The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-03-04
MANCHESTER

MANCHESTER
Rss Sidney \. Perkins has been
houaod with = severe cold and bilious
aiiAck
Ths past week has been the coolest
ons rincr last January. there beng
several day. u from zero 70 % helow.
Prof. ~ G. Bates. who has been
housed b illness foE tic pagt week.
Il able % BE- out and about once mere.
Miss Rfoda W orvis was recently
initiated into the lambda Chapter q
the Kappa Alpha Theta a. L. V. NJ.
Miss Abbie Black, who vas oonfn-
Cd 70 her home for about . week, has
80 FAR recovered NJ 70 b. out once
more
Advertised letters AT the Manches-
ter post Office. March 2 1920 ART
Mrs.. A. Stewart, Miss Marjorie Tow
sley. 2. c. Tuttic, Mr. A. c. Tomlin-
son
J. S. Brush has 50 far recovered as
10 be able TO be out and about again.
His daughter. Miss Winnie Brush ex-
poets soon 10 20 10 hospital in Al
hany for an operation
Mrs. Louisa Graves. who has been
visiting friends and relatives in New
York State, Missouri and Pennsylvan-
IA since last fall. returned to the Or
Wis Cottage Friday evening
The milk patrons Of the Half Way
Farm are notified that they should
see TO Il that empty milk bottles are
set out in order that service may be
continued. No bottle no milk adv
Mr.. and Mrs G. S. Bennett, o. X.
Bennett and Miss Jessie Jean Bennett
were in Bennington on Friday after
noon 70 attend the funeral Of Mrs. o.
X Benefits mother, Mrs. NJ. W.
Stewart
Work on the Montgomery places at
the Cascades has been practically COM
pleted On account Of the hard going
since the recent snow storms, IL has
been quite a job to get to and from
work at this job.
Mrs. Otto r. Bennett and Miss Jes-
sic j. Bennett returned Sunday after
posn from Bennington where Mrs.
Bennett has been for the greater part
Of the time since last September car
ing for her mother, the late Mrs. NJ.
W. Stewart.
Contractor c. o Brewster Is rush
ing work at the Worthy Inn these
days. The windows are all in and the
outside blinds are being hung. There
is a lot of work TO be done but a lot
Of men can accomplish much in a short
time when things break right.
Hubert Hosley has finished his work
for the Equinox Company and has
moved back to his farm on the west
road. His place at the Equinox is
taken by Cecil Bull, who has moved
his family from o. B. Coy's house to
the house vacated by Mr. Hosley.
Village president T.. II. Hemenway
has again been confined to the house
with gatherings in the head. For the
last few weeks Mr.. Hemenway has
had a well developed young hospital
mt his home but all are showing
marked and steady improvement so
that most of them are able TO be out.
The Offering at the Congregational
church next Sunday morning will be
for Near East Relief, the starving
Armenians. Rev. S. X. Perkins will be
glad to receive and forward any con
tl.butions for this object which may be
given him by any persons not present
when the Offering is taken.
Lester II. Thompson and family are
back at their home in this village
where Mr.. Thompson is steadily re-
covering from a severe attack Of pneu-
monia. Mr.. Thompson was stricken
while assisting in the care Of his faith
or and brother who were so i'll at the
Thompson homestead in the north part
of town.