The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-09-30
MANCHESTER

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NJ and NrA John 7. McRsy ars
loc.sed n Brzsiieeoro fsf ths present
Ms gsn, r. Perkins, u L0alos
spent Sunday u5ih her parents. Rev
sd Nh sidney X Perkins
NJ and Mr.. r. 1. Maxim laave Pr.
DAY Ter brooklyn. \. j.. where Ties
erpert 70 rcaain Tor the winter
IN frst useriing u The Monday
cies for ths season u 1922 vii =
hela ociobsr an. wish Mrs. z. z. Per.
kins
Rsnsnber the American Legiol
dance a. The Union Opera House this
fTturadayl evening Admission 5oc
plus laK- adv
" p. Andrexs and o. r. Bennett
left Monday afternoon FOR Burlington
uisrr they were in attendance al the
Republican State Convesaou.
Nh. and Nrs. Frank p. Mcclure
rnoiorcd TO Windsor and from there TO
the State Fair II White River June
tion. going OVER Wednesday morning.
NJ. and Ms. Walter X Hard spent
Sunday at the Grout Job in Mr.. Hard's
camp there. They returned home
Monday morning by the way Of Bond
Vile.
Mn Robert j. oyis, who was oper-
Ated on for appendicitis at the Putnam
Memorial Hospital couple Of wrecks
since, returned home Thursday last
and il rapidly recovering.
The ladies Of the Manchester Com
munity Club are requested TO meet a;
the club rooms this week Friday even
inf al the usual time viii al that
can conveniently come be pesen'.
r. n. Hemenway has just installed
a new gasoline pump Of the five gal
Ion variety This takes the place OF
the one demolished during the sum
rner my being run into By a runaway
motor car.
The annual meeting Of the Manches-
ter s. r. c. A. was held at the Court
House Monday afternoon. There being
no quorum present the meeting was
adjourned for one year, the old officers
continuing in office.
Geo. L. WOodcock Of Albany, for
ner we'll known Maneheste- resident,
was in this village Friday for short
time. MIR. Woodeock is still connected
wit lie telephone business and IS To-
Gated at Albany, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bowen Johnson
were callers ct this Office Thursday
morning. The Johnsons were touring
with friends and were on their way TO
Orwell. Mr. johnson is editor Of the
Franklin, Mass, Sentinel.
How'd YOU like to have the most
popular orchestra in Albany play all
the biggest dance hits that keep peo-
nile up so late? You can! Zita and
his fve-piece orchestra will be at
Corinthian hall, Middle Granville, Fri
day evening.
DIR. n. W. Eliot and daughter Har-
riet, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert c. orvis
and son Charles. Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.
Andrews, Miss Stuart, Mr.. and Mrs.
O. r. Bennett were at the Stratton
Mountain Club meeting at the Kelley
Stand last Friday afternoon.
The F1orentine Art Shop, which has
been occupying rooms in the Equinox
Junior this summer, closed Saturday
evening after a successful season.
Miss Grace Dubois, who had charge
after the departure Of Miss Constance
left for New York City Men
day afternoon.
A party consisting Of J. b. Wilbur,
Hon. Edward Griffith, A. c. Orvis and
o. r. Bennett Of this village, Hon. J.
W. Fowler Of Manchester Depot, and
Ernest II. West OF Dorset, left We'd
nesday in Mr.. Wilbur's car for a
couple Of days at the State Fair at
White River Junction.
John Nugent Of Troy, n y, an
nounees the engagement Of his daueh-
Ter. Miss Laura Patricia Nrgent, 10
John j. Keefe OF Troy. The wedding
~ill take place the latter par, Of Octo-