The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-12-01
MANCHESTER DEPOT

mrs. AimQn Adams spent hanks
giving 10 Rutland al the home Of hei
son. Kirt W. Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. W W Pratt enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Burr Of RUTLAND
Thanksgiving Day
Mrs Alta Sessions and daughter
Gladys. are visiting Mrs. Sessions sis.
ter, Mrs. Thompson, Of shelburne
Falls, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs Casper c. Bromley are
the proud parents Of a daughter,
Myrtle, born to them on Wedne day,
November BIRD
Cecil Davis, a freshman at U. V. NJ,
Burlington, spent his Thanksgiving
recess at the home Of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. b. W Davis.
Reginald Reed, a student at Albany,
N. ~ Business College, was a guest
Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs +. S.
Reed over Thanksgiving.
Harold 7, Bennett spent Thanksgiv-
ing Day with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. X. Bennett, returning to New
York City Friday morning.
Miss Jennie McNaughton of Albany
Business College, Albany, N. Y, spent
Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs James McNaughton.
Hon. and Mrs W. f. Andrews, who
spent Thanksgiving with DR.. and Mrs.
Fisher in Syracuse, N. Y, returned to
their home in Richville, Sunday.
Bargains on high class suits and
overcoats while they last Satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded. Jos.
ARGUS, tailor and clothier Advertise
ment. BAL
The Rebekah Sale will be held at the
Odd Fellows Hall on Saturday, Dec.
Bird, commencing at 3 p. m. A 35c
supper will be served at $780, Adver-
tisement. 34-1
Hope Lodge No. so, |. o. o. F., will
hold a calico and rube ball at their
hall in this village this evening. The
Community Orchestra will
furnish music.
Hon. J. w. Fowler, Mrs. +. j.
Fowler and son Warren went to Bur
ington Thursday last, where Warren
was operated On for the removal of
idenoids. DR. NJ C. Twitchell per
formed the operation.
The Manchester Water Co has ex-
tended its pipe line east from J. B.
Covey's home in order to accommodate
the three families on that road, Joseph
Morris, c. A. Bourn and William
Bushee. Mr.. Bushee had some difficult
~ in digging through ledge Of rock
and had to do a lot Of blasting before
he succeeded.
Rudolph Oleson and Mrs Mary Gen
arous, both Of this village were united
IN marriage on Thanksgiving Day at st,
Paul's Church by the Rev j. H. Mail
ct On Friday, November 25th, John
Z. Gleason and Miss Rose Generous, a
laughter Of Mrs. oleson, both Of Man
hester Depot, were married at st. |
Paul's Church by Rev. J. H, Maillet.
Word has been received here Of the
serious illness in a Philadelphia hos
oital OF Mrs. Frank Morris, daughter
n-law Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Morris
II this village. At the present writ
ng she is somewhat improved, how
yer While Mr. Morris was with
Mrs. Morris at the hospital, the hot
water boiler in their home burst, doing
considerable damage.
Among those who entertained for
Thanksgiving, and their guests were:
AT Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Mattison's,
dr. and Mrs. T. W. MCGOWAN and
'harles Amidon Of Richville, and
George Amidon Of Pawlet; at A II.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Edison
nd daughter Dorothy Of Bennington,
nd Mr. and Mrs. r. l. Lincoln and
laughter Mildred, and Mrs. Lancena
Slaekmer; at B. NJ Eldred's, Mr. and
irs. John +. Stockwell and Mr.. and
irs A. r Stockwell; at C. A Bourn's,
Alfred Roberts and Mrs Ella Lamp .
on 81 this village, and Mrs. Fred
raves Of Simonsviile; at Fred s
leeds, Mr. and Mrs Robert Smith
nd two children o. Bennington =
Alfred Roberts and Miss Majory
,ouru were supper guests Of Mr. and
Irs Walter Kelley On Thursday last
While there Miss Bourn was called to
he home Of Mr.. and Mrs Fred Z.
Iced. Or entering the house she
ound herself IN the midst Of about 80
riends ard neighbors. gathered in her !
onor. While Miss Boarn was greet 3
x her friends, her namesake. little :
Iarjory Smith Of Bennington, wheel .
I 3 daintily trimmed doll carriage
lied with packages. into the room. /,