The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-03-15
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DIR. l.. +. picrcc's Offices viii b
opened for business on Monday next
March 18Th.
The Monday Club viii meet will
Mr.. Lawrence on Monday, March 10
at $50 o'clock.
Woodchueks are out &c, your saT
buckets washed out and prepare fol
that hne frs, run.
Remember the auction Of personal
property of c. c. Bell at the II. s
Hopkins place next Tuesday.
l.. T.. Wiley has so far recovered as
70 be able 10 join his family in Mid
dlebury. where they are located for
be present
c. r. Orvis Company have about
completed the installation Of fine
steam plant In their shop building on
Union street
Mrs Chas. c. Bell was taken Tues
day to the home Of her son. John w.
Bell, where she and Mr.. Bell will make
their home In the future.
Mrs. Belle Graves, who has been
spending the past winter with her
daughter, Mrs. r. j. Orvis, has re-
turned TO Syracuse. N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J.. Poor were in
West Arlington over Sunday, guests
Of Mrs. Poor's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Hurd, Of that village.
Mrs. Sara J. Pike, an old time resi-
dent Of Sunderland and Manchester,
has gone TO Rutland to make her home
b that city for the present.
Mrs. Mary u. Robbins, who has
been confined to her home on Franklin
avenue for the past two weeks with
severe attack Of grippe, is slowly con-
valescing.
II is rumored that the Bennington
4 Dorset Autobus Co. are to put on
m additional bus for the next seasons
business. This will make three in all
on the route.
F. N. Close Of New York City. was
In town last Saturday looking over
various places with the idea of renting
for the coming season. w. B. Edger-
ton acted as host for him.
II. N. Furnald Of New York City,
who with his family occupied the Roe
cottage for the latter portion of the
season last ger, was in this village
Wednesday looking for place for
the coming season.
Rev. J. S. Brown will preach at the
Congrog ational Church Sunday morn
ing next in exchange with the pastor.
In the evening at 1890 there will be
an illustrated lecture on Everyday
Life in Japan" Welcome to all.
All sorts and conditions of weather
this past week. As this is written it
Is showing hard with the prospects Of
4 heavy fall Of the beautiful-and this
Is around. the anniversary of the great /,
brlizzard of 'S8. Two or three days
this past week have been delightful
,nes and made the dormant flies take
IN a new lease Of life.
The members Of the Ondawa Club
nave under consideration the using Of I
he top part Of the Hard building in
which their rooms are located, for a !,
hooting gallery. Arrangements are
o be made so rs to go up from the ..
inside Of the club room. This will +,
make il very convenient for those who
esire to improve their workmanship. ;,
Miss Ferguson, the new district
urse, is settled at Mr.. Schermer-
orn's at the Center and her telephone
umber is lit. She is ready for !,
immunity service and will be glad to
e helpful to the mothers Of young \,
hildren who are asked TO consult her q.
any time in regard to their feeding
nd care, as she has had special train A
~ along these lines. =,
Mrs. John Mcnamara died at her
,me in the south end of South Dorset 40
, Friday morning Of last week. Mrs. Il,
cNamara had been sick for several r,
onths past and had been a great suf-
rer, She had only recently returned re-
ON Troy hospital where she had or
me in hopes of finding relief but alb
r condition was such that she was bo
st help, and she died very short fin
nc after her return. Mrs. McNa-
ara had been twice married, the first 70,
ne TO Frank Lally Of Hoosick Falls, tn,
Y, who died several years since, tn,
wing wife and three children. On,
rs. Lally was married later on to tn
In Mcnamara of the north end Of the
lnchester, who, with one child of bei
.ir union and three by her first
Irriagc, survive: also two sisters, =,
.. Rosa Grinnell Of Norwich, VT, -.
4 Mrs. Lc1cm Bovey Of this town. :,
=. Mcnamara was born in Man
.sser in July, 1878, daughter Of the w..
e Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Carpenter. An,
e son, Francis Lally, lives in this ~,