The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-01-06
MANfgrSrrR

PRED A Cesk - ArlHFtau. uas 4
visitors q ffends 10 tosa the FIRST y
ne Nofk
M LacB q Valentine e Troy =
II has bocn glea for several days
= Won and Nrs Lovciand Munson.
Mr. and Mr. 3. ? Hzmlin snd son
Charles. Who spest CHRISTMAS with
Nm Haniint parents in Hyde PARK.
hss. retained home.
niss Violet = Richardson. ~ho
spent Christmas ~ith her mother and
sisters IN this village. returned Friday
20 hef duties IN Hartford
Mn orrin "a Boynton AS called 70
brooklyn. \. \. "Wednesday b. the
sudden death = her mother She left
on The sleeper "Wednesday morning.
Mr. and Mr. Geo. A. White and Mr.
ard Nrs Albert ~ Reed have closed
their home herr for the balance u the
winter and have gone 20 Boston for q
season.
Mis- Rhoda W Oryis, who has been
spending her Christmas holidays with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. r J. Oryis,
returned TO her studies at U V. NJ,
Burlington. on Monday,
Hon. and Mrs. Walton r Andrews
and Mr.. and Mrs Otto r. Bennett left
Tues ay morning for Montpelier for
the session Of the Legislature which
opened Wednesday morning. at 10
o'clock
Miss Sylvia Lyon returned 10 her
studies at Middlebury College on Mon
day afternoon after a two weeks VA
cation al her home here. Miss Jessie
Jean Bennett returned on Tuesday
morning
Mrs. G.. S Bennett entertained sew
erai ladies Of the village at tea at her
home on Thursday afternoon in honor
Of Miss Mary A. Baker Of the Putnam
Memorial Hospital in Bennington.
Mrs. Mary F. Way leaves soon for
Springfield Mass, where she will visit
her daughter. Mrs. s. ]. Way, and
family and from there 20 to Chicopee,
Mass, where she will visit relatives.
The town schools opened their doors
on Monday morning after two
week. yacstion for Christmas and
New Years. Burr and Burton Semin-
airy resumed its sessions on Tuesday.
Mrs. A. r. Martin and Miss Pauline
Martin left Wednesday for New York
City where they will spend few days
before going to the Hotel Bon Air,
Augusta, Ga, for couple Of months.
Mr.. Martin accompanied them as far
az New York City.
The Village Community Club have
ma,ie arrangements for dance'at the
Burr and Burton Gymnasium on
evening, February Srd.
Coxs Orchestra will furnish music
and a good time is assured all BE
sure nd save this evening for this
event.
Clifton 2. Kent Of Dorset wishes to
announce that he has gone into the
real estate business, with offices in the
Colonial Theatre Building at Manches-
ter Depot. He will DO a general real
estate business, buying. selling, rent
ing and exchanging Mr. Kent re-
rently sold the ]. d. Purdy farm. adv
The dance given az Burr and Burton
Gymnasium By the Burr and Burton
Athletic Association was success in
rverys way. A goodly number Of the
Students and townspeople were there
and thoroughly enjoyed the evening
Murray's Orchestra furnished the
music The proceeds will 20 70 the
athletic association.
Mrs Ramsay Macnaughtan and
Miss Mildred Dooley went 10 Albany, |
n. Y. Monday where they spent a
,ouple Of days. returning Wednesday c
accompanied by Miss Helen Bowen
nd her mother, who have been spend I
ng the holidays with Miss Bowen's q
lister in Cleveland, Ohio.
Oscar /. Hascy OF Albany, ~ "
we'll known in Manchester as having
,isited every summer with the family
y Mr.. and Mrs. Horace G. Young. died
last at the Murray Hill