The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-12-02
MANCHESTER

IN ihif village on business, Friday.
Iohn r. Tuttlc. who has been si
work h Boston for some time, "a n
h.s home hire
VI. 6. Hebee has juat erected q fins
granite monument In Dellwood Gene.
stry Cor c y Kelley.
Mn. o. +. Lord of Readsboro. VI
has been 4 guest in town of her moth.
or. Mn Richard Cook
Henry Clifford has returned from his
variation In Ncw York City and resum-
ed his labors with W J Crawford.
~. J. r. Wilson Of Bennington Is in
New York City attending clinics and
will be IN bis Office again Dec. sth.
Miss Malsnda Choquctte Of Adams,
Mass. was a guest Of her sister, Miss
George Choquette, over Thanksgiving
recess.
Robert X. Edgcr,on was a guest at
the home Of his parents, Hon. and
Mrs. VIM, Il Edgerton, on Thanksgiy-
ing Day.
Town Clerk Shattuck has issued
about 800 hutning licenses since the
first Of September, Is Of which were
nonresident licenses.
Judge Edward Griffith, who was
confined TO his home by severe i'll
ness for the past week or more, is
able TO be at his Office again.
Henry and Theresa Purcell and
Homer Lydecker, all Of Orwell, VT,
were Thanksgiving guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Doane of Franklin avenue.
Clark ID. Simonds has returned from
his trip TO Boston and New York and
spent Thanksgiving with his parents,
Hon. and Mrs. David X. Simonds.
+. II. Hemenway is in Bellows Falls
for a couple Of days this week attend
ing the Vermont Poultry Exhibit
there. He has 30 Black 0rpingtons
entered
II. c. Bebee has his new house on
Main street almost ready for oecu-
paney and expects to get into it in
few days. Mr. Bebee has very nice
place
Last Sunday was one of those rare
days that we get in the fall of the
year. Clear and warm, but with just
enough tang in the air to make il
worth while.
Arrangements have been made with
c. H. Hosley to run bus between
Manchester and Depot on Tuesday
evening for zoe each. He can be
reached by phone. adv
A special picture will be shown on
Tuesday evening, December It'll at the
Depot Arcade under the auspices of
the Depot Improvement Society. 1
Watch for posters). adv .
Mrs. VIM. b. Edgcrton was out rid
ing Sunday for short time. She has
been, and still is, in very poor health,
but the fine, sunny day Sunday was
one to take advantage Of.
Otto Ronald Bennett, Jr, who has
been at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Otto r. Bennett, over
Thanksgiving recess, returned to Nor
witch University Tuesday morning.
The annual meeting of the charter
of the Ondawa Club will be
held at their rooms on this Friday
evening. Important business demands
the attendance Of all the members.
VIM. J. Buskirk of this village, was
married on Wednesday, the oath ult.,
at Philadelphia Pa, to Miss Rather
inc McGittigan Of that city. They
have taken up their home at Half
Way Farm where Mr.. Buskirk works.
Miss Rhoda Orvis and Miss Mar
garet Williams each gave farewell
dinner TO Miss Pauline Martin, the
former on Monday night, while Tues
hay night was Miss Williams turn. A )
very pleasant evening was spent at
both places.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew +. Martin and
Miss Martin leave on Friday after
noon for New York City where they
viii remain for q few days previous :
o their departure for Augusta, Ga,
where Mr.. Martin again assumes his
luties as assistant manager Of the .
Hotel Bon Air. y
Mr.. and Mrs A. j. Christie and :
hree children left Monday for Sea
sreeze, Fla. where they will remain =
or the winter months. They went to r
Sew York City from which place they :
we're to sail on Tuesday for Jackson
lille, Fla, en- route TO Sea Breeze.
The entertainment TO have been Civ a
n last Friday at the Gymnasium en- a
tiled Arlington in 1871" was post h