The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-12-21
MANCHESTER

Albert wilcox u Arlington. was in
Manchester Wednesday on business.
r. J. Duyal and party Of Walling.
ford. werc Ia Manchester Tuesday on
business
Look for shaw's new furniture I'D
vertiscmcnt on page = Of this issue Of
the Journal adv
Roger o'Bren II East Arlington,
~as II Manchester On business, Wed
nrsday morning.
During Assistan, Postmaster Wi
lcy's absence. David Lyon Is assisting
IN the post-oGicc
Miss Violet Il. Richardson II home
from Middiebury College for the
Christmas vacation.
DR.. l.. r. Pierce WAS in Rutland
Sunday afternoon 70 see Leon +.
Wiley. who Is 1t the Rutland Hospital.
Rnllin r. Coy Of North Bennington,
was o guest Of his brothers, Messrs. +.
r. and o b Coy, and sister, Mrs. r.
+. Way. over Sunday.
Adyices from Leon F.. Wiley, who is
sick at the Rutland Hospital, are to
the effect that be Is better than when
taken up there last week.
Harry Adams has for sale large
stock Of photograph records for Vic
tor. Columbia and an disc machines.
adv
Mrs. +. G. Strong has closed her
home, "Brooksidc' and gone TO New
New York City TO visit her daughter,
Mrs. Grace Hughes, for a season.
Remember those who are less for
tunate than you are. There is no one
in such hard luck but that there is
some one whose circumstances may be
worse than yours.
The continued cold weather reminds
us that il was only few days since
when we were saying "did you ever
see such lovely weather for this time
Of the year"
Mrs. Albert Smith and daughter,
Virginia. who have been spending sew
eral weeks at Mrs, Smiths old home in
Brooklyn, have returned.
In recent letter to the editor, H. n.
Morse, formerly secretary Of the Ben
nington County Vt Improvement So
eiety, writes that he is again located
in New York City.
Otto r. Bennett, Jr., will not spend
his Christmas vacation in Manchester,
but is in South Weymouth, Mass.
whore he is visiting his room mate at
college, j. f. Gardner.
Two bobcats were brought to the
town clerks Office during the past
week TO get the bounty provided for
thor capture. The first one brought
in was by Geo, Bruso Of this village, |
and the other by Milo l.. Kent Of East
Manchester.
The card party and dinner at the
Orvis Cottage last Thursday evening, |
given By the "Richville' card contin-
gent. as announced in the Journal a
couple of weeks since, was a decided |
success. There were about 100 pres
ent.
Chas. o. Hard of st. Louis, Mo-,
Joined Mrs. Hard here the last Of the
week and will remain in this locality
until the first Of the year when he and
Mrs. Hard will return to their home IL
st. Louis. Mr. Hard is in the employ
Of the Western Electric Co.
The framework to the addition to
the addition tothe Equinox House is
now up the full four stories and in a
short time the roof timbers will be In
place and when once under cover the
v orS will be much easier as the wealth
or gets colder
Miss Annie l.. BATHS, who has been
seriously i'll at her home at Meadow
Brook" WIS taken TO the Albany Hos
pital last Thursday afternoon for
Miss BATHS many friends
in town regret her illness and hope for
4 speedy recovery. At last reports
Miss BATHS was no worse.
Mrs. Edward Steele and son Robert
IF Boston, arrived Wednesday after