The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-12-19
MANCHESTER
NJ YOUR PLEDGE

MANCHEsTER
kEEr YOUR PLEDGE
Mrs Anna II. Book WAS IN Beuning
ton Thursday on business.
Mrs r. " Trail ~ IN Albany N \,
for r feu days on shopping crpcdi-
ton.
Miss G. l. Banaman Is offering
Ladies ard Misses Hats At reduced
prices. adv
Wells Dickinsor Of Peru, was in
Manchester "Wednesday Of last week
on business.
Mrs. Otto X. Bennett lef, Friday
for q weeks viFi, with her mother
and sister IN Bennington,
Mrs. James {. Gray Of this village,
has so far during the war knit 62
sweaters for the Red Cross.
Miss Helena Fcrnhill Of Science
tady, n. Y, Is stopping with Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Burns for the winter
months,
John Mcclure, ST., lief, Wednesday
for S. Augustine, Fla, where he will
work at the Ponce de Leon this com
inH winter.
Mrs Edward G. 01is was up from
Brooklyn for couple Of days the mid
die Of last week, returning to Brook
Ign on Friday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Burns celebrat-
81 their second wedding anniversary
last Thursday evening by entertain
ing a small party Of friends.
Mrs, II. II. Porter and family, who
have been occupying Tranquility Cot
tage ever since early last summer, left
Wednesday for her home in Chicago.
Felt. tho Village Shoe Dealer. has
lot of mems and women's moccasin
slippers, the price now reduced to 81
and $1.25. A nice and useful Christ
mas present adv
There is no better Christmas pres
ent to b. obtained than a years sub
scription to The Manchester Journal. !
You are remembered every week in
the year It's $3.50 a year, sent to
any part of the United States.
Mrs. Paul Wenzel and sons have
joined Mr.. Wenzel here and the fam
lily are keeping house in j. A. Goss- |
ler's house on the West road Mr.
Wenzel is the farm superintendent at I
the Ritter farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. J, Clarence Bacon,
who have been spending several
weeks past at Mrs. Bacon's former
home in Bradford, Conn, returned TO
Manchester on Thursday afternoon.
Paul w. Buck, who has been in
Burlington as member of the s. A.
T. c. at U. V. NJ, returned home on
Thursday, the corps having been mus
tered out Of service on account Of the
armistice.
A. c. Orvis of the Local Exemption
Board, was in Bennington a good ,
share Of last week attending to the |
work Of that board and assisting in /,
the final work Of closing It's affairs.
Mr.. Orvis is else there the present
week. +:
Any person who may have been
missed in the canvas for annual Red
Cross members may take his dollar
and be enrolled at Hard's Drug Store, j
Young's Shoe Store or Healey's Groc-
cry Store. This should be done not i
later than Saturday Of this week.
A. +. Martin. manager of the I
Equinox House, left on Wednesday for
New York City where he goes to at v
tend the great gathering Of hotel men
from all over the country. Mr.. MIRA ]
tin is a member Of the entertainment
committee Of the national association. o
Henry Westerman Of Chicago, who
is building a fine summer residence in {
the south part Of the town at the top
Of the hill north of the Lathrop place, n
has been in town for short time look {
ing after the progress of the work.
Mr.. Westerman expects to have the b
house ready for occupancy next sea- I
son.