The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-10-20
MANCHESTER


acme tine this coming usek.
Mrs Leon 2 Wiley returned Tues
dzy from a weeks v.fii IN BoF;on
Hen. r ~ Holden q Bennington,
as in town on business Friday last
Mr. Chas Buck l. having q
piazza built ~ the south eide y her
house.
M. John J. G1nther Is here Ter a
couple q days 10 see about the grad
ing o. her la~nf
Gov and Mr. james Hartness we're
over night guests Al the Worthy Inn
Ia, seek Wednesday.
r. II. Dcrrah Of the Vermont Hotel
Mems Publicity Bureau, vas IN this
village Tuesday on business
Mr.. William Ritter closed "Yesier
House" this week and has gone 10
the Ritter Washington home.
Mrs. Lester H. Thompson and chill
dren were Sunday guests Of Mr.. and
Mr. Plyun Stannard In Dcrset
For glasses see slader, optometrist,
NJ Colburn House, Saturday. October
22d. Advertisement.
The prize Of the as piece Blue Bird
dinner set, given By the Colonial
Theatre. went 10 Mrs. c. A. Rich
F. II. Swift IS home from jury duty
In the L. S. District Court, having
been excused until the 18th inst.
Last week Wednesday night and
Thursday morning this section exper-
fenced a freeze. the first Of the season.
Some more Of our marble sidewalk
has been smashed This time by an
auto truck driving over Three slabs
broken.
Messrs. w. r. Hard and Leon z.
Wiley left Wednesday for the Grout
Job where they expect to pass a week
or so camping.
Rev. and Mrs Dumont Clarke and
family left Tuesday for Lawrence
vile, n. j., where they will pass the
winter months.
Mrs. Albert Smith returned Tuesday
evening from Brooklyn, N. Y, where
she has been spending a couple OF
weeks vacation at her old home.
II. W. VanWagenen Of Morristown,
n. J., is making his regular fall visit
at the orvis Cottage, and incidentally
taking a fall out Of few cartridges.
Messrs. W. f. Hill and Ernest
Schnackenberg have returned to New
York City after having passed a few
days at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. l..
Randall.
J. T. Brown took Mrs. Brown and
the children to their Springfield, Mass.
home on Sunday, Mr.. Brown returning
TO his duties as manager Of the Wor-
thy Inn on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Mcclure and
son John Of Windsor, accompanied by
David Parker Of Rutland, we're Sun
day guests al the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank d. Mcclure.
Mrs. Robert F. Mcqueen is up from
New York City for a few days getting
the Mcqueen home, occupied TINS sea
son by Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Carr
ready to be closed for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Writers Of st.
Johnshury, have been in this village
for several days the past week, Mr.
Writers, an attorney, being here on
business at the Town Clerks Office.
Or. and Mrs. l.. +. Pierce are motor
ing this week in Massachusetts and
Connecticut. While in the latter state
they will visit Prof. and Mrs Ralph c.
Jenkins, former Manchester residents.
Miss Frances J. Fowler left Monday
morning for ST. Petersburg, Fla, for
the winter months Miss Fowler al
ways likes to get away before the
snow and to stay away until the snow
is all gone in the spring.
Did you happen TO see the eclipse OF
the moon on Sunday evening? Il was
a beautiful sight and one long to be
remembered as il is seldom that such
events have so beautiful setting as