The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1919-10-16
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See siader. opsoniefHa op,iriAH,
a; cnlhurn Hopsc Tuesday. October
2yih adv
Th Nomcn'A Missionary society
wall meet 81 the parsonage this Thur
day afternoon at = o'clock
RE. Way was with his family over
Tho week end Mr. Way ia located in
Everett, Mass. fer The winter months.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo, l.. ToSsley re-
Turned Friday from few days tour.
ng usp about Vermont and New YORK
state.
DR.. Eliot. the ncw health officer. was
IN Burlington fer short time last
week attending a session Of medical
officers
Mrs. D. X. Simonds has been enter.
tanning her niece, Miss Katherine
CLARK Of Amherst, Mass, for few
days recently.
/. r. Wiley has just installed new
series Of sanitary show eases and
counter in his up-to-date grocery store
in this village
Miss Lille Towslcy, who has spent
the summer months in Bethel, Me,
returned some time since and is again
with Miss Black
Mrs. G. A. Sands, who has occupied
her cottage here as usual for the past
summer. leaves today for her home in
Fas, Orange. n. j.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter X, Hard and
children len Tuesday afternoon for a
camping trip of few days at the
Roaring Branch camps,
Mrs. Otto r. Bennett went Monday
evening TO Bennington TO assist in the
care Of her mother, Mrs. NJ. w Stew
art, who sull continues in serious
condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Maxim, who
have been al their home on the West
road for the past season, left Monday
for Princeton, n. j., where they will
pass the winter months
James F. Stuart Of New York City, !
has been spending a short vacation
with his mother and sister in Dorset |
and also with his sister, Mrs. 7. +.
Iarkin, in this village
Mrs. Edward c. OIvis, who has been |
visiting in Whitinsville, Mass, for
week, on her way to Manchester from
Brooklyn, n. Y, has arrived at the
Orvis home on Prospect street.
Miss Sarah w. Orvis expects to
leave the latter part of the week for q
week at Thompson's Point where she
will attend to the closing of the cot
tage belonging to Mrs. f, c. Orvis.
Miss Mary Arnold and her friend,
Miss Weaver, who have spent the sea
son a, the 0rvis Cottage, as has been
their custom for many years back,
have returned to their home in Brook
Ign, n. Y.
The District Nursing Association is
in need Of clothing for infants and
young children and would be glad of
donatios, either new or partly worn.
Any gifts may be left with Mrs. j. N
Hard or Mrs. Wyman.
I. l., Larkin, who has been night
Waterman at the Carsden Inn for the
season, left on Tuesday morning for
Newark, N. j., where he resumes his
old position with the big ship build :
ing corporation at Newark Bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos B. McNairy,
who have occupied the Reed residence
in this village for the summer, left
Friday for their home in Cleveland, 0.
The Journal trusts that Mr. and Mrs.
McNairy will return next season.
This section was in the grip of a
real cold spell when on Sunday night {
the mercury dropped to Is degrees
above. This was followed by mag
niiiccnt day Monday and Monday
night only to have rainy spell again. I
The business at the hotels in Man
from Saturday until Monday .
was about as heavy as at any time
during the height Of the season IN u
August, there being between 300 and S
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