The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-10-25
MANCHESTER


Ign, lis guest ~ Mr.. and Mrs 0tb
X Bennett
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. l. Taylor and Mis-
Taylor have closed Lone Pine" ant
gone 10 Brooklyn for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs ~ G. Young nave clos
ed their summer cottage here and re
turned TO their home in Albany. n, Y
MIR. and Mrs Edward S. lsham came
up from New York City the last OF
the week and spent a few days here
Miss Anita Bliss who has beer
spending the summer % her cottage
on Taconic avenue, leaves Friday foi
New York City.
On Sunday morning at the Congrc-
gaiional Church Rev. Sidney X. Per.
kins will give an address on Luther
and the Reformation"
Kingman Perkins has been sent 10
the aviation training camp at Mineola,
l.. l., from which place he expects
aoon 10 DC sent abroad.
william Costello. who has spent the
summer at the orvis Cottage, has re-
turned to his home in New York City,
greatly improved in health
The auction sale Of household goods
Of Mrs. +. A. Cook, which was to be
held the 10th, has been postponed I'M
Ill Saturday, October 27th. adv
Mr.. and Mrs George H. Thatcher
and family have returned TO their
home in Albany, N, y, after having
spent the summer here as usual.
Mr.. and Mr.. j. c. Bacon are taking
an automobile trip through the east
ern part Of Maine, visiting Mr..
Bacon's old home in West Paris, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Towsley re-
turned Friday from their automobile
tour through Massachusetts,. They
visited Camp Devens at Aver one day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde T. White and
daughter left Sunday for their home
in Statesville, n. C., stopping for a
few days on the way at New York
City.
Lester Farnum's copyrighted hand
eoored photos on sale at Young's Shoe
Store, Manchester Center. Views of
Manchester and vicinity framed or UNI
framed. adv-ltu
O. w. Boynton has rented his bun
galow on Franklin avenue to the
Misses Paddock, who are attending
the Seminary. An aunt expects to
spend the winter with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Norton who, for
the last two years have been living on
the farm recently purchased by VIM.
Ritter, have finished their residence
here and gone to Bomoseen, Vt.
A party consisting of l.. L. Wiley,
w. r. Hard, Albert Smith and DR.. l..
+. Pierce are camping on the east
mountain near the Grout Pond. They
expect to be gone about week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. N. Furnald and
family, who have occupied the Page
cottage for a second season, have re-
turned to their home in New York
City, having left Manchester on We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Charles Campbell and four
children, went Friday to Mrs. Camp
bells former home. Mechanicville, N.
Y. where they will make their home
with Mrs. Campbell's parents for the
present. |.
The members Of the Manchester
Rifle Club are asked to meet at the ,
shooting gallery of the Ondawa Club .
on Tuesday evening, Oct. goth, to meet
a representative Of the Winchester ,
Arms Co., relative to rife shooting. I
Mrs. Eliza j. Hard has very gener-
ously offered the use of her house TO
the Manchester Village Red Cross and !
owing to the difficulty of heating their 8
present rooms the society will meet
there for the winter. The rooms will /
be open at 2 O'Clock on Friday as y
usual at Mrs. Hard's.
An albino rat, pure white, was
caught in a trap by George Cherbon- i
neau at G. A. Whites home in this c
village. 1t was noticed that cans OF
elly, etc, would be found broken on i
HE cement floor and the contents gone b
md 1t seems that Mr.. Rat evidently
was cute enough to crowd in and push 4
hem off and clean out the contents Ii
rom the broken receptacle. v
On Wednesday We were treated TO b
very severe northeast storm, the \
Wind blowing very hard all day long T
accompanied for the greater part of "
he time by rain. After this storm p
/ is reasonable to expect some cool e
weather. One peculiar phase Of this il
,torm was the presence in the north
,astern sky during the evening OF
unar rainbow. This phenoma is OF
are occurrence and was witnessed by /
,rcat many in this section for the first 8,