The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-01-13
MANCHESTER

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Berningian o. Sa,aF3ay iaa.
Ms Ellen Tu.lie was called u
nE7n Meresy hy the illness = ~
twiu daughters n Mr and Mrs. John
,. Tuiiie
Ma Chsrlrs 4 Randall. who has
been confined 20 her home with = g.
we're cold far several days, Is better II
the present writing
Miss Dora Clark. County Health
surre, Is spending several days this
week IN toun on work connected with
ber department
The Monday Club will hold IL next
meeting on Monday. January l7th.
With Misa Edna orvis Al Burr and
Burton Seminary.
Miss Mary h. Gleason Of Troy. ~
Y. was in town for a couple Of days
the latter part Of las, week on bust
ness connected with her property here
Mr.. Ramsay Macnaughtan and
Misc Mildred Dooley expect 70 leave
Friday for 3 ten days visit with rels-
tivos In Boston and vicinity.
Burr and Burton vs.. Brandon High
At the Gymnasium, Friday, Jan. i4th,
at p. m Admission 25c and 35c, tar
included. Remember the date. adv
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos b. McNairy Of
Cleveland Ohio. are spending a few
days In Manchester. looking over their
new home which is being erected here.
The following are letters advertised
at the Manchester postoffice on Janu-
airy 10th: d. Eitapenee, NJ James
Greenough, Mrs. Edward Stevens X.
J. orvis, Postmaster
Frank yetal, who for a nurnber OF
years has lived in Andove-, ~ H., il
a guest for some time Of his son and
daughter, David Vetal AM Mrs James
c Gray, at their homes n this village
Next Sunday evening at 1880 at the
Congregational Church. DIR. Henry W.
Eliot, the district health officer, will
give n talk on matters concerning the
public health. A cordial welcome TO
all.
The hi-weekly lunch given by the
ladies Benevolent Society Of the Con-
greg itional Church was held Wednes-
day Of this week instead Of Thursday
As usual the attendance was very
good
Hon Edward Griffith received post
card shower from his many friends in
the village last Friday, the occasion
being his 50th birthday II is under
stood that quite a shower fell upon
him.
The Burr and Burton basket ball
team expects 20 meet the Brandon
boys az the local Gymnasium on Fri
day evening The same evening the
Girls team expects TO play the Rut-
land High School five IN Rutland.
The auditors Of the Town Of Man
chester will meet Friday, January %,
for the purpose Of auditing the
aeeounts Of the town officers for the
past year An persons having bills
against the town are requested to sub
nit them at once. 4O-2
We have been treated 10 some rath-
or fine weather during the past week
Quite bit Of snow Of the wet variety
fell Friday night and Saturday, patch
ing up the sleighing. Sunday, Monday
and Tuesday were ideal days for this
season OF the year, the thermometer
lowering close 20 zero at night and the
sun warming things up in good shape
during the day
News has been received here Of the
death in Maplewood, n j., on January
10th Of Miss Mary Peabody Colburn
Miss Colburn was native Of Pitts
ford and her remains will be taken
there for interment She taught at
Burr and Burton Seminary for two or
three years while John f. Colburn was
head Of the Seminary and will be
remembered by many in
this vicinity.