The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-01-27

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after inventory salc Ser 80 nrw adv
on page six ads
A.bcTt & StoeiaFoil il able = r ou;
again after being confined 10 tie house
Tor several days ~ith q severe cold
TIE infss daughter - ~ and Mra
Peter Passera has been quite sick Tor
thc past fcw days with ua attack Of
hruuch.iia
M Minnie 2. Cross. who has been
scrioafy IN with an attack q bronch-
tl Pneumonia. is some better At the
present writing.
The Ladies Benevolent Society will
meet 10 sew from 10 o'clock 10 1
o'clock today. Thursday. The usual
bi-weekly luncheon wiil be served at
1880
III and Mrs Joseph ARGUS and
children Dorothy and William leave
today for Philadelphia. Pa, where
ley uiIl remain fer the balance Of the
winter
There will be- an illustrated lecture
IN the Congregational Church on Sun
day evening at 7.30 o'clock. The sub
jet will be Under Ceylon's Palms"
All are welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Way and daugh-
ter, Eleanor, are again az their home
in this village. for an indefinite stay.
Mr. Way came Thursday and Mrs.
Way and Eleanor came on Friday.
c. L. Randall returned Tuesday az
ternoon from Montpelier where he has
been spending the past week with rel
atiyes. While there he called on the
Manchester contingent in the Legisla-
ture.
News has been received here Of the
death in Brattleboro at the Brattle
boro Retreat on December Z, 1920, Of
Henry ID. Hall. a resident Of Manehes-
ter, who had been in Brattleboro for
the past four years.
The monthly meeting Of the Com
munity Club will be held at the Club
rooms on Friday evening Of this week.
The hostess committee for the month,
together with the entertainment COM
sittce, have a good program arranged
and a good time is assured all.
Mrs Allan Ramsay, a summer visit
or TO Manchester for more than 20
years. died at her home In New York
City last week. Mrs. Ramsay will be
remembered by many Of the residents
Of this village. One Of her benevolent
acts was the presenting to st. Paul's
. Church Of tho altar, which she gave in
memory OF her mother.
The Burr and Burton Seminary
boys basket ball team went 60 Brandon
Tousday afternoon where they played +
the Brandon High School FIVE that
evening. Friday the team goes to Rut-
land where they play the Rutland
School team Friday evening, going TO
Proctor Saturday whore they play the
team from Proctor High School Sat
urday evening.
We have been treated TO some more
good cold weather the past few days.
TIE thermometer has not been as low
as some previous days but a strong
north wind has been blowing which
has made the cold very penetrating.
II mas been very clear, however, and
in town the snow is nearly all gone.
The ice on Equinox Pond Is nearly
neady for the harvest and il is hoped
th.t some snow will put in appear
ance soon.
A business meeting Of the Conimun-
ity Club was held last Wednesday
eve ing at which time the eonstitu-
ticn and bylaws drawn up by the
committee named for the purpose were
read and discussed and finally adopted
by the club. Plans for the dance on !
Fcbru-ry 3rd were also discussed.
The tre1surer's report, which was read |
and accepted, showed the club TO be in
a very good financial condition, with
all bills paid TO date and good sur
plus in the treasury.
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