The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-11-28
MANCHESTER

MANtHEslfk
Albert " Reed, Esq, Is IN Lake.
wood. n J., for . season,
Erwin T.. Wilcox was one Of ths
few hunters hertaboBis 70 get deer
Roscoe J Wilcox was up over Sun.
day on short furlough from Camp
pcvens.
Mrs c. L. Hanamsn is offering
Ladies and Misses Hats NJ reduced
prices. adv
Dell~cod Greenhouse have been
closed for the winter on account Of the
pcarrIty Of coal. adv
Mr.. and Mrs. X j orvis we're week
end guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Thompson Of Troy. N. Y
There will be- services al the Con-
gregational Church on Thanksgiving
Day. held in the vestry at II a. m.
w. A. Hart, publicity manager Of
the Patrol Committee, is in Burling-
ton and other places in the state this
week
David X Lyon, who wen, to New
York a short time since, has secured
employment with the American Rail
way Express Co.
+. r. Trefz, manager Of the Patrol
Committee, left Monday night for st.
Adams. He will work in the northern
part Of the state this week.
Advertised letters at Manchester,
VI, Post Office, November 9th, 1918:
Mrs. Charles NJ. Niles, Miss Marjorie
TowsIey. X. j. 0rvis, ?. NJ
Ralph Bell who has been working in
Springfield, Mess, and who has re-
Gently been i'll with influenza, is visit
ing his mother, Mrs. John W. Bell.
Mr.. and Mrs John F. futile and
twin daughters, Marion and Mildred,
are visiting their aunt, Miss Ellen J.
futile Mr. and Mrs. futile, who were
very i'll with influenza and pneumonia,
are NtTt ftCuleraliiH.
Paul Wenzel, for several years and
until last season florist and gardener
for J. b. Wilbur, has been engaged as
superintendent for the Ritter Farm
and is here. He expects soon to be
joined by Mrs Wenzel and family.
The Journal was misinformed last
week and published the notice Of the
death Of Mrs. Peter Lcming of Al
bany, n, Y. This was an error. Mrs.
Leming is not dead but is very sick.
r. NJ. Shattuck joined Mrs. Shat
tuck here the last Of the week and
spent Sunday in Manchester. Mrs.
Shattuck expects to spend some time
with Mr.. Shattuck in travelling about
the eastern part Of the country on
business.
Leon T.. Wiley and daughter Lois of
South Londonderry, have been in this
village for several days past Mr..
Wiley has been assisting in the post
office and Miss Lois has been guest
Of Mrs. l.. T.. Pierce.
The first real touch Of winter came
Monday when the percury commenced
to take tomble to itself and with
small snow squall on at night things
looked good for winter in real earnest.
Tuesday morning found the mercury
lowering just a few degrees above zero.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank NJ. Pearson left
Sunday evening for New York City
where they will stop for few days
prior to going to Washington, D. G.,
and from there TO Augusta, Ga, where
Mr.. Pearson will assist in the manage
nent of the Hotel Bon Air
A large number Of lights Of glass
we're broken in the Bottling Works
between Saturday evening and Mon
lay morning last, evidently the work
# unthinking youngsters. Don't let
'our war like spirit get the better of
'our good judgment, boys. !
Mrs. VIM. II. Mcclure left last We'd !
lesday evening in a private car for
yer winter home in Lakewood, n. j. Q
Ne trust that the winter in Lakewood r