The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-12-30

NJ. Hsnaon o. Monday, January 81
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pzszinr several ueesz vlth his daugh
~, Nh J { Bacon
To Lords supper al r. observed
a, thc morning service next Sunday a
an Congregational Church
Peter = Pcssara u Au4steriafr, y
Y, Joined his ~ife and daughter u
Mr. N. r Cross over Christnas
FrAni r and Oscar B. Coy were
xss. Of relatives IN North Benning
I'm and Benningtsn over Christina.
Day
Kenneth FAirrnan Of Springfield
Mas, passed Christmas with his par
.nis, Mr.. and Mrs John Fairrnan Of
As village
James A. Williams came home from
suincy. Mass. TO spend Christmas
With his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. 2. c
williams Of Dillingham; avenue.
Miss ErmA Camradt, who has ben
En- special case At the Putnam Mem
.ral Hospital for the past few
sonths. returned home Thursday.
The annual business meeting and
poIl call Of the Congregational Church
vill b. held Thursday. January s, 1921
a, $50 p m. Supper will be served
ct ep. m.
Miss Sophia Bebee, who is super
visor Of music in the public schools Of
Bammonton. N. j.. Ia passing the hsi-
hays with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs..
" C. Bebee
hessr Harry and Arthur Read,
sons Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Read.
spent Christmas with their parents
here, returning to their business
duties on Tuesday.
Christmas Day WINS a beautiful one,
ard n white one at that. When we
ksve a white Christmas and zero
weather IL seems AZ though we were
retting away into winter with a good
start
Mr.. and Mrs. h. r. Hsmlin and son
Charles are passing the Christmas va
ation At mrs Hamlin's old home in
Hyde Park. Mrs. Hamlin is the
laughter OF Hon. X. y. Bulburd Of
Aat village.
Hubbcl lathrop, who is a teacher in
Ne Plunkott School, Townsville, Ca,
In. gone to Cuba TO spend his Christ
ans vacation. On the return trip he
will stop of at st. Augustine, Miami
and Palm Beach.
Mrs. Otto r. Bennett, who has been
spending the past two months with
Miss Marion l.. Bennett at Hampton,
n. j., and Mr.. and Mrs. Otto r. Ben
sett, Jr., and family at Carney's Point,
". j., arrived home Wednesday morn
ing.
The past week has been sort Of pro-
hhe OF weather and at the present
writing We are enjoying the benefit Of
The accumulated results in having a
very nice run Of sleighing, due to a
pretty heavy fall Of snow last Sunday
s.ght and Monday.
IF. Stuart Of New York City, was
a Christmas guest at the home Of his
sdster, Mrs. T. +. Larkin on Franklin
avenue. Mrs Larkin also had as
quests her mother, sister Miss Mar
raret Stuart, who is teaching the in
immediate department in the village
srhool, and . brother, John Stuart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rawlins left
tuesday noon for New York City
where they expect TO pass the remain
der Of the week and on Sunday leave
for Sea Breeze, Fla, where they will
no the remainder Of the winter, Mr..
Rawlins being associated with A. J.
Christie at the Country Club at Sea
nreexe-
Alice Z. Bennett, Town Clerk. re-
suests all soldiers Of the World War to
pie Use file their Discharges" in the
Town Clerks Office, within the next
ssnth, as they are needed in the work
.sf compiling a Soldiers Record"
which In being made They will be
afely cared for and may be obtained
When the work Ia finished.