The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-12-22


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Mz laahella Goldsmith 4 BzuniDg
ton. has bcea a guest f1r me days q
Mr. " A Noyes
Regular dinners at fhs QuaIity Res.
taufant viii be- 90 cents. commencing
Monday. Dec - Adver feucnt H6.-
Mr aa8 Mn Z. g. Wilcox and their
daughter Mildred, q the south pari
81 town. we're ID Bennington Monday
Mis Mari Porter and John p. Por-
ter left Friday afternoon Tor Chicago
where they will spend the Christmas
holidays
Miss Violet Richardson rs home for
the holidays from White River juno
ton. where she Is a teacher in the
high school.
Miss Helen Beeches u Bennington,
teacher in the grammar room Of the
local school. has gone % her home for
the holidays.
Hon. Edward Griffith returned sun
day morning from o several days bus
mess trip TO Tuxedo Park, y. y and
New York City.
a number Of men from this village
were in Bennington Thursday evening
attending a meeting q the Knights cf
Columbus Of that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Macnaughtan'
ST.. ass daughters. Elizabeth and Ruth
Of Boston. are expected in Manchester
for the Christmas holidays.
II is expected that Christmas carols
will be sung in this village on Christ
mas Eve. II is suggested that people
illuminate their windows with candles.
Mrs. Frank NJ. Pearson returned to
this village Monday after having spent
the pe.st month as the guest q her sis
ter, Ms. C. 0. Hard, Of Scotia, n. \.
While Cecil Bull was at work in the
Equinox woods on Monday telling
trees O sapliug snapped and twig
struck his nose tearing one side of it
badly.
Miss Ella Gray primary teacher in
the village school went Monday to
Springfield, Mass, where she will
spend her Christmas recess with rela-
tives.
Miss Rhoda ". Orvis Of U. V. NJ,
Burlington, will arrive home Friday
and will spend the next two weeks
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
J. Owls
For Christm, Whit present would
be more acceptable than the receipt
weekly Of the home news. The Man
chester Journal for one year $3.50. In |
Vermont $500. Advertisement.
Felt. the Village Shoe Dealer, wants
to close out a line Of mems dress shoes,
calf and tan. and offers them at $500 /
pair while they last Cali early if |
you want a bargain. Advertisement. /
The childreu's Christmas exercises
at the Congregational church will be
held Sunday morning at the regular
Sunday school hour from 10 TO Ill
All parents and friends are invited to
attend.
Miss Jessie Jean Bennett, a sophie
more at Middlebury College, arrived
home Thursday Afternoon last and will
spend the Christmas holidays with her
parents. Ye Editor and Mrs. o. r.
Bennett.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM w. Lee, Jr., Of
Burr and Burton Seminary, are the
parents Of a nine pound daughter,
Marion Elizabeth, born Saturday, De
oembcr nth. Both mother and child
are doing nicely.
Miss Marion L. Bennett, teacher
Of physical trimming in the public
schools Of Bayonne, n. j., is expected
homo Saturday morning to spend the
holidays with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. r. Bennett.
Miss Gladys Richardson who had the
TO drive several pieces Of
glass into one Of her fingers few
days ago. and from which She suffered
greatly for several days, is rapidly re-
covering and able 70 be out l.
The electric lights throughout town
wcut out Sunday evening about six
o'clock and we're out until nearly II,
Tue 10 q pole burning down along the
transmission line in Tiumouth The
inc was fixed temporarily and Monday :
afternoon the power was of for
couple q hours, while a uew pole was d
= up I
The ladies Of the Congregational
.hurch served an oyster supper in the