The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-12-16
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for ladies ard childvn's hats AZ re
ducod prices adv So ?
Mr. Lezem Bovey ~as ealiei -
Norwich - the sudden death q her
SISTER. Mra Rosa b Grinnell
A. Hemeuway's, a full line Of Pyrcx
bsking ware d reduced prices Come
early 82-6w
Ms Albert Smith has returned
home after an absence n two weeks
81 her old home in Brooklyn. n \
Watch Night vill BE- celebrated By
che Manchester Community Club in
their rooms On Friday, December 8ist
Fancy china and glassware az re-
auccd prices for Xmas now a Hem
erw-y,s 90 CIV
Mrs. G S Bennett returned Wed
neday after spending 8 few Days in
Dorset 8, tic home - Mr. and Mrs r.
l. BIakcrd
John Hanley n this village, has
gone 10 Augusta Ca. whore he has
employment AZ The Hotel Bon Air FOR
the winter season
The Misses Jessie Jean Bennett and
sylvia Lyon are expected home this
afternoon from Middlebury College
for their Christmas vacation
Next Sunday morning At The Con
rregational Church there will be
O. stms music end sermon The
service viii be held IN the auditorium.
Miss Ellen J futile has just return
ed from d visit with relatives in Bos-
ton and Aelrosc, Mass John +
futile and family are located in Mel
rose
T. 4 Wiley. L. + Pierce and VIM.
r Pringle who were In camp az the
Grout job during deer hunting return
ed Saturday afternoon, each Of them
having shot deer
There will be a Christmas concert 1
wen by the children of the Sunday
school in the lecture room Of the Con
rrcgational Church Thursday evening
December 28rd, at p. m.
The quartet Of Manchester ladies
who left a week or more since for St.
Petersburg, Fla, arrived at their des-
tin.tinn in good shape and report
everything as very nice there
Chas. C. Kinney, who has been at
work At Shermans for several weeks 4
past. has finished his work there and
this week is attending court at Ben
nington, having been called as a juror
Miss Helen Bowen Of this village
and her mother, Mrs A. l.. Bowen Of
South Dorset, left Friday morning for
Cleveland, Ohio. where they are 20
pass the holiday season with Miss
Bowen's sister whose home is in that
city.
Speaking Of Chistmas gifts What
is more acceptable 70 that relative or
friend away from home than sub
scription TO the old home paper. The
Manchester Journal, anywhere in the
u. s.. outside Of Vermont, for $3.50
wear. In Vermont $500. adv
Notice Of the death on December s
Of Geo. NJ Within at his home in
whitinsville, Mass, has been received
in Manchester. Mr. Within was
nephew Of the late Mrs. Franklin II.
Owls and was frequent visitor 10 his
relatives here in town.
Mrs. Rosa b. Grinnell. oldest daugh-
ter 81 the late Henry Carpenter, died
At her home in Norwich, on Friday,
December 10th. Of chronic nephritis,
after a short illness. Mrs. Grinnell is
survived by her husband and one sis
ter, Mr.. Lezem Bovey, Of this town.
Rev. George T. Smart. for the past
10 years pastor Of the Newton High