The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-03-08
MANCHESTER


+. c. Bortsutl q Troy, y. y, WIS
in town Thursday en- business.
Prof G. d. Austin q Burr and Bur
Ton Seminary Was away over Sunday
last
Mia susan Clark q Bmttleboro,
visited her aunt, Mics II. \. Clark' on
Tuesday.
Shirley o. Williams Of Bennington,
was a Sunday guest at Mr.. and Mrs
c. C. Balls
There was no school at the Semin-
arg on Tuesday on account Of its be-
ing town meeting day
Wr. ana Mrs. Thomas u. Purdy are
entertaining their siEtcr.in-law MIS-.
W 4. Alexander q Arlington, n. j.
Sir and Mrs. 0. X. Bennett return
Cd Monday from weeks trip to
Rutherford n. j., and New York City.
From recent letter from Benz.
A. Bullsley is was plain that he was
fast recovering his usual good health
in st. Augustine, Fla
The news was received In town the
last ~ the week Of the birth Of twin
daughters TO Mr.. and Mrs. John r.
Tu,tle Of Medford, Mass.
At recent meeting Of the Village
trustees c. l.. Towsley was selected
10 have charge Of the Village highway
work for the coming season.
The Misses Esther Read and Hallie
Thompson. who have been visiting
friends in New York City for couple
of weeks, have returned to their home
here.
Rev. and Mrs. j. G. X. Mcclure OF
Lake Forest, H., parents OF Mrs. Du-
mont Clarke, have been recent guests
at the home Of Rev. and Mrs. Dumont
Clarke.
1t will be but short time before
YOU will need syrup labels. Get the
necessary order in at once. FIFTY cents
n hundred cash with order, post paid
~ Ia,r,ol Office adv
On Monday we were treated TO one
of the most severe snow storms we
have had this season. Severe snow
with a high wind made life rather mis-
cradle for any as had to be out during
the day.
The Music Department OF Burr and
Burton Seminary will give recital or
Friday March 10th, in the Gymnasium
Assembly Hall. Among the numbers
will be the cantata of Gallla D!
Gounod.
Miss Catherine Cheney, who has
taught in the intermediate department
of the Village school for the past yeal
and half, has resigned and her place
has been filled by a Miss Dwyer o.
West Rutland.
The news of the death of Miss Grace
Wellington, a former student an'
graduate Of Burr and Burton Semln
ary. has been received. Miss Welling
ton died Tuesday, February 27th II
New York City, after a brief illness
The contractors are hustling tn
work at the Equinox House so as U
get things as far advanced as possible
against the rapidly approaching
spring. There remains a good deal Z
he done vet before the genial rcon
clerk struts his way around VIII
guests to locate.
Francis Lally is absent from tn
Depot wagon for a while on accoun
of the continued illness of his mother
Mrs. John Mcnamara, who has re
.or,lv returned 10 her home in Soutl
Dorset, after having spent feV
weeks in the Troy City Hospital. Sh
is in very poor health.
News of the very serious condition
of VIM. A. Black, brother OF MIS-
Helen NJ. Black and an old time nativ
and resident of Manchester, at HI
home in West Point. Nebraska, ha
hcen received here. The Journal re
orcts TO learn Of Mr.. Blacks comb
tion. His trouble is due to hardening
Of the arteries.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. c. Bell are pre-
paring to break up Housekeeping an
expect to make their home with thei
son. John w. Bell, in the south part
the Village. Mrs. Bells health ha
been such for the past year or NOR
that she has been unable TO be abou
to any great extent and she has bee
cared for by her daughter, Mrs. 5. I
williams of Bennington.
Advertised letters at Manchester
VT, March z, 1917: Wallace Arm
strong; Mr.. Block, Miss Anna Brown
oh. Burdict, Miss Carrie Donaldson
Annabel Hood, Arthur LaFay, Cha'
c. Montgomery, Mrs. Louisa mitchell
p. r. Mitchell, Dental Depot, Fran
McNally, Miss Ruth Harris, Mrs. Edv
Pockcy, Frank c. Starks, DR.. h. "
Shattuck, Mrs. II. B. Donlon.
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