The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1922-02-16
MANCHESTER

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ton o. thursday
Mr. ard Mr. Walter = Hard ser,
n Ruiiafd thursday last
Per glaFses fce siader. 0ptometnst
a. Calburr House saturday, Feb p
Advcrtlfemeui as.
Mu X n Puriy, Who has beer
quite ~. has 70 far recovered a. 70 Be
able 70 b. out riding
Mr. ,. c. Perkins Is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. ChaE o Hard IN SEQ
ia. n y for a season.
The Road q Ambition" Sili be The
pictgr, feature AZ the Arcade Theatre
neEt Wednesday evening
Lester n Thompson a. the Journal
staff has been laid up FOR Few days
With the prevailing illness.
Mrs. Fred Harwood Of Rupert was
in town last week assisting TO care for
her mother, Mn r II Purdy.
There seems 70 be a good deal Of
sickness about town at the present
time. mostly colds Of a grippy nature
and tonsilitis.
Master Lester II Thompson, Jr., has
been suffering from an acute attack OF
tonsilitis accompanied by an abseess
IN his right ear.
Felt, the Village Shoe Dealer, will
commence a reduction sale Of leather
goods On Monday February goth. for
onc week Advertisement. s5-l
Mrs. G. II. Wyman has returned 70
her home IN Dorchester Mass, accom-
panied by her niece, Miss Helen Hub
bard. who will remain in Dorchester
until Easter.
Quite a party from this village went
to East Dorset Friday night TO see
play put on by a local troupe from
Dandy. There was dancing after the
entertainment.
The ladies Of tire Baptist church will
serve a chicken pie supper in the
vestry Of the church Thursday even
ing. February rs. beginning at $3.50.
p,ice &c All are invited adv |
Mr. and Mrs. Guy +. Butterfield and
daughter. Barbara, who spent the past
week with Mr.. Butterfeld's parents in
Chester, returned 10 their home in this
village on Monday morning.
There was quite large attendance
from this village at the "old Folks
Dance" held last Thursday night at
the Opera House at the Center. There
we're about fifty couples present at the
dance.
FIJI. Gregory, superintendent Of the
Ritter farm, on January nth set "a
eggs end from these 10 chickens were
hatched on February 7th. Pretty good
work considering the weather condi-
tons existing at that time.
Professor Harrington Of Middlebury
College. gave an excellent sermon at
the Congregational church at the
morning service last Sunday morning.
The regular service will be held this
Sunday at II o'clock. Sunday school
will be held At 10 O'clock
Miss Ann pettibone is seriously Al
with influenza at her home in this vii
lage. Her grandmother, Mrs. Minnie
Il. Cunningham, who has been spend
ing several weeks IN New York City,
has returned home TO care for her,
Mr.. W. j. Crawford has assisted in
her care for several days.
This winter has been an extremely
busy one in town in social way for
Il seems as though there was some
hing on the boards for nearly every
night IN the week. II it were not for
our rigorous and vigor giving climate :
se would be cali in" by spring. In Z
stead Of that we all feel the better for i
Z. III
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. l.. Randall, who z
nave been out Of town for several
weeks past visiting relatives and c
friends in Massachusetts,, New York h
1ity, Washington, ID. c. and points e