The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1919-11-20
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DR.. 4. v. Trull IL 10 h. soen in 4
ne~ coupe csT.
Miss Laura Steel is visiting fricndi
IN Ncw Rochelle. n Y.
Miss Sarah n Cleghorn is spending
Chr wces with friends in Boston.
Mrs. George orvis was here on =
business trip the forcpart Of the week
See slsdcr, op,omeirist- opilcian, At
the coIburn House. Monday Noscm'
he, gsth ndy
The weather has changed again and
came of cooler with a snow squall on
Wednesday.
Col. y. s. Kinsley Of Rutland. was
business visitor in town the latter part
of the week.
George Smith. who has been housed
for several months past, was out for
an automobile ride on Friday last.
Miss Alice u. Fox has closed her
summer home here and returned 10
New York City for the winter months.
Miss Annie l.. BATHS telephone
number, 5W, was inadvertently left
gu, Of the recent telephone directory
r. W. Bissell. manager Of tho New
England Tel. 4 Tel. Co, was in Man
chester on business Tuesday morning.
W. X. Hard and y. II, Hemenway
were in Williamstown. Mass, Satur-
day 10 attend the Williams-Amhcrst
football game.
There will BE- service Thanksgiy-
ing morning at IL o'clock at the Con-
gregational church lecture room. A
welcome TO all.
l.. II. Thompson of the Journal
force, who was on visit TO his sis
ter, Mrs. Harry +. Beebe and family
in Faneuil, Mass, returned home on
Friday.
Miss Margaret Williams, who was
confined to her home by illness for
several days last week, has so far re-
covered as to be able to return to her
duties with the c. +. Orvis Co.
VIM. A. Noyes, who has been in the
Adirondacks for several weeks on
business, has returned home and at
present is in SYNDICATE doing some
timber measurement for the court.
Miss Hazel NJ. Brown leaves to-
morrow for a two weeks vacation
from her duties as clerk in the local
postoflice. She will spend her time
with her parents at St Adams.
Wild strawberry and dandelion
blossoms were brought in Sunday by
those who were afield on that beauti-
full afternoon. The middle of Novem-
Der seems pretty late for such things.
Advertised letters at the Manches-
ter, VT, Post Office November 10,
1919: Mrs. G. X. Armstrong, Miss
Josephine Barnard, Willard c. Bar
nett, Mrs. +. B. Horne, Edmond NAL
tars, Charles Phillips.
Mrs. Mary E. Way has closed her
home on Franklin avenue for the win
ter months and left on Wednesday for
Bergen Fields, n j., where she ex-
poets to pass the winter with her sis
ter, Mrs. 0. l.. Cushman and family
Mrs. o. w. Boynton and Mrs Min
ME Cunningham were in Troy, N. Y.
on Monday on a shopping expedition.
Mrs. Cunningham continued on to New
York City where she is guest of her
son, Harry b. Cunningham.
J. ARGUS held his last picture enter
tainment for the season on Saturday
night last. Mr.. ARGUS has given
very fine line of pictures this summer ;
and his patrons regret that the pat
ronage will not warrant the continu- !,
ance through the winter months.
Miss Ethel Moses, who has been a
guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. {
Otto X. Bennett for the past two
weeks, left Monday afternoon for her ;
nome in Ann Arbor, Mich. The en-
OF Miss Moses to Geo. Stew
art Bennett, was recently announced .
N the papers of Ann Arbor.