The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-03-22

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ain more applications were received.
Plynn slannari Of South MAR
strcct, is seriously III at hia home.
T.. s Cassolman was in Rutland
Tuesday and Wednesday on business
Rev. J 7. Dickerman was in town
for short time last week Saturday
Miss Hattie Gray. Who has beer
quite III with the grippe. is again able
To be out.
Percy Dudley u New York, was
= Sunday guest Of Charles Connell Of
Vain street
Miss Marion Wade Of Main street
has been entertaining Miss May Leon
ard Of poultncy.
A. W. Phelon Of the South district,
has been in Massachusetts the past
week on business trip.
We understand that the NJ X. Gray
place on Main street, Just south of Mr..
Chambers store II for sale.
Miss Marion Wade Of Main street,
returned Monday % resume her
studies at r. c. A., Poultney
Miss Margaret Williams Of Man
chester, was a week end guest Of Miss
Winifrcd Manlcy Of Main street.
Mr. and Mrs John Whitcomb Of the
Hollow road, have moved to house
near the quarry in the South district
Fred Weeks Of Elm street, has
moved his family to Manchester Depot
where they expect TO live the coming
year.
Miss Lucy Norton of the West road
was an overnight guest last Thursday
Of Miss Dorothy Crandall of the North
district.
Miss Olive HARDWOOD Of Elm street,
left Monday for two weeks visit
with her aunt, Miss c. Coon Of Castle
ton Corners.
+. X. Marley, Miss Anna Manley,
and Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Cornell of
Main street, were in Granville last
week Thursday, shopping.
Mr. Pruyn's sister, who has been
spending a week or more with him at
the Wade Inn, returned last Saturday
TO her home in Albany, N. y.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. J. Connell of Man
chester Depot, were week end guests
of Mr.. Connells mother, Mrs. Sarah
Connell, Of the South district.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM Batchelder of
Elm street, were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Berniss b.
Sheldon Of the North district.
+. X. Manley is going TO install a
gasoline tank for the public. 1t will
be ready for the owners of autos by
the time they are using our roads.
Mr.. and Mrs! Oliver Tiff, who have
been living on North Main street,
moved last week to Dandy where they
will make their home for the coming |
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. NJ. Campbell Of
North Main street, entertained Miss
nj. X. Warren and Mr.. and Mrs. Ber-
Miss b. Sheldon at dinner last week
Wednesday.
Miss Ruth Gilbert Of the West road,
celebrated her 14th birthday last Fri
day and was surprised by visit of a
large number of her young friends.
A very jolly afternoon was spent by
the young people.
Miss Edna Colgan, who has been
spending the winter with Mr.. and Mrs.
George F. Kellogg on kellogg HILL"
left tuesday for Boutwell,, Canada,
where she expects to spend the coming
spring and summer.
The Grange ST. Patrick's Day dance
last Saturday evening proved great
success. About 40 couples were pres
ent and continuous dancing was enjoy
ed till midnight. McBride's Orchestra
furnished the music.
Al Tic ncabHtI cHpuiu piVNt pitao-
ant Saturday next there promises to
be large attendance at the auction
which will be held at the home Of the
late Rollin Sykes on North Main
street We understand there is some
fine old furniture which should bring
out the lovers of the antique"
Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
E. Connell of Main street, entertained
q few friends at bridge whist, with
two tables. Miss Warren and Mr
Pruyn held the high scores. Dainty
were served and most i,
enjoyable evening was had by those :
present
Our village schools closed last Fri q
lay for two weeks vacation. Miss /
and Miss Leary have gone n
AWAY for a much needed rest before a
rcsuming their duties on April LIST, /
rhe North district school also closed ,
and Miss Purdy is spending her vaca- .
Jon with relatives in Manchester. i.
The winter term of the grammar h
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