The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-01-20
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at Calharn Heasa. Friday. Jan e ~
Tie infant son 81 Hen. ard Msa
EaN4 Geash has beea SICK fer ~
pal few days
Rev ]. II Maules, who has beer
Suffering far the past seek with q
cold. is ahle q b down town once
rzcrt
Ii spite az he very bad weather On
Friday evening. about thirty o. the
lsd.es Of the Community Club came
cut for their weekly meeting A good
time Nss had bs Ell present
The County Red Cross Nurse. Miss
Dora CLARK. has returned 70 Benning-
ton after having spent week in town
doing work in the schools. While here
abe stopped At Mrs. NJ +. Cross.
Mr. Fred c. Rowe of Manchester
Ce7tcr. and Miss Anna .. Buck Of this
village. spent the week end with their
brother, Walter G. Buck and lis fam
is 1t their home in Schenectady. n. Y.
Warren Adams and Raymond Jes-
sen were IN s.. Johnsbury for several
dAys the past week attending the
Older Boys Conference as representa-
tives from Burr and Burton Seminary.
Mr.. Adams WAS elected assistant sec
Rotary u the Conference.
The auditors Of the Town Of Man
chester will meet Friday, January rs,
for the purpose Of auditing the
accounts Of the town officers for the
past year All persons having bills
against the town are requested to sub
mi, them al once. 40-2
Louis r. Martin has returned from
Burlington where he spent several
days last week attending the sessions
Of tie annual convention Of the Yer
mont Maple Sugar Makers IN eonjunc-
lion with the convention Of the Yer
mort Dairymen's Association.
A chimney fire at Cecil c. Bulls
home Monday afternoon which in a
short time would have been more dis
astl'ous was caught in time to prevent
sny damage being done to the house,
although the paper near the chimney
in one Of the rooms caught fire wheh
cap in the chimney came out.
The Rev. s. X. Perkins was in
Brookline and Weymouth, Mass, for
several days last week whittier he was
called By the sudden death of his
aunt, Mrs. Hattie f. Lyon. Mrs. Lyon
will be remembered by many about
this village as she spent last winter
with Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins. She was
in her SIND year.
News was received here Monday Of
the death on Sunday at his home in
norristown. n. j., Of Lloyd saltus az
the rye Of 81 years Mr.. Saltns Ind
been in poor health for some time.
The funeral was held at Morristown
on Tuesday morning. Mr. and Mrs
Saltus were for several years summer
residents of this village, occupying the
Payson Wild cottage.
The executive committee q the
Community Club held a meeting Fri
day evening 70 make arrangements
FOR the dance which will be given by
the Club at tho Gymnasium on Thurs
DAY evening, February 3rd. Commit
tees have been named for the occasion
and a good time Is assured MI who
rome out on that evening. The Club
also plans to given a Dickens Night,
D obsbly during March, at which time
four short acts adapted from various
II Dickens books will be given by
Gel people.
Judge Edward Griffith has acquired
an interest in the long established in
suranee business which has been in the
Fowler family for over seventy years.
The business has been Incorporated
Inder the name, Manchester Insurance
Agency. Inc, and the incorporators
IRE Joseph w. Fowler, Helen X.
Fowler and Edward Griffith. The
Phoenix Insurance Company Of Hart
ord. Conn, one Of the Oldest and I
argest insurance companies in Ameri- J
a.. has been added TO the long list Of
companies represented by this agency.
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