The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-11-30
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Erwin Wileoz brought In bis snnua
buck ope day last week
H. G. BoDcateel of Troy. n H., wa,
in town ths middle n the week.
Bernard Johnson brough, In a nice
buck from Beech Ridge Tuesday
Miss ElhcI Prentice 81 Ncp York
u visiting ~ snd Mrs Chas T. Ran.
daf.
We are getting another season ~
ludian summer This Is TIC third or
fourth spell Of il this fall
Mrs ChaS n Hawley bad the mis-
fortune recently 70 fall and break a
couple of bones IN one q her feet.
Dyer Merriam was guest over
Sunday al the hone of rs parents.
Mr. and Mrs W. r. Merriam, in Wal.
lingford
Mrs Flora Howard. who has beer
visiting her cousin. Mrs Mary + Way
returned Monday 10 her home in
Jamaica, VI
Mrs Albert Smith and daughter
Virginia, are spending couple Of
weeks at the home Of her mother in
Brooklyn, ~ T.
a. r. Martin returned from New
York last Friday evening, where he
had been to attend meeting Of the
hotel mems association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Bell have
moved to one Of +. c. 0rvis' houses on
Boynton Terrace He is working for
the Equinox Company.
+. H. l.. Ryder Of Proctor, an en-
gineer in the employ Of the Vermont
Marble CO., was in Manchester on
business Of the company Monday
Robert X. Edgerton Of Burlington,
arrived in Manchester Tuesday to
spend Thanksgiving, arriving but a
few hours before his mothers death.
Geo l.. Towsley returned Friday
evening from Boston. where he had
been on trip in the interests Of the
Toggery Shop and Hard's Drug Store.
Mrs Chas. +. Buck and Miss Anna
y. Buck, who were visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. W. c. Buck in Schenectady, n. Y.
for a couple Of weeks, have returned
home
Clark Kelley is in the Rutland Hos
pital having his leg that was broken
this past summer given little more
treatment, it having healed somewhat
crooked.
0. W. Boynton had the misfortune
to run a nail into the sole of his right
foot several days since and has been /.
laid up until Wednesday He is much
improved now.
The remains Of Mrs. Addison +. !
Cudworth of South Londonderry, were
brought to Manchester Thursday last =
and inferred in the family lot in Dell
wood Cemetery.
John D. Mcclure, who has been
spending the past week or so in the
mountains hunting, has finished his =
vacation and resumed his duties at
Coy & McGuires. =
Mr.. and Mrs. JOS " Newman left =
asst Thursday for New York City "
where they expected to stay week :"
md then proceed to Miami, Fla,
where they will be for the winter.
There will be a venison supper at the II
Congregational Church parlors Tues =
lay evening, Dec 9th, at $50 o'clock. y
supper SOC each After supper Mrs. >,
Brooks will sing and there will be a
melting bee. adv ca
Charles Merriam of Wallingford, ~
.raduate of the class Of 1915 at Burr ~
md Burton, is a guest of his brother, -
Dyer Merriam, coming down to take y,
n the dance at the Gymnasium on -. !
ionday night
Miss Margaret Williams gave din g
er last Saturday evening in honor OF '"
iiss Pauline S. Martin. After the %
inner several from the Seminary -
anne in and dancing was INDUCED in -
ntil near midnight.
All voting members of the Ondawa II
Tub are requested to bear in mind the
act that the annual meeting occurs
riday evening, this week and full
tendance is desired on account Of
Important matters coming before it at =.
rat time
Mrs. Vina VI. Willard left Thursday Oh
n her old home in Springfield, Mass, 70
here she will remain for a. short n
me, going from there TO New York VI
ity and then TO St. Petersburg, Fla. M
here she will stay for month before da,
ping to Havana, Cuba, and then back
nth. Ru
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Christie and
mily expect 10 leave this week for
"a Breeze, Fla, where Mr., Christie
IN again be the professional in
large. He will be assisted By Eric
iwards, professional Of West Hamp
n Beach. l. l.. golf club.