The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-02-07

I4ajd X Lyoa was F4ft q
trlrras IN 1l6ary, n y. over Surday
AZ n5n3ay.
During stt abfcrs ~ Principal
Broolf Wal.er IA. shaw bearing
paYt G, hit classes
Mr. y Bard Is abie "a BE- about
again afU, having bccn confined 70
uo bed for arsk or more.
Re- J. # haiIle, ~ho has been I'll
With q se,sf. stack Of Rheumatism,
was able 70 attend services Sunday
bot hss been worse since.
Mr. Waiter H. Hard, who has been
roafrcd 20 the houfe With an attack
: ~ toasilitis, II much better ard able
70 be- up ard about otce rlore.
On account Of the severe cold Tues
say there vas a very small attendance
at the classes 81 the Seminary and
there was no afternoon session.
Mrs. Chns. Boswell Ct Troy, is a
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Bacon for
a fcw days Mr. Boswell expects 10
Join his wife here ON Saturday.
Thomas H. Griffith, Of Dartmouth
College, son Of Hon, +. Griffith, re
Gently won gold medal as first prize
In SKI jumping at Carnival in New
port, ". II.
There will be q stereopticon lecture
at the Congregational Church next
Sunday evening at 1890 Subject.
Among the American Highlanders.
All are welcome.
Tho members of the Congregational
Church at special meeting held after
the morning service Sunday elected +.
T.. Fish and Prof. Jas. Brooks deacons
for term Of four years
In The Troy Times Of February I'd
appeared q notice TO the effect that
Rev Dr. Harry Lathrop Reed Of Au-
burn, would deliver the sermon at the
Emna Willard School on Sunday last.
r. A. Kafatos, who went from here
with the men located at Camp Devens,
Mss. mas been confined to the base
hospi Il b. injuries which he received
BY being kicked in the groin by n re-
n CT y horse,
n recent cold spell has worked
havoc with water and sewer pipes I'M
town and II would seem as though the
frost must have gone down to extreme
depths in spite Of the covering Of snow
on the ground.
John A. Powers, who has been To-
Gated at Camp Devens, Aver, Mass,
ever since going into the service, has
left there and is now located at some
place in Texas. The boys at the above
named camp are being shifted about
somewhat.
Principal Brooks Of Burr and Bur-
ton Seminary, left by the afternoon
train Monday of this week for Ban
gor, Maine, called there by a tele-
gram stating that his mother had be-
come suddenly and critically i'll with
pneumonia.
The ladies Of the Manchester Village
branch Of the local Red Cross are TO
give IN informal dance Of the Gym
nasium on next Monday evening, Feb. |
18th. for the benefit Of the Manchester
Rcd Cross Association. The music viii
be furnished ~ Cox's Orchestra Of !
Rutland and refreshments will be
served. Tickets arc SOC ecch Accom-
nodations for teams, part in Equinox
stables and part IN sheds
Manchester, in general with other
sections q the cast has been treated
70 some more Of that genuine home
made winter weather for which this
winter has been famous. Sunday we
had a fine snow storm and it came Off
much colder 50 that by Monday night
II was case Of wondering whether or
no we were going 10 freeze up entire
ly. Tuesday morning the mercury
showed &c degrees below zero with q
strong southwest wind blowing.
The following article taken from the
Troy Times of recent date will be OF