The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1919-10-30
MANCHESTER

visitor at Mr.. ard Mrs l.. n. Thong
sons. Friday
y. wcstcrnssnn ~ Chicago. hs
~cn ~ his summer homo here for
fe~ days past
The Lords supper sill be- observe
q; the Congregational Church mex
Sunday morning.
NJ J. Hswley and daughter. Mis-
Helen Hawlcy, left Last week ,Wednes
Day for their hoaA~ In Oakland. Cal.
Sunday was about az miserable
day IA one could wish for, with rain
good share Of the day. and Sigh
thunder and lightning shower 10 hnisi
up with
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. ). lsham nle'ore'
Saturday 10 Concord. N. H.. 10 yisi'
their son who is at the ST Paul Schoo
in that city
Miss Laura S. Hollistcr. who passes
the summer nj her cottage in this vii
tAkfs NAufbSu <iht ~'h w NV h"fh'
in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. George Mallory aad
son. George, Jr., motored TO Whining
ton on Sunday to visit friends, return
ing the same day.
Miss Mary b. Gleason has closed
her summer home here and on Friday
Afternoon left for Atlantic City, N. j.,
where she viii be for the winter.
DR.. l. +. Pierce, who passed n re-
cent vacation at Lake Bcmoseen. re-
ports great success fishing, having
caught the limit. Wallcyed pike we've
in high favor with the doctor.
The high wind Tuesday afternoon
did considerable damage TO the electric
ligh, system in town, some Of the
poles blowing down and trees blowing
across wires, etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter X. Hard and
family, who have been spending a two
weeks vacation at the Roaring
Branch camps in Arlington, returned
on Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Alonzo Wyman of the West
Road, left on Monday for ST. Gather
ines, Ontario, Canada, where she will
pass the winter months with her son,
Frank T. Wyman. and family.
Harry A. Pike, graduate optomet-
rist and eyesight specialist, will be in
Manchester at The Cclburn House,
Wednesday, November 9Th. Eyes
thoroughly examined and fitted. adv
Miss Qliyene Bacon, who was the
operator In charge Of the Western
Union Office in this village during the
summer season, has closed the Office
here for the winter and returned Fri
day to her home in Rutland,
James II. Hanlcy, who has been the
village patrolman for the summer, has
completed his duties as such for the
season but has resumed his duties as
general locker after for large num-
her OF the summer cottages for the
winter.
Kenneth Fairman, who has been
clerk at the Orchard Park Hotel for
the past summer, left Monday for
Springfield, Mass, where he will work
for Benson & Brown, who run the
Hotel Worthy in that city.
Miss Melinda Bless and Miss Caro-
line Arnold of the Foster Reynolds Co.
who have been in Manchester for the
summer months, went to New YORK
City on Thursday. Miss Bless will be
nj Hot Springs, Va, this winter.
Civil engineers from Rutland were
in this village the last of the week 7
preliminary surveys Of the
highways in the village to get the
necessary data on which to base es-
Inmates for road work TO be done.
Miss Hazel Hartwell, who has been Q
employed as stenographer for Hon. \
Edward Griffith for the past ls
left Monday for Columbus, Q.
where she has accepted position.
Mrs. John A. Mcclure Of Windsor, q
was In town the last of the week at J
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nc 7