The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-01-07
MANCHESTER

beautiful onc,
Roger G Perkins has returned 60
biz siudies q, Amherst college.
Walter Murphy Of New York city,
sas up over Sunday with his family
here.
MrG G. II. wyraan q Dorchester
Mass. rs 3 guest At her brothers Har-
~ Hubbard.
Sir. and Mrs Albert ~ Reed left
Wednesday noon FOR Albany, y. j.,
for . short trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. J Crawford left
Friday afternoon for an indefinite Wis
IL In New York city.
j. h, webb Of East Arlington, was
In town Wednesday on business with
the Probate court.
II is expected that dancing class
will be started soon in this village, the
sessions TO be held at the Gymnasium.
John T.. Walsh Of Mechanicsville, N.
u. was guest Of his sister, Mrs.
Chas. Campbell, couple Of days the
past week.
Mrs. Hattie J Bryant Of Boston,
Mass, is visiting her father, 0. 6.
Felt, and her sister, Mrs. {, c. Kinney,
for a week.
+. C. Bonesteel Of Troy, n y, was
in town on business Tuesday and We'd
ncsday and was at his sisters, Mrs.
T.. c. Perkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. James b. Wilbur, who
have been in New York city for the
past few weeks, have gone to Coronado
Beach, California, for season.
J. ID. Wright, who is engaged in for
estry work in Brandon, was with his
family here over Sunday, returning
10 his work on Monday morning
Mrs. Otto X. Bennett and Miss
Jessie Jean Bennett, who were in
Bennington for season last week, re-
turned home Thursday evening last.
Al. Fl. Woods, producer Of within
the Law" will send TO the Bennington
opera house Thursday, Jan. Ia, his
greatest success, "The Yellow Ticket"
VIM. II. Graham went to Rutland
Sunday for medical treatment. He
underwent minor operation Monday
afternoon and is progressing well, ex-
pecting to be at home in few days.
Edward II. Swift, who was recently
appointed assistant door keeper at the
House of Representatives left Monday
morning for Montpelier to assume his
duties
Mss Margaret Kelly, who has been
spending her Christmas vacation at
St Paul's rectory, returned to her
school duties in Rutland on Monday
morning.
Mesdames Ramsey Macnaughton, r.
J. and A. {. Orvis, NJ. l.. Maney, and
c. l.. Randall entertained at bid whist
at Mrs. Maenaughtons Wednesday
afternoon,
Miss Ethel Prentiss and her sister,
Mrs. H. H. Frost, who have been at c.
l.. RandalPs ever since early in May,
have gone to their home in New York
city for season.
Geo. +. Croker was in town Mon
day looking after the alterations on
his new home in this village. The
work on Mr. Crocker's house is being
done by II. Eggleston.
Chas. Edgerton of Dandy, who was
a guest Of his brother, Hon. w. b.
Edgerton of this village, for few
days recently, returned to his home on
Monday morning last.
Robert X. Edgerton, who has been
spending his Christmas vacation with
his parents, Hon. and Mrs. w. b.
Edgerton, returned to his studies at
U. V. NJ. Tuesday afternoon.
Max Breitkopf arrived in town from
New York City on Tuesday afternoon
for day only. He was up on bust
ness trip. MIR. Breitkopf reports his
family as well and enjoying them
selves.
At Levin's Store at Manchester
Depot you will find 1000 yards of
dress goods of all the latest designs at
special prices. These goods have Just
arrived from the market and it will be
a fine chance for discriminating
buvers. adv.
We were treated to good old fash
ioned snow storm last Saturday when
it showed hard all day long. The snow
was light and as the air was still it
lay where il fell, making very nice
sleighing once more.
Mrs. Mary +. Way, who has been
spending several weeks at the home of
her son, S. j. Way and family in
Pittstield, Mass, is in town for few
days getting ready TO 90 to Jamaica,
VT, for the rest of the winter.
NJ. J. Hawley and Mrs. Theodore
Swift, Mrs. Hawley's mother, left on
Monday afternoon for Oakland, Cal,
where Mrs. Swift will spend the rest
Of the winter with her daughter and
family. We wish them both safe
and pleasant trip to their destination.
There was a meeting of the church
society at the Congregational church
-. Mo.d.,, ,,,ar,iuy Hon ID. h.