The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-11-09
MANCHESTER

Raymond Poor Was rrrent ggcs,
81 friends IN Arlington
Miss Helen T. Perkins hss been in
Ncw York City for ;ir past week
M and Mu- G A. White and Mrs.
A. NJ RSod are IN BOSTON Tor = visit
The Monday Club Nill meet with
Mrs Kcrnard ~ p. m on Nov 18th
Mrs ChsA n Pray o. New York
City. was IN iown the fore part Of The
week
A NJ Reed, Esq.. who mas been ir
Lakewood, \. J., To- fgas5n, las ~.
turned home
DR. T. o Winship Of Groton, Conn.
Was in Manchester for short time
las, Saturday
Miss Bertha / Gross returned Mon
day 10 Barre to take up her duties as
graduate nurse
Town Clerk c. A Shattuek was con
fined to the house By illness a couple
Of days the past week
James " Wilbur haf returned home
from business trip through the
western part OF Canada.
Miss helen NJ. Black has rrturned
from two weeks visit in New York
City with 'hcr sister, Mrs. II. NJ. Cush-
man.
Mrs. w II, Mcclure is now located
at her winter home in Lakewood, ~
j.. where she will be the coming win
ter
Mr.. and Mrs E. n White Of Holy
okc. Mass, were recent guests in Man
chester Of Mrs. Whites sister, Miss J
r. Srnyth.
Mrs. Belle Graves and Mrs. Lou
Graves of Syracuse, N. y, are at the
0ryis Cottage visiting Mr. and hrs,
X. J. 0ryis
There will h. an Illustrated lecture /
on Alaska" next Sunday evening at
the Congregational cimrch al oclo k,
All are welcome
Miss Lille TDwsley, who has been
in Connecticut and Nstg York City FIR
the past six moaths, returned to Mar
chester with Mia Blask,
Mr.. and Mrs. y. f Way are *
to occupy the Skaltp-k mouse on Sem
mary avenue tt1 coming winner and
Mr. Sl,si.-sSf viii make his home with
mem.
II. l.. Holsten 81 New York City, 4,
who was a guest in iown for a week or !,
more Of Mr.. and Mrs. +. u. Mcclure, IA
has returned IS his hDme ii New ) ork ,
City.
Henry liiffotil, who has been in The
Employ Of w. J. Crawford for the past S
8 months, has finished his work there +
md returned to his home in New York f
'ity. II
Miss Christine Whitman of7Rutlanai. u
vas taken tp the Rutland Hospital OF
saturday lat and operated ,on for o
ppenGcitis. She is getting along d
icely. Su
Willis Bennr Of New York City, n
as in town over the week end with al
is famii. Mn. Bepner and children
spect TO. spend the winter in Nan
hester. :.
Through an error in the invitations ~
gently issued for the Masonic dance i,
, Nov. 18th they read Tickets $500 IN
n couple This should be Tickets Il,
lc each" al
The excavation for the new addition wi
the Equinox House is well andef 10
ay and the foundation is now being wi
arted. Z. H. Beebe has charge of nj,
Q work.
+. II. Hememvay was called to Or 81,
n last Tuesday by The sudden III o.,
IS, of his little daughter, Clara May
,menway. The child is quite bit am,
tier at the present time. ;np
Lieut.. Otto Ronald Bennett, Jr., was W.,
quest over Sunday at his home here. IA,
returned TO Norwich University on ono
, Tuesday morning train after first inc
wing cast his ballot at the polls. nal
Rev Sidney X. Perkins left Tuesday wo,
rning, after first casting his vote, rec
weeks visit with friends in Mas 7
husetts and Maine. While in the ,or,
ter state he will officiste at a we'd ~,
&. IN
irs. Earl Wells and two children orc,
re guests for few days last week on,
Mr. Wells mother, Mrs. Sarah dro,
lis Of this village. They returned and
their home in Beverly, Mass, Sat n
ay morning. 81
!. S. Bennett, who has been on a d.,
alton Of two weeks, in which time MI,
visited friends in Brookfield and - +.
-thheld, being burned out in the oo,,
-th6eld Hotel fire, returned home ,,ho
1rday evening.
Ir. and Mrs. F. +. McCracken and
q daughter who have been here al. CT
lnler, left on Monday FOR Hoosick cali
Is, y. T., whore they expect 10 re- NJ
n for awhile, after which they ex in A