The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-11-29
MANo HESTER

Mrs Cunningham On December ard Of
2 o'clock
" J. Crawford has sold his team Of
large bay horses TO The driver Of The
Peru stage
Mr. and Mn. r. VI Campbell OF
Do,pe,, were in this village Monday
afternoon.
Miss Sarah W. orvis il at The home
If her parents, Hon. and Mrs. Edward
G orvis, over Thanksgiving
Mrs.. Albert c. orvis entertained the
ladies Of the 500 Club at her home
on Dillingham; avenue Saturday even
ing
Hon. Edward Griffith IL in New York
CITY for a season. His BURNERS ~ the
probate eour, Is being attended 70 by
Judge Edgerton
r. H. Swift has finished his work for
the Bradstrect Co and expects soon TO
take a position with the Commissioner
of Industries at Montpelier.
Mrs Lou Graves Of Syracuse, \ y"
is visiting at the orvis Cottage with
her mother and sister, Mrs. Ruth
Graves and Mrs. r. j. 0rvis
J. Clarence Bacon left last Wednes-
day for Branford, Conn, where he
Joined Mrs. Bacon and where they are
to spend this Thanksgiving time.
Lester Farnum's copyrighted hand
colored photos on sale at Youngs Shoe
Store, Manchester Center. Views OF
Manchester and vicinity framed or un-
tramed adv-l7tf
c. B. Kelley, assistant superintend-
ent OF the Western Union Telegraph
Co. was here on Monday TO make q
transfer of the accounts at the local
telegraph Office.
Leon +. Wiley, well known in Man
chester as having for many years beer
connected with the post Office in this
village. has gone TO Maben, West Var
pinia, where he has position with
William Ritter.
Mrs. Otto r. Bennett and Miss Jes-
sic Jean Bennett are in Bennington FOR
the Thanksgiving vacation. fe editor
Joined them at Thanksgiving dinner
Mt Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hurley's home
in Bennington.
Another Village landmark has gone
Departed this life early Sunday morn
ing Of pneumonia, one perfectly goot
parrot. Loretta Miner Robbins, aget
about 10 years. Clubs will meet bu
they will miss her eager, if sometimes
voeiferous, welcome.
Clarence d. Kelley Of this village
and Mrs. Helen NJ. Marley of Water
ford, N. ". were married on Wednes
day, Nov. 28th, at the home of th'
brides brother, Charles w. Bates, a
Waterford. N. Y They will MAKE
their home in Manchester.
Miss Helen Purdy, teacher in TIL
primary grade Of the village school
was taken i'll with an attack Of appen
dicitis the last Of the week and OF
Monday afternoon was taken to tn
Mary Fletcher Hospital for an opera
ton. Her place in the school IS hcini
taken by Mrs. VIM. A. Griffith.
A good sized flock Of wild gees
were seen travelling south at a goo,
rate Of speed on Saturday last. The,
we're just in time to avoid the col
snap which landed Sunday. The ther
monotar registered dangerously nea
10 zero Sunday morning and on Tues
day morning it reached that point.
Robert X. Edgerton, who has bee
in Camp Dcvcns, Aver Mass, eve
since the last contingent from her
went there, received his discharge o
Friday last and left Immediately TO
the Boston Navy Yard to enter HI
new duties as Assistant Paymaster
the Navy, with the rank Of Ensigi
Again our congratulations.
Word was recently received here b
Mrs. Mary 4. Way Of the death at nc
home in Saratoga, Cal, on Nov. ST.