The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-01-20
MANcnEsTER

hr and Mira J. y. Richardson and
family left Monday afternoon for
Washington. u. G., where they will re-
main until fpring
A. X. Slader & Son. he Rutland
optomeirists- Opticians. will b. in
Manchester on Tuesday January 18th
Leave word fof appointments At felts
Shoe Store. 40-i-ady
Frederick Chorbonneau, son of Eu-
gene Cherbonncau 81 this village, ar
rived on "Wednesday morning from
New York City to spend q few days 3.
his home here.
Mrs Alber, NJ. Reed and her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs Geo. A. White, are
located al Belleair, Fla, for the res
Of the winter Mr. Reed will join
them later on,
The members Of the 0ndawa Club
have challenged the members Of the
Union Club to a friendly rife shoot to
take place this Friday evening. In
times Of peace prepare for war
Dyer Merriam, who has been acting
as secretary Of Hon. X. T Lincoln
ever since last summer, accompanied
Mr.. Lincoln to Washington where he
will remain during the rest of :he win
ter.
Hon. Robert T. Lincoln and family
left their home "Hildene," on Tuesday
night for Washington, D. c., where
they will remain until spring. Their
private car was attached to the south
bound sleeper.
There will be an illustrated lecture
at p m. Sunday at the lecture room
Of the Congregational Church,
"Springtime in Japan" being the sub
ject All are invited to attend. The
lecture is free
Mrs. Ella b. Swift left on the sleep
er Tuesday night for Smiths Falls,
Ontario, where she viii remain with
her sister, Mrs VIM. II. Frost, until
summer She was accompanied as far
as Montreal by her nephew, Edward
II. Swift,
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. L. Randall have
been entertaining Miss Anna Walsh Of
Fort Worth, Texas, for the past week
or more. Miss Walsh is well known in
Manchester as she has been a guest
here of the Randall's for many years,
her home being in Troy, N. ", up to
three years since.
Il. II Hemenway expects to leave
Thursday for St. Adams, where he
will be in attendance on the Vermont
Poultry show which is on at that city
the latter part Of this week. Mr.
Hemenway sent up rs birds the fore
part Of the week TO be entaei for
premiums. He is also treasmcy Of the
state organization.
When any person notices any Of the
street lights out II they will please
notify 0. r. Bennett he will see tina
the electric company are placed in
possession Of the fact This will save
the lighting company quite a bit Of
unnecessary work as of.entimes they
are obliged to cover the same ground
twice the same day TO put in new
lights.
Mrs. Chapman's room in the villaga |
school were treated to a sleigh ride
last Friday afternoon, the trip to
Eas. Dorset being taken and it is
unnecessary to say that all the chill
dren enjoyed themselves to the limit
Miss Georgia Choquette, the local
manager of the Western Union Tele-
graph Co., was at home sick for
couple Of days last week, but is now
back on The job
The Equinox Company have com
menced their icing operations on
Equinox pond, cutting being com
menced on Monday morning. The ice
is of good thickness, more than-a foo.
thick at the present writing, and of
Arm texture The company have a
large number Ct teams drawing and
are rapidly filling their houses, the
two large ones a. the hotel being al.
ready full and the houses at the Cars
den Inn are partly filed also A
week more Of weather like we have
been having for the past week viii
finish the ice business in all probable
Try.
Advertised letter at Manchester, VT,
Jan. 18th, 1916: Mrs. George Bebee,
Arthur Francis Brown, T. II. Bowles,
Mr.. 4 Mrs. c. S. Coke, ]. w. DeVar-
ney, J. W. Dunbar, Mr.. e. Mrs Gin
ton Dow, J, f. Duffee, Frank l..
Douns, Mildred c Farr, Norman W.
Fradd, Mr.. & Mrs. Wilson F. Higgins,
Floyde S. Ingalls,. Miss f. S. Kendall, I
Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Keefer & Bill, n