The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-03-04
MANCHESTER
Alrs. ]. G. Bacon entertained d,
'Br d3e" last week Wednesday.

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Mrs. A. c. oryls has 'beon shut IN
with a severe cold iof a ew days
this week
Roscoe V. Towsley has recently in.
stalled hot water heat ng p ant II
his home
Mrs. George oryls cf Manchester
and New York city, Is visit ng friends
in Washington, D. c.
Mrs. Leon f. Whey and daughter
Lois, recently visited Mrs. Wiey's
parents In Middlebury
u. II. Hemenway went to Boston
Sunday afternoon, where he VIII at.
tend the annual hardware show
Miss Ann pettbone. who has been
seriously Ill AZ her home much i'm.
proved and able to be out
j. A. Gossler and his grandson.
Bobby Jones, Re visiting Bobby
parents in Montclalr, ~ ].
Mrs. y. =. Hamlln entertained the
Monday club at the rooms Of the Com
munity cub last Monday afternoon
Col. Fred b. Thomas Of Montpelier,
state tax commissioner, was n town
recently on business connected with
his Office
Henry A Calm has purchased the
Kennard farm at the South end of
the town, and took possess ON the
first Of the month.
/ Roger Hurley, senior at Burr and
Burton Seminary spest a Few days
last week with his folks in Benning-
ton
The Money cub met Monday at.
ternoon at the Community clue
rooms, the guests OF Miss CanGeld
Miss Mary Z. Robbins, who has
been confined TO her home for sew.
elal days has SO far recove.e Ell as to
be out again.
MI and Mrs. joseph ARGUS and
family, VIo have been in New York
city for a couple Of months, have re
turned to their home in this village
Mrs HIATT e J. Pyant, who has
been spending coupe OF weeks
with her father and sister in this vi.
lage, has returned . her ho.ne in
Boston.
Mrs II. c. Beebe gave a surprise
party at her home Thursday even
ing last week to Mss Pauline
Martin in honor OF Miss Ma.tn',
birthday
Miss Catherine Grf it'll was in Bur
lington last week to attend the an
nual Kake Wa given by the Uni
yegsity OF Vernon
Mr.. and Mrs. II. f. Way entertain
ed Dr. and Mrs. l. F.. Pierce at din
ner on Wednesday last week, Il
honor OF the l7tl wedding ann yer
sary of Or. and Mrs, Pierce
Rev and Mrs. ]. S. Brown Of Man
chester Center. have purchased tn
Nathan Cook property AZ the Cros
Road The house Is now occupied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher McWa!n.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Kinney an
Mrs. George La Plant were In al
bany last week to at end the wedd NJ
Of C1arles c. Kinney, IT,. and Mis-
r orence r. ARRAY o, Chatham, On
taric.
Misses Stella and Florence OF
have been appointed to the Star Di,i
ion in Freshman English at the I'm
yersity Of Illinois Less than Mt
from class Of 3lsS are put In thi
diyIs on for exec lence In Freshman
English
A Rhode Island Red len at Rite
farm completed tour OF setting OF
Is eggs for tie requisite number O
days on Tuesday and delivered /
chicks m is an even better re-,
Ord than made at this arm a coupl
Of weeks ago.
During Mrs. Cunalngham's recen
visit in New York City, she a.tent
ed an interest ng gathering at II
Misses Hoyt's. meeting there nun
Der Of old Manchester f'iends. anon
whom were Mr.. and Mrs. George Bu
ton Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Spe lmaI
daughter and granddaughter, Mr.
Jessie England and Munson Buto
and daughter Mr. Burton was q
rou.e to his class reunion at Yal
Un!yers t.
The marriage Of Charles c. Xii
ney, jr son of Mr. and Mrs. C.
Kinney Of this village. and Miss Flc
ence +. ARRAY % Chatham Ontari
!. Canada, took ace on Weduesda,
February 10Th IN Albany. The GER
mony was performed by Rev Titr
of the Method st church o. that cit
= Mr. and Mrs. Kinney came at once
Manchester and are keeping hou,
, in the apartment above telt's she
store. Mr., Kinney has recently b
come associated with o, G. Felt, h
; grandfather in his t1oe business
this village.
| O. G. Felt, the veteran shoe deale
1 royalty entertained thirty of 4
] friends in the village Saturday eve
ng, Feb 18th, at his store on Ma
| street Nh Felt has iust complete
! a large addition to his store and h,
! lrefnished the interior, preparation
! to adding a large machine for she
! repairing, and wanted the boys"
1 enjoy an evening wiz him befo,
J the machinery was installed. Care
I occupied the evening until nearly
| o clock, bidwhist and pedro beir
! played at seven tables AZ II o'cloc
/ q bountiful feed was spread ar
| all did justice to the eff orts OF Il
! aides, who prepared the repast
4 +, Martin then took charge of II
| situation and called on several mer
| bers present for remarks and on II
| village poet, Edward Girl fit, Il
an appropriate poem The host WI
| the last speaker of the evening an
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