The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-01-01
MANCHESTER

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clair. \. J.. were 10 Manchester she
forcpsft n he week
Thr Monday Club viii NEST on Jan
uar} 5th with Nr c M Campbell -
3 o'clock IN thc afternoon.
Clark Kelley Vas AZ his home here
over Christmas. coming here from
Dandy. where be u a. work this win
TER
The editor lefi Wednesday evening
for Ann Arbor. Mich, to be present at
the Bennett Moses wedding on New
Years Day.
Miss Laura Steele gave a party on
New Years Eve to Mas Rhoda oryis
Who Is q return Sunday TO her studies
at L. " W.
Charles c. Kinney, Jr., left Sunday
evening FOR Albany, ~ u, where be
resumes his studies Al the Albany
Business college.
Miss Marjorie Pierce, who was tax.
en- quite suddenly III last week We'd
nosday. Is much better and making q
satisfactory recovery.
Miss Mary Kinney returned Satur-
day TO Boston to resume her duties
there after short vacation at her
home here over Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowman b. Totting-
ham Of Yonkcrs, n. y, were Christ
mas guests at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward II. Hemenway.
More zero weather the past week.
So far this winter We have had ten
zero mornings. Some winter at that,
especially in view Of the fact that so
far We have had no sleighing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. o. Hard left
Sunday afternoon for their home in
Chicago, Mrs. Hard having been visit
ing in the east since last September
Mr.. Hard come on for Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter +. Pessara, who
passed Christmas with Mrs. Pessara's
mother, Mrs. Minnie Cross, returned
Saturday to their home in Montpelier.
The Equinox Company are all ready
TO commence icing as soon as the re-
quired snow comes SO that the ice can
be hauled down from the pond. The
zee Is about fot thick and Of very
fine quality.
Christmas morning opened bright
and cold WITH the mercury running
around six degrees below before sun
rise. It was still day and made a
very nice, white Christmas, although
there is no sleighing as yet.
A party Of the boy scouts consisting
of William and Clifford Graham, Wal
ter and Charles Mcclure, and Win
throp Bacon, with Scout Master W. K
Hard, left Tuesday morning for a
twenty-four hour trip TO Waterford
camp at Bourn Pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rawlins left on
Monday for Soabreeze, Fla. They will
readily distinguish the difference be-
tween the mountain breezes they left
behind in Manchester and the sea
breezos they get in Scabreeze.
The new principal Of Burr and Bur
ton Seminary, William w. lee, Jr., Of
East Dcdham, Mass, arrived Monday
and will assume his new position on
the opening Of the Seminary after the
Christmas vacation. Mr.. Lee will be
joined later on by Mrs Lee and their
two little ones.
The Misses Jane II. and Ruth Per-
kins passed Christmas az the home Of
their parents. Rev and Mrs. Sidney
X. Perkins. ut the Congregational par
sonage. Miss Ruth, who has been in
Wv. c. A. work in Lakewood, n. j,
for the past few years, will be located
in New York City after January lst
on work along similar lines.
A still alarm Of fire was sent IN
Christmas afternoon when a chimney
at W. G. Bebeos became too hot for
comfort and burned out The village