The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-02-03

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Far Raven Hiah Fuaay evening
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Nh Ramsay Macuaughtan aad
NJ Mildred Dooley returned last
week from Boston whore they spent
ten dayc
vii az persons having papers az
the Tovn Clerks office 70 b. recorded
come and get them within the next
two weeks
The pipe line leading 70 the Equinox
harm Is frozen and quite a lot Of time
y being spent trying 70 get Il thawed
out and IN order cgain
Re sure and come TO the Community
Club dance this Thursday evening az
the Gymnasium Cox's orchestra is
going 70 furnish the music and good
time Is in store FOR everyone.
Several from this village attended
the oyster supper and dance az the
Union Hall in Sunderland last Thurs
day evening A good sum was Melted
for repairs 20 the Union Church.
Mrs. G. s Bennett and Miss Erma
Camradt we're IN Bennington Tuesday
afternoon where they attended the re
seption and formal opening Of the new
nurses home u the Putnam Memorial
Hospital
Tie Town CLERK wishes that all ex
service men. who have not done so,
would send their discharges IN to her
at once so that they may be recorded.
They will be safely kept and returned
when recorded
Mr.. and Mfs. Frank Norton Of Pros
poet street. have received word that
their eldest daughter, Miss Marjorie
Norton, underwent successful opera
ton for acute appendicitis Sunday last
in a hospital at St. Petersburg, Fla.
There win be a special meeting Of
Manchester Post No 80, American
Legion at the Pacific Engine House on
Wednesday evening, February 9th. It
Is earnestly desired that a large num-
Der Of members be present as there is
important business 70 come up.
Yesterday was Candlemas Day or
more commonly known as Ground Hog |
Day. That animal was able to see his
shadow without any trouble and by
now he IS back in his hole to remain
Six weeks more Of winter that
WIS predicted by his seeing his
shadow
A. r. MoFat has been confined 70 his
home FOR the past two weeks with
severe attack II ucuritis, but is better
Il pre- ent although not abe 70 be ont
The Indies ~ The Community Club
viii meet as usual this Friday evening
The hostcsscs FOR the month Of Febru-
~ are Mesaamcs r v Trull chair
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b Robbins. W. a. Moves, T. II
Thompson, George w Bennett and
Nj Anna Buck
The regular joint monthly meeting
II the Community Club was held at
heir rooms on Friday evening last
With about Is present All enjoyed 2
,leasant evening at cards, the follow
ng prizes being awarded after the
,layiug For ladies' first prize, Mrs.
!. c. Bacon; second prize, Mrs. g NJ.
Bennett: consolation prize, Mrs ]. D.
'urdy. Gentlemcn's prizes, FIRST, J. A. F.,
iosslcr: second, J. c. Bacon; consola-
ion. Edward Griffith. The door prize
vent to Or. L. +. Pierce After the 4,
Of sandwiches, salad, /,
IKE and coffee. a social hour was en-
Dyed. several selections were render
a by an impromptu quartet and a
tory about several Of the club mem
y