The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-02-05

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DR. p y Trail baa recently "a.
sloe.ric lights Installed 3 his houae i
thia village
Ramsay MaenaBghtan has been iai,
% With an attack ~ rheumatism. hui
r. no~ oat and aboni again.
T. J. Lyon has finished working fol
The Manchester Dairy Co and il max
ing trip . the south
Miss Msry Hard II Burr and Burton
Seminary. vas week end guest q
Mr.. and Mrs.. A. G. Adams Of Rutland
There was a large turnout last
Thursday evening tothe church supper
At the Congregational Church pariorS.
There was q perccptible increase in
the reports Of frozen water pipes in
this section a. the end Of the week
drsw near.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. 7. Sargent Of
Niddlctown, n. Y, are guests Of Mr.
ard Mrs. Frank d. Mcclure on Frank
lin avenue.
Judge and Mrs. Edward Griffith are
receiving congratulations upon the
birth Of a son, Hugh Pomeroy Griffith,
on January 5lst
During the severe cold spell the last
of the week, the water suppling the
plant Of the Manchester Dairy Co. was
frozen up, putting the steam outfit out
Of business temporarily.
Mrs. Edward c. Orvis has sold her
home place on Prospect street, con
sisting Of the residence and small
meadow belonging TO the home place,
10 a Mr.. and Mrs Poale Of New York
City.
John A. Powers, who has been a res
ident here for several years past, and
who recently sold out his ice cream
manufacturing business to Frank y.
Mcclure. has returned 70 his old home
in New York City
The teachers conference for teach
ers in Addison, Bennington and kut-
land counties, which was 10 have been
held IN Rutland on Thursday and Fri
day, the 5th and 9th inst, has been
postponed until some date in April
The friends Of Miss Mary Roe viii
be sorry to hear that she has been III
Al her home with the Misses Snyder
IN Watertowu, ~ u, and although .
not at any time in critical condition,
has been confined to her bed and un-
der the care Of a nurse. She does not
show marked Improvement out is
stronger than q few weeks ago.
some Of the ladies Of the village are
organizing a club and have rented the
old Ondawa Club room for their meet
mgs. the first Of which will be held
this Friday evening All Of the ladies
Of the village are invited to come.
There will be cards, and, for those who
had rather dance than play cards,
vietrola will supply dancing music. b
This section experienced the most
severe cold spell the last Of the week,
since the memorable winter of 1917
is, and il eliminated on Sunday morn
ing with a recorded temperature Of 4
% degrees below, while on Saturday /,
was experienced the coolest day on
record for Manchester This morning !
the mercury touched % degrees and it '
came pretty near staying there all ]
day, too, for there were places here ,
that We know Of where the thermom-
eter was not in the sun that the mer-
curry registered 20 degrees below all
day long, and all this time there was !
an active breeze right out Of the north. !
fake il al in an il was a day long to Z
be remembered. i
Mrs. A. II. Darling is slowly recov-
ring from a shock with which she
Tas stricken sbout noon Monday. Mrs.
had been in for several days \
With severe attack Of tonsilitis and
IN Monday morning was up for the 8