The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-10-19
MANCHESTER

friends and relatives in Newark, ems
Arlington, n ]
Mia Annie l. BATHS. who has beer
spending several weeks with friends II
Kalamazoo. Mich, has returned {,
Manchester.
Mcssrs r G. and Chas Boswell 81
the Arid Don CO., Troy, ~ Y. were II
town Tuesday on business with n,
Equinox Company
You know all about the Duchcs,
trousers Toe button and a dollar q
rip. Lcvins Biz Department Store al
the Depot keeps them. ads
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur +. Moffat re-.
turned Saturday evening from their
wedding trip and are located in their
home on North Main street,
Miss Mary Arnold, who has been
spending the past summer at the Or
Wis Cottage, returned TO her home in
Brooklyn the last Of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas, II pay nave
closed their home on Taconic avenue
and left Wednesday for their winter
home in New York City.
Dr. and Mrs. Clarence VI. Clark and
family have closed their summer
homo, "Windhurst.' and gone TO their
home IN Philadelphia for the winter.
Mr., and Mrs. o, l.. Cushman Of
Englewood. N. j., are spending a few
days in town the guests of Mrs.
Cushman's sister, Mrs. Mary L. Way.
Ladies' coats and suits are arriving
daily in all the newest and most up-to-
date styles at the big Levin's Depart
ment Store at the Depot. adv
o, 6. Felt and grand daughter, Miss
Mary Kinney, left Wednesday morn
ing for a weeks visit with Mr.. Felt's
daughter, Mrs. Hattie j. Bryant, in
Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert f. Mcqueen
have closed their cottage on Taconic
avenue and returned to New York City
whore they will remain until time to
20 south for the winter.
Mrs. w G. Mcknight and family,
who have been occupying the STEELE
Cottage again this past summer, have
closed their place here and returned to
their New York home.
Lester II. Thompson picked bunch
of blossoms from some strawberry
plants in his garden last Monday
morning. There were berries that
were set among the bunch of flowers, |
The celebrated Johnson all wool |
work pants for men. They are Of that
good old heavy sort that resists cold
and wear Levin's Department Store
has them, adv |
Mrs. Lou Graves, who has been
at the Orvis Cottage for
the past summer, left Tuesday for a
few days vacation She will return
shortly.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Given and family |
who have as usual occupied Miss
Blacks cottage on Main street, have
returned to their home in New York
City for the winter.
Miss Alice B. Fox, who has been
spending the past summer at the
Lampson cottage on the cross road,
has returned to her home in New York
City for.the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bell, who
rave been residents of Manchester and
for the past eight years,
rave moved TO Garrisons, N, Y, where
Mr. Bell has a good situation.
+. c. Orvis and family have closed I
heir summer home in Thompson's '
Point and are spending few days in Z
Burlington before retruneing to their '
lome in Manchester for the winter q
Mrs. Agnes Swift expects to leave !
or Oakland, Cal, some time next S
week to spend the winter with her L
aughter, Mrs. NJ. j. Hawley. She will
company Mr.. Hawley when he re- }
uns a
A. r. Slader e. Son, the Rutland a
ptometrists- opticians, will be in a
own Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct. +
4th and 25th. If you need glasses a
ave word for appointment at Felt's h
hoe Store. adv y
There will be an illustrated lecture G
n The Hawaiian Islands at the Con s.
regational Church next Sunday Fl
rening at 7:30. Sunday morning at "
lie same church the offering will be s.
u starving Armenians. p
Mr.. and Mrs. j c. Bradley have P
osed their Manchester home, River n
ale Farm" and returned to Buffalo Il
n the winter months. They will be B
ick here about as soon as the snow h
"a ice moves away next spring. al
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. r. Reed Of South T
Il City, Pa, arrived in Manchester Fl
! Tuesday afternoon for their annual B
sit TO Mrs. Reeds old home here in p
anchester They are stopping with ia
RS. Minnie Cunningham, Mrs. Reeds
ster. a
Nsies Hcry,,iope Garfield loft Sunday ns