The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-10-17
MANCHESTER

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poat taccse or c0agh without frat
covering your face II may be that
you don't care but there are tsose
vho DO.
wm. !. yanBprkirk il laid UP with >
sfrtre Geld.
Master Charles Oryis j. III and con.
fnod 70 MS bed
Peter Leming. who has been in Al.
bany. n. u, for ncreFal days, return.
ed Tuesday.
Mrs p. c. Williams ard daughter
Margaret arc both sick arc under the
Doctors care.
W. r.. Risseli. the manager q me
New England Telephone and Iele-
graph Co. vas in Manchester on busi-
ness The rsi Of the week.
MessrE. J. g. Martin II Newfane,
ard NJ. Hapgood Of Peru were IN
Manchester on business Tuesday,
John A. Mcclure Of Windsor. has
been here for the past week attending
10 the running Of the Manchester
Dairy Go.
David X. Lyon, who has been LAID
mn for week with the prevailing dis
temper, is able TO be out and about
once more.
The oldes, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Bell is very Ill with an attack
Of pneumonia and his condition IS
very serious.
Ralph Bell, who has been working
for X. H. Purdy for several months,
has gone TO Springfield, Mass, to work
in "a munition plant
Mr.. ard Mrs. X. L. Maxim have
closed their home here and gone TO
Brooklyn, n. y. where they viii re-
main for a season.
Addison II. Smith and wife of West
Springfield, Mass, old college friends,
were guests recently OF Rev. and Mrs.
8. X Perkins.
II may be that there are some
things for sale at the Almon Day place
that will interest you. See advertise
ment in classified column. adv
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde T, Blackwell and
daughter left Saturday for their nome
in Statewide, n. G., after having
passed the summer in town.
Frank u. Mcclure has been laid up
for the past week with an attack Of
influenza. He is slowly pulling HIM
self together ready for a resumption
OF his business.
Mrs. Mary S. Miner and Mrs, Henry
+. Wolf and two daughters, who have
nassed the summer at their cottage
here, left Saturday for their winter
home in New York City
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo II. Thacher ana
family, who have spent the past sea-
son here as has been their custom Tor
the past fifty years or so, left MONDAY
for their home in Albany, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. w, K. Hard are
spending the present week making
auto tours about the country ms
pleasant weather makes most agree
able touring wecther
Mr.. and Mrs, Geo. L. Towsley were
taking vacation last week and passed
the week making trips Of a days dura-
ton about this and New York state
On Friday they were in Woodstock
going via Wallingford and returning
via Rutland.
Mrs. t. +. Larkin has closed her
cottage on Franklin avenue for the
winter and left Saturday for Newark
N j.. wher she will join Mr. Larkin'
who is in the employ Of the Submarine
Boat Corporation located at Newark.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Smith lett
Saturday for their home in Spring,
field Mass. They were accompanied
by the Misses Helen and Juliette way
who have been spending the summer
with their grandmother, Mrs. Mary r.
Way. They have gone to JON theif
mother in Springfield, Mass.
f. H. Brown, who has been superln-
tendent for ]. B. Wilbur at "Wilourton
Farms" for the past two years, VIII
sever his connection with Mr.. Wilbur
on November LIST and return to 81
Albans. where he takes over the man
agement of large farm near where
no was located before coming to Man
chester. Their many friends here Will
be sorry to have Mr. and Mrs Brown
and their interesting family leave
Manchester. The family felt Wednes,
day for their new home. Miss Haze