The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-03-28

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Ladies aud Misses Sp8nR Coats Al
Levin Depagtnen, Store Naachesief
Depot ads
Mrs.. {. n. Williams Of the South
district. Is in cas;lctot visiting rela.
tiycS
T. +. Gil5sr, Jr. was in rawlet on
Sunday afternoon and evening calling
on friends.
Rufus S. Gilbert Of the West road,
WIS ont ~ town over the weekend on
business trip.
ladies Spring Shoes and Oxforis
st Lcyin's Department Store. Man
chester Depot. adv
Mrs Maranyile Of Waiingford, is
q guest of her daughter, Mrs Elmer
Harwood Of Main street
Miss Jennie Bowen Of East Dorset
is at the Barrows House for short
time assisting Mira " 6. Barrows.
| have hired the Colyin Garage and
will be open for business on April LIST,
+. o. Eddy, Manchester Center, VI. ad
Mrs Herbert Carpenter Of West
moreland, N. H., was a recent guest
Of Mrs. A. w Phelon Of the South
district
Mrs NJ. ID. Chapman Of Main street,
is visiting her son and daughter-in-law
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Chapman Of No.
Dorset.
Miss Constance Cranmer Knight of
Main street, was dinner guest Mon
day evening of Mrs, X. NJ, Campbell of
North Main street
Mrs. w. l.. Haven. who is in hos
pital in Troy, ~ Y, recovering from
the effects Of mastoid operation, is
doing nicely.
Miss Lucy Norton, who has been in
Rutland and Clarendon for the past
two months, returned Tuesday to her
home on Main street.
]. II. Bowman Of Kent hill, was call
ed 10 0neonta, n. Y. Sunday by the
death of his mother Mrs, Bowman
was IS years Of age and had been i'll
for some time.
Cora, young daughter Of Owen Mat
son, was taken to the Rutland Hospital
Tuesday for treatment. She was ac-
companied by DR. Liddle and Mrs.
Burr Phillips.
Mrs. Cranmer- Knight and Miss
Elizabeth Weeks Of Main street, were
in Rutland from Thursday Of last
week TO Tuesday the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Prentiss II. Kent.
Mrs. Edward Morris entertained
Miss Barrows and Mrs. Ira A. Glover
at dinner last Thursday, the guest of
honor being Miss Sarah billiard of
Rutland.
Last Wednesday evening Miss Bar
rows entertained Mrs. Mary Andrews
and Mrs. A. w. Phelon of the South
district at supper in honor Of her
guest, Miss billiard of Rutland.
Burr Phillips of the North district,
made flying visit to Portsmouth, N.
H., last week to see his brother Joseph
who is in the U. s. Coast Artillery and
stationed at the Portsmouth Navy
Yard.
r. Nj. Campbell, having been depu-
tized by the town clerk to receive the
log taxes for this village will be at
George N. Chambers store ON Satur-
lay. March 30th, and Monday, April
LIST, from 2 till $50 p. m. to receive
same.
This season is liable to be a short
md swift one in the maple sugar 4
amps. Get your order in at once for
,yrup labels. The Journal Office sup {
,lies them at the same old rate Of soc
yer 100, cash with order Order them
low. adv |
The death Of Hon. Edward C. Orvis {
i Manchester on Tuesday morning I
vas received in this village with sim Q
ere regret and through the Journal Z
is many friends in this vicinity wish J
0 express their sincere sympathy to J
he members of his family. 7
Miss Sarah billiard, who has been t
listing Miss Helen Barrows at the |
'arrows House, and Mrs. Edward Y
iorris Of Dorset Hollow, returned last i
'riday to Manchester Center where Y
he was the guest Of her aunt. Mrs. n
red Fish over the weekend.
Rev. VIM. Leroy Haven went to Il
roy Monday and returned Tuesday +
nth Mrs. Haven who had been in the a
roy Hospital for the past two weeks
Or treatment. Their many friends
re indeed glad that Mrs, Haven is so
,uch better and all sincerely hope ;
hat she will soon regain her usual I,