The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-10-27
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tor, wAz n town TUESDAY on business
o. Q. Fe.t has gone on = tao seess
vacation. |. fishing trip 70 Lake Bonn.
eaesn-
John l.. Gwen lolbei Mr. Giyea .;
their sumner home here the last q
the week FOR q stay u = few days
duration.
Mr. II. X Porter Who has been in
he~ York City and Chicago Tor aey-
eral days. returned home Tuesday AZ
ternoua.
Professor Cady Of Middlebury Col
legs, all close his series q i've ser
mons on Christian Living" Sunday
morning.
The Monday Club will meet with
Mrs A. ~ Reed aLtho home of Mrs.
6. A. Whit on Monday, October 5lst,
a. o'clock
Mr.. ard Mrs. C. II. Pray have closed
their home on TAoonic avenue and
have gone 10 New York City for the
winter months.
Miss Rhoda W oyis spent Satur-
day and Sunday at her home in this
village, returning Monday to her
studies at L. v NJ.
nr. and Mrs. Frederick Westerman
will close their summer home, West
mount" on Friday and leave for their
winter home in Chicago.
A furry Of snow Tuesday with a
good hard freeze on Tuesday night
makes us feel that six weeks TO vim
ter slogan is growing more real.
Final big show Of the season at
Arcade Theatre, Saturday, October
18th. A Realart Special that promis-
Is to be a good one. Advertisement
Miss Gladys Richardson, who has
been assistant to the librarian Of
Mark Skinner Library for some
months past, his resigned her posi-
tion.
James Shuley, electrician at thel
Equinox House for several years, left
for a short visit at his home in SYRIA
cuse, N Y. before going South for the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Bradley and
Miss Bradley have closed their sum-
ner home here, River View Farm,
and returnd to Buffalo, N. Y, for the
winter.
Mrs. George Orvis visited her son,
Franklin W. Orvis at Princeton Uni
versity the last Of the week and was
present at the big foot ball game
Saturday.
Messrs.. A. c. orvis, W. Z. Pringle
and A. f. Moffat joined Messrs. Hard
and Wiley at the latters camp at the
Grout Job Saturday for a few days
hunting.
Mr. and Mrs. James l.. Taylor and
Miss Taylor have closed their summer
home, Lone Pine" and retained TO
Brooklyn, N. Y, for the winter
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Corwin p.
Rees, who have been guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. Bartlett Arkell for the past few
weeks, returned Monday TO their home
in Erie, Pa.
Miss Anna b. Buck, librarian OF the
Mark Skinner Library, was in Ludlow
the last Of the week attending the
annual meeting Of state Librarians
held there.
News has been received here Of the
-afe arrival at their destination Of
Rev. and Mrs. Sidney X. Perkins.
Their household goods also arrived in
good season. /.
+. II. Swift returned the first Of
The week TO Burlington where he is .
engaged in being a juryman at the
session OF the United States District :
Court being held there by Judge
Howe.
On and after October 18th, +. W.
Edwards will furnish milk to all those ]
desiring same at eight cents per quart, /
fou TO supply the containers which he
will take care Of for you. His tele- :
,hone is 45:15. 29-3w
The first church dinner Of the sea |
.on will be held this Thursday at 1890
,'elock. These dinners have been !
raining in popularity each season and
re deservedly popular and the public
re cordially invited.
Vim. S. Covert Of Rockville Center,
I. Y, WAS here the last Of the week !
md when he returned TO his home he
COX Mrs. George Smith with him to !
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