The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-11-21

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~tnse, were ID Rutland Tor he day last
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IS frank Halley p Sorth Naia
Hree8. ve n Rutland for ,wo days
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Miss Emily Ebir u New York
at.A France, Is 5 guest fes few days
n Hrs Grant Matfon ~ Eim street
Miss Marion Wade os Main street,
Nho a attending IT, 7 & A at Poul'.
pry VAS .; hef home over the week
end
Mrs l.. n Conoyer closed her house
last Friday and with Miss Craven, re-.
turned 10 Newark \ J for The win
ter.
MISS c. dc Aotthe,k and Miss I'd.
saris left las, Thursday FOR New
York where they viii remain for the
winter
The item last week telling Of the
moving If the Palmer family should
have read Charles Palmer instead Of
Oscar Palmer
MIR. and Mrs. George Coils closed
the Avalon" on Church street last
week and have gone to Marlborough
Pa. for the winter.
The Alan de Schweinitz family, who
have been spending several weeks at
the Wade Inn, left last week in their
auto for Newark, n. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison +. Starks of
Kent Hill were in Troy for several
days last week the guests of Mr..
Starks father.
The Elmer HARDWOOD family Of Main
street, spent Sunday in Walingford,
the guests Of Mrs, Harwood's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Maranvile.
Mrs. A. p. Sherman Of Main street,
returned last week from a trip TO
Boston and other places. Mrs. Sher-
man was away about five weeks.
Mr. and Mrs Roscoe Wilson and
children have moved from North Main
street to the house recently occupied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Connell on
the Dunton Hill road.
The Misses Marjorie and Lucy Nor
ton, who are in Manchester Center
this fall. were at the home of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Norton
of Main street last week Sunday.
The church chicken pie supper and
social YVES success and all who at
tended voted the supper an exceptions
ally good one and the general senti-
ment was that the ladies give another
in the near future. The sum # $500
was made.
Mrs. A. A, Roberts of the North dis
trict. went to the Rutland hospital on
Monday for treatment. Mrs. Roberts
injured her hand some time ago and
has had serious trouble with it since.
An operation may be necessary with
the loss of finger to save the hand
and possibly more serious results.
The Vermont State Grange will
meet in Burlington December 10, II
and r. Oranges in this section of the
state should see to it that they are
represented at this meeting as bust
ness Of great Importance to the
Grange will come up for discussion
and endorsement. Every Grange mi
the state should be represented.
The reeitals to be given Friday
evening at the Opera House, Marches
ter Center, and Saturday afternoon at
the lecture room Of the Congregation
al Church, Manchester, by Franz
,orenz. 'celist, should be attended by
every music lover in this section. Mr..
Lorenz will be assisted by two charm
ing vocalists and by his daughter. adv
Washington Pomona Grange VIII
meet with Pawlet Grange Friday Ito
morrow November 22nd. Supper
will be at O'Clock sharp and the
meeting will be called at s. If pos
sible an afternoon meeting will be
held MS the evening meeting will be
taken up with the work of the fifth
degree. Manchester and East Dorseti
members are urged TO attend.
Dorset Church Notes