The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-04-07
MANCHESTER

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warden was 10 Manehesier saturday
o. business
NJ 7 = iarkin ard Sis Haze
Iarkin have returned from Short
vialt II Ecw YORK City
George l. ToNa'ey returned satur.
say from a several days business triF
10 Boston and New York City
News has been received here Of the
birth recently - a son % Mr. and
Mr. John A Mcclure, formerly Of
Manchester
Guy y. Butferhcid was in Bellows
Pals for a couple Of days last week,
having driven his touring car there 10
hs overhauled
Through W b. Edgerton. Mrs. Ella
r. Bourn has rented her cottage for
the coming season 10 Thomas Barron
Of New York City.
Geo. A. Lawrence, who has been
sonfned 10 the house by sickness for
several weeks past, is able 70 be out
and about the village once more
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph ARGUS and
children, Dorothy and William, have
returned TO their home here after hav-
ing spent couple Of months In Phila-
delphia.
Mrs. Louisa Graves, who has been
spending the past winter with her son
m st. Louis, Mo. returned 10 Man
chester Saturday and is at the orvis
Cottage.
Mrs. Bartlett Arkell Of New York
City, is spending several days in town
going over the extensive repairs which
arc being made 10 her summer home,
Point o. View"
Miss Ella Gray, who spent her
Easter vacation at her home In SUIT
ton. has returned to her duties as
teacher in the primary room at the
village school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Smith and Miss
Virginia, who spent Easter and sever
nj days following with Mrs. Smiths
brother and family in Brooklyn, N.
", returned TO their home here on,
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Minnie Cunningham and
granddaughter, Miss Ann Pettibone,
returned Thursday after spending ten
DAYS as the guests Of Mrs. Cunning
hams sister, Mrs. G. N. Reed at Cliff
ton Springs, N. Y.
Fred ]. HARDWOOD Of Rupert, was
guest Of friends in Manchester Friday
and Saturday on his way home from
Montpelier. where he has represented
his town at the session Of the Legisla-
ture just closed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto r. Bennett, who
have been in Montpelier for the past
three months, returned TO their home
here last Friday Mr. Bennett was
representative from Manchester at
the session Of the Legislature which
closed last Thursday morning.
The men Of the village enjoyed their
evening al cards at the Community
Club rooms on Saturday evening and
the prizes for Pedro for the month |
Of March were presented. G. T. Law
renee received first prize, w. G. Be
bee second, John Hanley third, and I.
f. Iarkin. the consolation prize.
Remember the Dickens Evening at
the Court House on Friday evening,
under the auspices Of the Community
Club. Four scenes from four Of Dick
ems books, together with the produc-
ton Of Nine. Jarley's Waxworks
Keep this date and be sure to be
there.
A formal petition is being circulated for
the appointment Of Otto r. Bennett, ed.
itor of the Journal. as postmaster for this
village His application for this position
was filed some time since with Congress
man Frank L. Greene but no action will
be taken on postmaSters Of the End and
lrd class Offices until the policy Of the Ad-
relative to such appointments
has been determined
I. f. Wiley has been spending