The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1919-01-16
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enuo Office has been in town this week.
Several from here wcni 10 Rutland
Tuesday evening 70 hear the Russian
symphony Orchestra.
Rev. J. II. Nailie,, VITO went 10 New
York City last Monday, returned to
Manchester Friday afternoon.
several instances Of frozen water
pipes ihe first Of the week. The cold
with catch yog II you don, look out
Miss Elizabeth o'Donnell, who has
b<en spending several months a, the
orvis Cottage, left last week for Sara
toga, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Gossler Of New
York City. are visiting Mr. Gossler's
parents, Mr.. and Mira. ]. A. Gossler Of
Taconic avenue.
Rev. J. s. Brown will oifciato at the
Congregational Church this next Sun
day morning, Rev. Mr.. Perkins cx-
changing with him.
Harry Read. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Read Of "Wilburton Farms"
has received his discharge from the
service and is a, his home here.
A. r. Martin returned from New
York City Thursday morning and con-
tinued on up TO Burlington for the
meeting Of the Patrol Committee.
PECK'S--Cleansers- Dyers. Wearing
Apparel, House Draperies, Ostrich
Feathers. Work returned, charges
prepaid. n Kendall Ave. Rutland,
VI adv-40-4
Miss Abhie Black is substituting for
Miss Bessie Sickle in the primary
room Of the Village school, Miss
Sickle being away on account OF Ill
ness.
The great official war picture, en-
titled Americas Answer" will be
presented at the Manchester Depot
Theatre on the 22d inst. You cannot
afford M misc II adv
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Reed and Mrs.
Geo. A. White have closed their home
in this village and started south for
the winter, which they expect TO pass
at pinehuFst, N. c.
Mrs. +. c. Perkins, who recently
joined her two daughters who are To-
Gated in Chicago, H., reports that they
are both steadily improving from their
attack Of iaaucnza.
Clifford 6. Wilcox, who recently re-
turned from overseas, has received his
discharge from the service and joined
Mrs. Wilcox and son at the home OF
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Read.
Mrs. A. r. Martin and Miss Martin
left for Augusta. Ga, on Tuesday and
expect to be absent for several weeks.
The were accompanied as far as Now
York City by Mr.. Martin, who will
remain there few days on business.
The following from this village were
in attendance at the meeting Of the
Patrol Committee at Burlington last
Thursday: Z. r. Trefz, Edward Crit
nth, c. A. Rich, A. E. Martin, W. A.
Hart, George Smith, G. l.. Towsley,
A. c. Orvis, 0. G. Felt, Frank Regain,
l.. f. Martin and 0. Il. Bennett.
Misses Eddy and Shields Of Troy, N.
Y, have been at the orvis Cottage for
a short stay. Miss Eddy is well known
here. being the daughter Of the late
James A. Eddy of Troy, who for
many years passed his summers at the
Equinox House and who later on took
up a summer residence in Bennington.
The past week has seen a resump-
ton Of good winter weather and on
Thursday the change came rather sud
denly and before Friday morning the
mercury was down in the doldrums
and showed from 10 to IL degrees be-
low. Sunday morning standard Their
mometers registered is below and on
Monday the showing was somewhat
better with minimum temperature OF