The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-02-14
MANCHESTER

Mlm Sarah W orla @A3 borne
over Sunday
Thos KAey Of E9s1. y J. wa IN
this village on business the laf' q The
week
Mr. John + Tatde wat taken 10
the Rutland Hospital Last week We'd
nc day for an operation,
leale II. Towsley arrived home
Sunday morning for . visit until Tues
day. when be returned TO his duties in
Claremon,, n II.
A Valentine Social will be held IN
the Congregational Church parlors on
Saturday evening February 10th at
f.s0 o'clock. Admission ioc. adv
Miss Mary Mcbride Of Dorset who
has just completed course at the
Albany Business College, was a guest
Of Mrs. Chester Bell for a few days
last week
Robert r Foster, teacher In science
ut Burr ard Burton Seminary, went on
Wednesday to Rutland to take his eN-
animation before The district board Of
exemption.
The condition Of Rev, Fr. J, H. Mail
lot, who has been Ill for the past few
weeks with rheumatism, is slightly
improved although he is still far from
being we'll person.
Notice Of the death at his home IN
Rutland of John n Kellogg was re-
oeived this week Mr. Kellogg was
quite well known known in Manchester
and was former Burr and Burton
student
DIR. l.. n. Hemenway fell down the
front steps at his home on Friday last
and was obliged TO stay in bed for a
day or so to get some Of the lameness
out Of him He Is up and about again
however.
f. II. Hcmenway left on Monday
morning for Boston, accompanying his
brother George who has gone. to that
city for examination and treatment.
George injured his back while in the
service and was discharged from the
army on account Of his injuries. 1t IS
hoped that remedial treatment may
restore him to his former health.
The village fathers have had the
road man out 1T work Gle ming out the
CRATES TO the drains so that the water
will have a place to 90 to as soon as
the snow commences to melt, A good
idea. It will soon be necessary TO
open UP the cutters so that the water
will not be impeded in its pathway to
the sea.
In the st. Petersburg (FlaJ Daily
Times Of February 9th appears the
following which is Of interest to the
many friends Of this venerable woman
in Manchester. "Mrs Il. j. Hawley
the mother of c. H. Hawley, who re-
sides on Beach Drive, passed her S7th
milestone yesterday, Mr.. and Mrs. c,
II. Hawley received few friends
during the afternoon, who called e
pay their respects to Mrs. Hawley."
Some fearful weather during the
week past. Saturday was very stormy
with much sleet, snow and tritie
rain. On Tuesday il warmed up very
much and rained for good portion OF
the day. Since then the going has
been almost impossible. There was
SO much snow that as soon as IT soft
encd up little the horses would break
right through and get cast. To turn
out was sure to bring disaster to all
concerned. w. j. Bu3kirk, the milk
man, has been having his cup full for
the past week for his duties take him
10 almost all portions of the village
ard he has had to spend goodly part
of the time in getting out and helping
his horse TO straddle through the
slumpy snow.
The drrce oiven by the ladies OF the
Village Red Cross hra,ch at the Gym
nasium Of Monday cvering was sue
cess in every way The evening over