The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-12-07
MANCHESTER

r. c. Williams, Ir., Was visitor ct
his home here over Thanksgiving
q. Barr Waite Of Rutland has been
tuning the Seminary pianos this week
The roads have been IN frightiul
condition owing 10 tho mud and ruts.
Mrs. John ]. Guniher was in town
fer short time the last Of the week.
Vim. y. Manley was up from Troy
NY. for a day the latter part Of last
week.
Mr.. Clyde Millington Of Troy n.
Y, il visiting her cousin, Miss Annie
l.. BATHS
Stewart Bennett was home from
Rgpert over Thanksgiving, returning
OIL Friday.
Miss Gertrude Mcclure is at work
for DR.. l.. r. Pierce in his dental Of
fees in this village
Mrs. Mary +. L. Robbins left Mon
day for a visit with Miss NJ. c. Jer-
main in Albany, N. Y.
MIR. and Mrs Chas. l., Randall ieft
Tuesday noon for visit to Mrs. G h.
Sanford OF rBookfeld, Mass.
The Monday Club will meet Mon
day. Dec. 18th, with Mrs. A. NJ. Reed
at $50 o'clock in the afternoon.
This section was treated to quite a
thunder storm Tuesday evening, after
which il commenced to get colder.
Chas. y. Edgerton Of Dandy, was IN
town the last Of the week to attend
the funeral Of Mrs. Vim. b. Edgerton
Roger c. Perkins, accompanied by Z
friend from college, Robert Fisher OF
Pennsylvania, was home over Thanks
giving.
Miss Annie /. BATHS has been serl'
ously III at her home in this village
but at present her condition is more
favorable.
Judge Edward H. Holden OF Ben
nington, was in this village for
couple Of days the last of the week OF
legal matters, =.
James Comstock of Hydeville, Vt,
n brother of Mrs. Hiram Eggleston
spent Thanksgiving with Mr., ant
Mrs Eggleston =,
+ G. Williams went Monday to Al
bany to visit his son, +. {, Williams
Jr.. who is in the employ OF the stan
dard Oil Co. in that city.
Mrs. Otto r. Bennett and MIS-
Jessie Jean Bennett were IN Benning
ton over the week end visiting Mrs
BENEFITS mother and sister
Willis Benner returned Sunday al
ternoon TO his duties in New fori
CITY. after having spent Thanksgiving
season with his family here.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Maxim have lei
BROOKLYN. N. Y, for Raleigh, n. y
where they expect to spend the WIN
ter with Rev. and Mrs. A. B, Hunter
supt. ]. d. Whittier gave stere
opticon exhibit at the Village Schoo
Tuesday afternoon for the purpose Q
showing work done by boys and girl
in club work
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. H. Hawley an
family and Mrs. f. ]. Hawley lei
Tuesday for their winter home IN D
Petersburg, Fla, where they Will re
main until next spring
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Bacon, who nav
been spending couple Of weeks
Rranford, Conn, with Mrs. Bacon
narents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Barker
returned to their home IN this viliag
last Friday. !,
Hon. Robert T. Lincoln and famil
left Thursday night for washington
n G.. their private car being attache
70 the sleepr that night. Dyer Mel
RAM accompanied Mr.. Lincoln as NJ
secretary. u
Mrs. Charles Hamilton Of NashVlli
Tenn. arrived in town last Wednesda
evening in time for Thanksgiving. y
cxnects Ia remain with her parent
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Eggieston, un,
after the holidays. Mr.. Hamilton vi
join her later on.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Christie and ian
;lv left Friday afternoon for .
Breeze. Fla, where they VIII spef
the coming winter, Mr.. Christie pen
the professional golfer in charge
the golf course at that place
Miss Jessie Q. Hawley and Mi
Sarah N. tleghorn, who have been
East Orange, n. j., for the pa
month, left Saturday for Macon "
where they will pass the winter WI
Miss Cleqhorn's brother, DIR. {.
Clerhorn, and family.
Mrs. and Mrs. Andrew +. Mart
and Miss Pauline Martin left on y
fier Sunday afternoon for Nc" Q
City. en- route to Augusta, Ga whe
Mr.. Martin will, as usual, have ms 9
time position as assistant manager
Of the Hotel Bon Air, at Augusta
Rev. Clifford II. Smith Of Burlingt