has
been given. If you are in doubt about
ii just read the followin" "'enu that
was served by the Club steward asst
ed by +. C. Perkins, two greasy color
ed gemmen GREASY and colored for
the occasion and who, when washed up
looked not unlike w. r. Hard and
Leon f. Wiley and Jimmie Williams.
The only excitement Of the evening
was when a waiter announced that one
of the members had given him a ten
dollar tip.
Canape of Anchovies
Clear Vegetable Soup aux Croutons
Stuffed Olives Celery Dill Pickles
Roast Haunch Of Venison
Cranberry Jelly
Mashed Potatoes Mashed Turnips
Dreamed Onions
Parker House Rolls
New Cider
Equinox Ginger Champagne
Apple Pie Mince Pie
Pumpkin Pie
American Cheese Crackers
Coffee
Cigars Cigarettes
The production Of Arlington in
.79l" as given by the residents of the
North District Of Arlington at the .
gymnasium on Tuesday evening was
me of the plcasantegt affairs that has
,een given in this village in a long .
inc. The whole affair was so nicely
rotten up and the various parts so
veil ci.rried out that there are but !
CIV who would not like TO sec the af-
air again. From the littlest young
ter up to the most sedate dame every
haractcr was well portrayed. The !
udicncc was not rs large as the J
merits Of the affair warranted but !