The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1919-03-27


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X NJ. Campbell az NJ ~ Main st.
Judge W. Il. Edgcrton and George
y. IawfcDcc o. Manchester we're Ii
town Monday Tor the day on business
Mrs Helen s. Snyder % the West
Road returned Saturday from trip 70
Rutland vbcrc she had been visiting
friends
Miss Carrie Holley returned 10 Dor.
set Tuesday, from brooklyn and New
York where she has been spending the
winter months
The Paddock auction last week We'd
nesday was well attended and we un-
ders;and The stock and goods sold al
fairly good prices
Edward Towslcy Of Main St. re-
Turned last Saturday from visit with
bis daughter. Mrs. Forrest Montgom-
cry Of SALISBURY.
Il. s. Casaelmaa Is slowly but stead
ny regaiuiug his strength. This in
formation will b. read with pleasure
by bis out Of town friends.
Deacon Euecac simmons left Tues
day for Toy, n. Y, where be will re-
main for few weeks the guest Of his
ncicc, Mrs. James Whi,ehuFst
The show at the Hail the first three
nights oF this week drew fair sized
audiences and reports say the enter
tainmcnt given was very good.
Merritt Sheldon of Pawlet was in
town last Thursday to take home a
number Of cows which had been
bought from the Paddock Estate.
Dea. Eugene Simmons has closed his
house ON the West Road and is max
ing his home for the present with Mr..
and Mrs. Rollin Weeks OF Elm st.
Mrs. VIM. Leroy Haven Of Church
81. left Tuesday for Burlington to
visit her brother and his wife. Prof.
and Mrs. Alfred Gilbert Of that city.
Mrs. Clifford A. Atkinson returned
last Saturday evening from New York.
We are glad to report that Col. Atkin-
son OF that city is very much better,
kimbal Tiff Ia still confined and Is
slowly recovering the u5e Of his leg.
The burn was much more severe than
at first supposed and it is healing very
slowly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burr Phillips held a
relatives supper last Wednesday eve
ming to celebrate the safe return from
"oyer seas" of their brother, Joseph
Phillips.
Mrs. Matte Fletcher who has been
spending several weeks at the home
Of Dea. Eugene Simmons returned last
Saturday to her home in Cassayuna,
New York.
Mrs Vim. NJ. BateheIder and her
niece, Miss Ada Weeks of Elm st.
left last Friday for Hartford, CT. for a
two weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis W. Batchelder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aiken who have been
spending several weeks with their
daughter, Mrs. f. S. Casselman Of
North Main st. have returned TO their
home in Sandusky, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Bowman Of Kent
Hill entertained MIR. and Mrs. Charles
Bowman Of East Manchester and Mr..
ard Mrs. Z. +. Starks Of Dorset at
dinner last week Wednesday.
Mrs. George b. Edgerton of the
North District and Mrs. Henry Har-
wood OF the South District were call
ed TO Wallingford last week Wednes-
day by the serious illness Of relative.
-Four more days left in which to pay
that DOG TAN, today, Friday, Satur-
day and Monday. Owners should re-
member that after next Monday the
tax on dog will be five dollars and
female twelve dollars.
Many owners of young dogs have
the wrong idea as regards the age for
registration. Instead Of six months il
is four weeks Amy dog four weeks old
must be registered. Keep that in mind
and have your dog registered before
the first Of April.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand Phillips Of
the Kirby Hollow Road gave neigh
borhood reception last Friday night in
honor OF their son, Joseph who had re-
turned safe from doing This bit" "ovcr
there" There was large turn out
and everybody enjoyed the evening
AID meel..g and talking with the re-
turrod soldier boy.
There is a strong agitation by some
OF our ladies to have street lights, and