The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-11-18
MANCHESTER

Hiram Egglrsion ~as in Rutland
las, Monday on business.
Mrs. o. W Boynion vas 10 Burling-
ton for fcv days last week
lion. Robert 7 Lincoln has retuDaed
from a business trip 70 Chicago.
"Wednesday morning quite q furry
Of snow met the gaze of late riscrs,
A pupils recital viii be given in the
Gymnasium next Tuesday evening at
o'clock.
James y. Wilbur was At "Wileur'on
Farms for short time the forepart
Of the week
MIR. and Mrs. Peter Lcming and
Miss Leming lef, Thursday afternoon
for their home in Albany, n. Y.
Miss Mary G. Cone Of Bennington
was in this village Saturday 10 attend
the funeral Of Miss W d. Hawley.
Roger c. Perkins is at home from
Amherst College for few days and Is
doing little deer hunting on the side.
r. c. Williams and daughter Mar.
garet were in Williamstown and
North Adams. Mass, over Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Fred b. Gates Of Rut-
land. were in town Wednesday last in
attendance at the funeral Of Mrs
Ernest ]. Hard
o W. Boynton is pushing work on
his new bungalow on Franklin avenue
and expects TO have il pretty well com
pleted By the time winter sets in.
George Oryis, proprietor Of the
Equinox House, announces that his
famous hotel will open for the Gath
season in May, 1916, and be KEEP, open
until November LIST
W. w. Bartlett Of Bennington, sec
rotary Of the Bennington County I'M
provement Association, was in town
Saturday on business connected with
that organization.
Albert Smith expects to leave for
New York City and Brooklyn on Fri
daoy and his studio will be closed
while he is gone, which will be for at
least n week adv
A. X. Slader & Son, the Rutland
0ptometrists- Opticians, will be in
Manchester on Tuesday, Nov. 23rd.
Leave word for appointments at
F.lrs Shoe Store. adv
State Highway Commissioner Stod-
dard ID. Bates OF Franklin, was in
town Friday looking after some Of the
work that is being done on the state
roads in this town.
Charles b. Edgerten of Dandy, was
in town Tuesday on his way to Florida
where he expects TO remain through
the winter. He will be located in the
neighborhood OF Bradentown, Fla.
Miss Eelcn Perkins is at the home
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. c.
Perkins, for few days visit Miss
Perkins came up from Pittsfeld,
Mass, where she is located at present,
on Monday
C. d. Simonds of Portland, Oregon,
arrived at the home of his parents,
Hon. and Mrs. d. X. Simonds on Sat
urday last. He expects TO be here for
a couple Of weeks, Mr.. Simonds is
well and brings good reports concern
ing Mrs. Simors ard he t~p chill
drcg.
Not many deer have been reported
as having been shot as yet The lucky
ones that we have heard about are s.
Il. Taylor, Stannard and Burton Viii
cox, Roy Phelps and Mr. Sanders.
There are good many out after the
game and more will be heard later on
regarding their exploits.
Miss Ruth Shattuck, who was called
her by tine death Of her aunt, Miss
Martha Shattuck, returned to her
home in Buffalo, ~ y, on Tuesday.
Miss Shattuck is a teacher in the kin
dergarton in the Buffalo public
schools. She made visit to Miss
Helen Perkins in Pittsfeld for few
days while here, returning on. Mon
day.
Master Ralph Bell, eldest son Of Mr..
and Mrs. John w. Bell Of this village,
severely injured himself last Friday
afternoon while playing in barn.
While on a high beam be became dizzy
and fell some distance striking in a
wagon. He was pretty well bruised
up, one eye being badly hurt as was
one arm. He is progressing all right
now.
Adyices from Mr. and Mrs. 6. l..
Towsey, who are making an extern
siye trip through the West, are TO
the effect that they have visited their
youngest son Philip at Ferndale,