The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-03-07
MANCHESTER


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MRS. *. ]. oryia entertained At ear'it
nj the orvta Cottage On Tuesday even
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Hon. and Mrs Edward G ory'a
we're in Troy. N y, fer couple OF
DAYS the middle Of last week
The Monday Cub viii meet with
Mr. Mabel Hemcnway vi her home ~
the Center on Monday, March 18th
Don't miss % see Mary Miles Min,er
the most popular American actress ~
Charity Castle n, Manchester Depot
Theaiar, Saturday, March 4th adv
DO not forge, the Union Club Min
s,rcI performance or Friday and sat.
urday evening 81 this week. This Is
for the benefit Of the Red Cross.
Mr.. Mary +. Way il preparing TO
reopen her home on Franklin avenue,
which has been closed since the first
Of tho year Her granddaughter, MISS
Helen Way. will remain with her for a
season
There will be an illustrated lecture
al the lecture room Of the Gongrega
tional Church next Sunday evening ~
7.80. Topic. up the Min to shaown,
describing life and work in China. All
arc welcome.
Robert Foster, who has been on the
teaching staff at Burr and burton
Seminary for the past two terms, mas
completed his duties there and W H.
Shaw il assisting Mr. Brooks until a
successor to Mr Foster arrives.
Fred Squircs Of Sandgate, was IN
town on business Friday. Mr.. Squlres
SAYS that he viii commence his regular
trims 10 the Manchester Dairy Co.,
bringing in their cream from the west
side. along about the first Of May
The condition of Mrs. Sarah Wells
who has been III for some time past at
the home Of Dca. and Mrs. w D. An.
dcrson. II very critical. DR.. JENNIE Of
darlington WAS called in consultation
nv DR.. Callahan the last Of the week
Mrs. Ella Rourn has rented her cot
tage on Seminary avenue for the com
ing summer to Mrs. Bessie Cushman
uanseman of New York City, well
known in Manchester as the daughter
Of the late Mrs. Sarah E. Cushman
Mrs. w. A. Black, who has been IN
New York City this past winter, ar
rived at the home of her sister-in-ia"'
Miss Helen NJ. Black on Monday al
ternoon II is to be hoped that Mrs.
BLACK will remain here for some time
TO come.
This village was treated to very
severe wind blow on Friday evening oil
lac, week. 1t seemed as though ar
that was not fastened would be found
in the eastern part of the town put
there was not much OF a change OIL
base, however.
James Plumeau, chief bellman at the
Equinox House since 1910, died at the
Hotel Clarendon, Seabreeze, Florida
ON February oath, after weeks III
ness. James was well known IN Man
chester and will be missed from his
usual place at the Equinox
Some more weather this past week.
On Tuesday evening and part OF the
night and on Wednesday morning IT
rained quite hard, turning to mueh
colder with freezing Wednesday AFTER
noon 1t is getting along now to the
time for our farmers to tap out.
On Monday afternoon an alarm OF
fire was sounded and the department
fastened tothe Nathan Cook place on
the Cross road, occupied by Harry
Finn and family, TO quell stubborn
fire in the partition, caused BY the
hangover from chimney fire a day or
So before. The fire was disposed 81
in a summary manner and but mute
damage was done for which everyone
~as thankful.