The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1919-01-09
MANCHESTER

MANCHESTER
Hon Edward Griffin waa ia Ruilan
81 h0sinets, Saturday.
Mr.. O. H. prnnett and Misc Marial
Bcnnoss were In Rutland saturday
The Monday Club viii Hacci Monday
January isih, wiih Mr. G. " Camp
bell.
The town and village schools hav'
resumed their labors after the holiday
VACATIONS
Private Lealc ~ To~sley returnes
Saturday afternoon 70 his duties al
Carp Upton
Mrs. John A. Wilcox and Miss
Esangeline r Wilcox were in Rutland
shopping on Saturday,
Paul Buck has returned 70 hif
studies a, the University Of Vermont,
where be y pre.medie
Mr.. ard Mrs Donald u. Thompson
and son Of Troy, N. T.. were guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. X. ]. orvis at the
Oris Cottage over Sunday.
Manager A. r.. Martin Of the
Equinox House left Monday noon for
. business trip to New York City in
the interests Of his company. He will
return today.
T.. r. Trcfx. organization manager
Of the Patrol Committee, was in
Montpelier. Barre and Burlington last
week and on Monday went TO Middle
bury on business trip.
Miss Marion l., Bennett left Monday
noon for New York City on her way
back TO her school duties at New
Haven, Conn. She expected to spend
day with friends a, Rutherford, N. J.
A fall Of snow last Friday morning
and another Wednesday morning
makes for fine sleighing again. This
will help the fuel situation, making it
possible to economically haul stove
wood from the woods.
Mrs. Edward c. Perkins left We'd
nesday for Chicago, where she will
remain for several weeks as the guest
of her daughters, Mrs. c. Q. Hard and
Miss Kate Perkins, both Of whom have
been III with the influenza.
Several from here are planning to
20 10 Rutland next Tuesday evening
10 attend the concert given at The
Playhouse by the Russian Symphony |
Orchestra, under the leadership of |
Modest Altschuler, conductor.
Quite large delegation from this |
town expect to go to Burlington this
afternoon TO be present at the meeting
OF the Patrol Committee to hear the
report Of the legislative committee,
and to attend the banquet at the Van
Ness House.
Win those who have not paid part
or all Of their subscriptions to the
United War Fund Campaign please
bear In mind that one half should have
been paid by December ID and that
three fourths Of the total subscription
will be due on or before January 18th.
Hubbol Iathrop has returned to
college at u. V. NJ. after spending the
Christmas vacation with his parents.
There viii be an illustrated lecture
1t the Congregational Church next
Sunday evening at 7:30. Subject:
'on the Widening Trail" All wei
'ome.
Paymaster Robert X. Edgerton, U. .
J. NJ, was a guest at the home Of his
'ather, Hon. VIM. B. Edgerton, for a /,
ouple of days the last Of the week. /,
dr. Edgcrton was on leave of alb
ence for few days to visit his wife
md son at Poultney. He has returned
o his duties at Norfolk.
Mrs. Ella B. Swift left Tuesday
light on the sleeper for Smiths Falls,
INT, where she will pass the remain
er Of the winter and spring, as has
cen her custom for many years past, y
nth her sister, Mrs. VIM. II. Frost.
he was accompanied as far as Mon '
real by her nephew, E. H. Swift.
Attendance report Of the Manches-