The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-11-04
MANCHESTER

T.. c. Boncstecl II Albany, wss II
town Saturday on business
Mrs. Thomas b. Purdy Is on . visit
20 friends ard relatives in kesrney
M
H. c Elmer is putting in the new
steam heating plant at the oour,
house
Nathaniel Towsley vas unfortunate
enough 70 lose one Of his horses last
Sunday
Principal James Brooks may be
seen about our streets In q new Ford
touring car.
Mr. and Mrs James b. Wilbur have
left for New York City where they
will spend the winter.
Miss W. d. Hawley, who has been
sick for so many months, shows no
signs Of improvement
Roy Phelps and Ray Eaton spent a
few days the latter part Of the week
In camp al Stratton Pond.
Snow was 10 be seen on the face
OF Mt, Equinox for the first time this
season, on Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. FraGk Regain and
daughter spent the weekend with
friends in Troy, N. Y, returning Sun
day afternoon.
N. NJ. Garfield was in Rutland
Thursday attending a meeting Of the
jersey cattle breeders association held
on that day.
There will be Women's Missionary
meeting at the parsonage on Thursday
afternoon al 3 to'clock. An interest
ing meeting is expected.
Mrs. Clara b. Stafford went to Wal
lingford Thursday and returned to her
duties in Jamaica Plain, Mass, on
Friday afternoon.
Mrs Alonzo Wyman expects TO
leave to-day for Pittsburg, Pa, where
she will spend the winter with her son,
Frank I. Wyman.
Mrs. Minnie f. Cross expects to
spend the winter in Wiliamstown, Vt.
with her son, DIR. A. A. Cross, who is
located in that town.
Miss Maude Swane Of Brookfeld,
VT, is spending a few weeks at the /
home of Mr. and Mrs. Otto r. Ben
nett on Franklin avenue.
Misses J. 0. HawIey and S. y. Cleg- !
horn left town Wednesday for East
Orange, N. j., where they will pass a
portion Of the coming winter.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday were
school teachers days in Rutland and
nearly all the teachers in town were in
attendance on one or more days.
Geo. Stewart Bennett, who has
been at work on the Mortified News
since last June, is visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. 0. r. Bennett.
Max Breitkopf has closed his place
up for the winter and left Wednesday
night for New York City, where he
will remain for the winter months, his
family having preceded him there.
Claims for premiums won at the
Battenkill Valley Fair, that are not
presented for payment before Nov. Is,
1915, will be forfeited to the society.
adv
+. r. McCracken has returned from
a short visit with his family in Hoo
sick Falls and is doing a little siren
uous work on the Ekwanok Country
Club links.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. f. Wiley, who have
been spending a couple Of weeks at
MIR. Wiley's old home in South Lon.
have returned to their home
in this village.
Mrs Alfred Thomas and infant son,
who have been visiting Mrs Thomas
parents, Mr.. and Mrs VIM. B. Ander-
son, returned TO their home in Peter
Doro, N. H., on Thursday morning.
Mrs. Charles Hamilton, who has I
been visiting at the home Of her par
,nts, Mr. and Mrs. H. Eggleston, for
he past two months, returned to her
nome in Nashville, Tenn, last Friday.
The engagement Of VIM. B. Manley,
private bookkeeper at the Equinox
House for several years past, and Miss
Julia c. Nugent Of Troy, n. u, has
,een announced. The Journal extends
1t is November now and the wealth
II smacks Of March. Snow, rain,
hunder, lightning, hail, warm wealth I
II one day and cold weather the next,
III make us think that possibly sum
ner has passed and fall is upon us.
Emerson Estabrook Of Bennington, ,
eho was injured a week ago by being
l. l.