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The Alaska daily empire., 1922-11-16
CLARA PHILLIPS l
 GUILTY SECOND
 DEGREE MURDER
Stone Age Murder Jury Returns Verdict-Defend-
 ant Receives 1t Calmly.

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 16. - The jury in the case of Mrs. Clara Phil- lips charged with the murder of Mrs. Alberta Meadows, with ham, mer. returned a verdict this after noon of second degree murder.
 Mrs. Phillips Aeard the verdict without any evidence of emotion.
 She will be segtcnced next Mon day The penalty may be 10 years to life.
 According tosthe foreman of the jury, eight ballots. ftsere taken, eight jurors in favor p~t hanging the de fcndant with four Noting acquittal All three wonienh he srors voted for hanging Later e. rompromise was reached on secord " pgree murder
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-11-16
sT0sSI6F) CASE.

LOS Af|GE,LgfS,i NdY F'16 - That neighborlrocF gossip figured promin- ently in nthe yayins of( Mrs Alberta Meadows 19-Sear-oId widow near Los Angslek, guly Nla( which re-
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New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
1dnltnay 5alPH nf Gl1rtHttnaH Mrrrfranntsr
Ow Value GiDng Christmas Giung Opportunities
Ohwm@u Boil yT Tue
Books for Children

Books for Children
The ChrisfBias giff Of a book
gires more lasting pleasure 10
children than anything, for
children turn 10 stories they
learn 10 lore as 10 old friends.
Children's Painting and Draw
ing Books
full line from. -. 10 to 1.36
The Girls Easy Word Book, The
Boys Easy Word Book
attractively boxed
Each "A
Gift Books for Children in Illus
trAted Boxes-Little Snow-drop,
Yellow Dwarf, The Christmas
Tree ............ Each .of
Young Folks Standard Library
-Aesop's Fables, Treasure Isl
and, Grimm's Fairy Tales, Gull
liyer's Travels and
others ............. Each .44
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03


$l.68 Costume Serges. -. l.3O
54-ineh-all wool-sponged and
shrunk navy and black.
DRESS GoODs-MAiN FLOOR.
S1.95 Charmeuscs. cs...... .l.52
40 inch-bright satin face
street and evening shades, also
sILKs-MAIN FLOOR.
IL ct. Nainsooks.. ......... IL
SO ineh-suitable for all family
WHITE GooDs-sLAIS FLOOR.
Is ct. Bleached Domets. .. .12la
20 inch soft downy nap
Observation-Disclosures
81 ct. and 81 ct. silk
and Cotton mulls. ....... "a
50 inch-various shades Of blue,
green. pink, lavender, hello.
ete.-high lustre-for street
and evening wear.
WASH FABRIcS-BAsEMEST.
l9 ct. Outing Flannels. 49,. 1874
!. Fleeey nsp-suitable for under
garments for every member Of
the family.
WASH FABRIcs-BAsESiENT. .
81 Ct. New Madras
Curtainings ......... .46
IS ineh-neat figured designs.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
S4.94 and $5.96 Marquisette
Panel Curtains. ..... 3.SS
2is yds. long antique, Madeira
and other lace motifs.
cURTAiNs-BAsEMENT
S5.24 Plaid Blankets for. 1854
7OxsO-hnished like wool-ya-
riety OF colors.
LASKErS-BAsEAfE
S24.00 to $500 Seamless
Wool Brussels Rugs. . 1888
s.3xiO.6 and 9x12 ft.--neat car
pet designs-tan, blue, rose
RnGs-FoURTH FLOOR.
IL CT. Women's
Cotton Hose. ......... .l2h
Hem top-blaek, white, grsv and
eordoysn-sizes Sis 10 10.
iiosiERY-MAiN FLOOR.
$z.94 japanese
Crepe Kmonos ...... .Z.44
Prettily embroidercd-sash belt
rose, copenhagen and light
KiMoSos-sEcoSD FLOOR.
sl.67 Silkataf Pettieoats. l.39
32 10 3s inch length-pink, Law
euder and blue flowers on black
PETTicoArs-sEcoSD FLOOR.
rs ct. Pure Linen
Crash Towelings. ...... .lS
Red and blue eolored borders.
TowELlNGs-MAIN FLOOR.
S2.27 Mems Wool
Mixed Union Suits. .....l.U
Medium and heavy weight
well.known make
MEMS USDERwEAR-NAIS FLOOR.
1924 Mems and Women's
Gloria Umbrellas. 49,. .2.S5
With fancy trimmed handles.
UsfBRELLAs-MAiN FLOOR.
l2I, Ct. Cluny Laess, yd. -. g
Various widths-white and eeru.
LAcEs-MAiN FLOOR.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
Another Shipment
Genuine Navajo Rugs
Direct from the Reservations

Handsome rugs Dhose bright, uOeu blended
colors and patterns especially in harmony
uoith the Christmas atmosphere, and Which are
particularly pleasing Christmas gifts The
prices are the Iowest possible for such fine rugs
Sizes about 26x50 inches to 4x7 feet.
Other Rug Specials
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
SILVERWARE

The entire family, collectively or individual
iy, lOiH appreciate the gift of silUcrware that
is chosen Difh thoughtfuiness of their desires.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-19
WHITNEY PAYS FORTUNE
FOR RACE HORSE
Two Year Old Colt, Messenger,
Winner Of Grab Bag
Handics2, Brings
900, 600

Sarascsa SPRINGS, \. NJ. Aug h.
hs.rs Payne Whitney has confirmed
he rspoFt of his offer OF tieo coe
10. tho two year old colt, Messenger,
who won the Grab Gag handicap here
on Wednesday over one of the best
sselds b. savenllss assemblsd al taS
meeting MAJ August lselmons do
parted for New York soon afscr inc
runniEg ~ ,ha Grab Rag. but u i
expected ha win return heFe either
to-day or Sunday. when he may
pass npon the Whitney offer
In the event that the latter Is sac-
cvsffal. Messenger win sulflil his
inv. niue sneasemeuls and shen be
ics I'D TO ihe Brooksasle stud
Messenger is chestnut S9lt b.
FAR Fay Mission. II ID an a ,a.u
ciA'lsn % the blood lines a. sen Is
his ra.iIg promise that has rrongi.
I'd MF .shisnsys Offer.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-19

ers, wns understood TO be on the
basis of Il grnilcmenS agreement
which those close 10 the confereeA
said would give due respect 70
the rights of the new men. This
agreement. IL was said, would
assure jobs 10 both the strllserr
aud the so-callcd new men, since
railroads and brotherhood otfini,
als have stated that they could
use 100 per cent Of their normal
shop craft forces % prepare for
the resumption of coal mining
and the transportation of q
bumper crop.
The whole plan, II was unef.
ficialIy indicated. would mean
that without any apparent mlr.
render by either the railroads o.
the shop craft, the strikers would
not suffer any more IN the long
run than would the usual work
efs after an Industrial struggle
Of this kind.
"A committee of nine executives
appointed 10 meet the brother.
hood men, listened 10 thus pfJpo-
-.
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roads took the proposal under
consideration,
Neither side would officially
/ disclose the terms Of the propo.
sition
In some quarters close to the
conferecs,it was said that accept
ance of the proposal by the
executives would result in the
immediate return of NIL strikers
TO their old jobs with full and
unimpaircd seniority and pension
rights IN addition 10 retention of
men hired since the strike.
The proposition, On the other
hand, was outlined IN other
quarters an providing for restor.
ation Of strikers as rapidly as
possible, with their seniority
rights TO be adjusted ultimately
10 the satisfaction Of all
The proposition IN these quart
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-19
ANOTHER STATE MINISTER
IS UNFR0CktD
J. @. Trotter Loved . Nurse and
Nurse Loves Him; He Stole
Money TO Give To Her;
He's In Jail

MeAl,sser. Aug n The Rev J
g Trottes. pastor OF the MsAhod ..
charth. south Of fiaileyviIle. who ;
gleld til ssiI rme on a charsc Of sm !
hyssliag sa zoo irom brooks Inssl,isa
of lIanshgrr..r xnast 1a Ea4 m
saeiA' setretsry suYrSNcers1r MS
creGentlsls as minister Friday oa
sespest ci Charles brooke. presll.ng
elder cl the McAlesser district 4
Prtlsrsnsry Set Monday
Trnslfr VIII No given 4 pre.imiha y
hearing Monday with Miss Audrey
canpbtn. nuro at Brooks Inst'tIl
who Is Jointly charged with the eh
begglcnrnt
Ny love for Mr. Trotter ia ua-
etang a and | expect to remain trus
To him 10 the end Miss Campbell
said ils6ay. There was no eIope
menl." she said, "and mono was CON
icmall'ra. Our relations were striesiy
~lfhlr the law. Thsra IA nothing ID
TIE chaiga OF embcaziemsnt as far As
know, Miss Campbell 80 NJ liberty
on bord
Trotter was arrested al EafanIA In
company nith the nurse several dal !.
~fter he had sent his wife and three
children to chaitanooga. Tenn. for
yislt.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-19
Great Oil Field Un-
der Sea, Says Log

, floating field OF oil three years be-
fore. reported mile wide oil stain
(which could be seen bubhllng on
the surface in thrss Jets"
Through the years that followed,
reports Of oil on the seas surface
hays come ut frequent Intervals
The hydrographlc office Tscords
show 20 such mariners observation
during the last 20 years. some %
them from points well north on capn
May. some far out In the Atlantic.
fjat the greatest number are cluster
Cd In the gulf southeast Of tho Texas
coast IN waters ranging from 800 70
800 fathoms In depth.
One observation was made about
10 miles off Galveston b 10 fathoms
and Others from that point out 10
the spot 200 miles from shore whsrc
the bulk OF oil float has Dssn notqf
through the Years In an srsa
measuring about 40 miles each p&y.
The navy Department sxafts
hazard no guess AZ 70 the expIana-
tion or these yeIow smcars on the
seas surface Some OF the ship
masters have assured THAI the oil
came from sunksn wrecks and that
seems probably In many isolated
cases. But thero Il no explanation
Of the repeated appearance OF OIL IN
the ons gulf region unless II comes
from sub-aA sushsr spouting .
mIIs bsesssh ~ suyfAcs,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-19

Ereof heip N carrying child a. have
noticed difference when DIDN'T take
It. ! thxnk you for this medicine xnd IL
! ever come 20 this pnant again DO net
want 20 be without the Vegetable Com
pound 4 gire you permission 70 publish
tAis itt6s 50 that all women can take
MY advice. Mrs Fred Miner, Box
l1i2 Chzrubusco. N. Y.
Its the sxnne stury over again.
Women suffer from ailments for years.
They Try doctors ard different nedi-
e.zaek but fed DO better. Finzlly they
take Lydla E Psakhxm's Vegetable
Compound and YOU cxn sce its value in
TIE case of Mrs Miner.
That . the truth Of the matter. II you
are sU8erTng from any Of the troubles
wursen have, you oagAt TO Try this med
iclne- * czn be taken in safety by yeung
O. CID - It contains 10 harmful erug1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-19

his raSsaxe slss~ush the strcet a
Qrotfacsea agony for All who have
ears that hear should be brought 20
bob. Likewise the saraee man who
shoald know betssr r~eo~ient is
in his favor toe the memory ~ man
recalls no time WHEN such dis
,ufber of the pmhlic pace has ss~eh
hailed into court. New Is as good
q time AZ any. however, 10 make a
AsarL
asnl the horn. tester " the worst
offender " all. lIe A the perRcn
Who saonld rewsve che full load oi
the public wrath in the mos, valncr-
ablc part 81 his make-up. lie IL sn
mnmitlgssed nuisance May hia tribe
dcsrcascl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-19
PERSONALS OF
: SOCIETY :

Mr. and Mrs E. Va. rarcw and
Nr ard Mrs Henry HlA and son os
Newkirk took dinner AZ the coansry
Cab last evening
TAe Eass (snshrfe W G. K q. Fad
; very profitable ms~ssns sAsars.ay
4s the acsas ~ NJ q F~-s The
candidates ter a. Anlns ele'r.son
ard some a the Ia, "a .. sAa vets
10 a~tsas the drss wwSS Diseased.
The oesessses of the county conven-
ton were elected and Mrs. II. l..
Aarner WIS made deAcgsse at largo.
Tsaex were collected and ono new
member, Mrs Hattie anrnsS. was
gainot-
NJ NJ m
Mrs. q. H. Mcusasth and Two
Shiidren resnrned sst nighs from
Henrietta where they have been
visiting Mrs Monsieths sister Mrs
D r MAhoaey for the paa tvs
weeks
" II *
The West Side W. G. r. L. wail
meet TAarsday efsarnccn at two
thirsy at the West side Methodist
charch Tbs IL fha animal ~..~..ss,,c .
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-19

Warrington. Aug ia score oi
years ago u skipper Of tbs British
steamer Etoiia cruising 200 miles OF
the Teaas coast and with more than
a mile of water beswesu the ships
Keel and the ocean floor passed
through patches Of oil on the sur
face Of ths sea.
The oil appeared TO hv bubblIng
lup from the sea" said q note In the
ships lox and since that day there
runs through the records Of the
neyy photographic Office repcatrd
reports u slrh oil signs at sea. sug
gestisg The possibility Of sub-sea oil
fields fi,at may never yield their
treasure Of enrgy 20 ths use of
mankind
The Etoih saw the oil smsars Ia
1907 and In the same year tho
steamer Duastsn. in almost the same
position. passed through stream
|of Kerosene all about 30 feet wide"
-Four years later the San Jacinto en-
countsred cioxs 70 the same locality
- layer Of crude oil: color dark
yellow; very strong Dtiorv and
steamed more than five hours At ~
Knots before the oil smear was left
behind
Again In 1sv the steamer Come
disn q : psins close ~ the position
wteEo ~ ~ Jaclnto picked ~ tho
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-19

Mr.. aud Mrs john rarruw stopped
over few hours thla morning 70
slsls their parents, Mr.. and Mfs y w.
rurrow on Harrison Avenue. They
were enruute from Kansas CITY, wherc
they attended tho National Florists
convention. % their home In OKLA
hnma city They spent rive weeks In
Nlawa, MINI where they enlosed fins
fishlng on Grand View LAX. and
gained. besides the enjoyable vacation
quite an amount os aynirdupols
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-19
A LONG SUFFERING
COMMUNITY IN REVOLT
tContinued from Page -


Bur there II limit at which for
'bearance ceases 70 he virtue and
that limit has already bocn reag he'd
IN the case of some notorious or
Tenders against the peace and tran
Qnility Of the community When a
mniorlst or mechanic blows a horn
'ncessanfiy fcr ygcsen aninaes IN
the heart of the business district. OF
opens his nausiier vide open TO at
tract attention. that ia much too
much. II is nothing in the world
save unre'iFsed misery Tor all folks
who hapi~n to be within range Of
the horns racket
The private mosorist who makes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-19

Nr ard Mrs :. Maine are siss,ins
r~sAfiwx in oklAhcsaA city.
MSs An&hs, iIinton who h@a been
the eacss u Miss rs~nces rhiillp@
hAs returned 10 her hSme Ia ycsie.
Frse litsstrpted Lecture
MIA RnFaAA r~vaar rsNgharrs cf
Washington, n, c. viii Ese free
sliassesea lecture next Monday
evening cn the N. 4 church lawn.
she cosnsw mnaer the sa&Acsw ni the
rsaer&sea ssahs of oashria. heweser
her lecture ycus >atssa'x Captta,'
viii BE- .sSsrucsive &c all; FEATURING
SNyss Development also Nsiacsstanal
opportunities. Her illustrations sho~
city plans STARVED under the direction
u u~cres Nashlsgseu by i.Enfans:
late rlans sponsored Nv she Fins
Arts Commission. and a few scenes
es Historic and olrselal Washington
Mrs. voeshoFsts writings are wsil
knovn 60 the rcaders az sAe Ladies
Home journal she will he a guest
Of Miss Brown at sai East Harrison
from SATURDAY evening untsl Tues.
day.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-19

II Matte bailey. widow III Arlsta
Bailey. who died In Winfield Kansas
IN isSs, or any Of her children viii
ral Al the Daily Leader office. vain
able infoFmaian will be- giyen tham
isirs fiailey worked in ready to-
wear department of Guthfie store
about ten yeats aeo Il Il said 10 you
know herr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-19

silAs Lizzie Gibson htn let the con-
tract for a residence on Warner ave
"a Contractor Alien "a be- erected a.
once II viii he loea.ed between the
Hart aud Lnhr residences Miss Gih-
son Il the aiencEraphcr ~ thu Chile
colt office. lone hotus black.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-19

Mrs William iiumpnwy, wife ~
Assessor Humphrey IA IN Irnid attend
Ing Seventh bay Adventist camp
meeting and "Rll' and the hoy are
batching aud cnjoslng themselves
cooking and housekeeping
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-19

tisand Secretary nruce of the Odd
Fellows and wife win SO 20 Carmen
tonight aud snend sunday a, she Ola
Fellows homo Al thai place returning
home Monday morning
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-19

|t,ackarhe ard had 10
|rellef from his nedi-
|cine. One day .
|nelghhor tod u,e
|ehrgt your Negcta-
he Compound and I
took II. II helped me
10 much that | wish
TO advise all wcrscn
TO try LYDIA T. Pink
bans Vegetable
|Compounc . fer fe-
male troubles and
laxrknr2,> III II =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-19

rstAer ~ an eli snsNed - <>sss
Ana hrinx rAxkvs az lussA Carr
|~Fi he~e ~ isseraresa ssAsna Al
Ten thirty.
a krcGp X frA~nax snc,udiax NJ
- Mrs. llsrss, and son. Mr. ~.
Aizs Ryro9 n4sea~aor. NJ. and Mrx
a. r Lewis Aaa Ms and Mrs Lloyd
s<ntx and - t0ck dinner u sas
ko1smy Gao A<t nsxkt
n = \
AnosA~w dinner g~rsy al The coan.
tfy c9ss yesterday ssealnx was vm.
POSED 0s the folkevsnx. Mr ard
Mrs. A. n Msrea. Mr.. end Mrs.
Ceorxe Paddock and Ke~aeSA Pad.
&oek. Mr.. ana Mrs |. lscseless and
poreshy and EagAr levless. Mrs r.
" rAdaoSk ef T1lsA ard Mrs sam
Ncser ard aanxhts~ Helen Marie N
Crsnafseld.
X * Il
la~ds Hho Delta Ente~<ssned
Mrs Crssaon TsIhare entertained
TIE LanaaA Rho nessas at her home
yesterday ~ltA delightful enc
ossaoeA lanehron. The members
Soaring Mrs rtfs~rss hospitality
wxre Mics Code Cook. Miss GLADYS
aoaes Miss Rnsh waalsms Miss
Mer~e NaaAersord aud Mrs. I.sis
Ealscs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-19

sitlon, hastily summoned gen.
eral meeting of thc reprcsentA
tlyes Of the lls roads, which
probably will be hrld here next
Tuesday then fixed the next
meeting with tho mediation com.
naiitce for next wednesday, III
this city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-19

w A Conner director u The estsN.
sion service ~ the state of Oklahoma IA
IN the city to-day ID lecture 20 ~
producers Of seed wheat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-19

ERthrr and Leonard Bruce are Wis
iting relatives in Monirose. Colorado
They will return home next week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-19

Airs. Jessie rcIlock lnesorcd 10 Stills
water today 10 take ap her rev 10.
ties in the extension service VI The A
a M. College.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-19

realize that ! had been reading 20 much
about the advantages Of the machine
which ! subsequently purchased One after
the other those messages had gotten into
my mind until when asked TO do 20 wrX
capable Of repeating them almost as Il
had been . salesman for the company
making that article.
However, I realized that the printed
message had not really meant 70 much to
me as the repeated appearance. Seeing
that article over and over again meant TO
me that many other women had reached
the point where they could purchase 1t
sooner than I and were well satisfied
with II.
Almost instirctively the thought took
hold Of me that when saw the name Of
product appearing again and again / could
feel sure that that product was living up
70 its promise could feel secure In
buying it.
II only all women would realize that IN
whatever they buy machines or furniture
clothing OF food dress goods or hats
jewelry or toys they may save themselves
unwise expenditures BY seeking the product
which through ~ adveri1}irg and behavior
after purchase compels It's thousands Of
custOmen TO say its good
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-19
GTHs WAS WRITTEN BY A woMAN)
ITS GOOD"

WAS nxing q wen known household article
when my friend came in.
Why did you buy that kind?'' she
asked
Because it's good told her.
She asked NE why. Without realizing
What was doing gxve her several tech
nicsl reasons for the superiority OF that
machine. hssed number o. its mechan-
ic1l advantages and one or more very
special conveniences that felt meant .
great deal 70 ne.
My reply surprised even myseh I had
not realized I knew so much about IL.
After l had recited my reasons TO her
analyzed nv firE answer, It's good
and found that snSwer typified al Of ths
specific things was able 10 recite about
the machine which / had sx . matter Of
fact recently purchased
II had bsen widely sdveYtised and I, -
q large buyer for household always felt
that any woman may Be guided 70 safe
and satisfactory Investments for her own
needs and line needs Of her family IL she
VIII but pSe the messages which The manu-
fsctursrs send 70 her in her Newspaper or
in her magazine.
Until had said. "it's good" ! did not
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-19
SUCCEEDS WHERE
DOCTORS FAIL


Churuhnscn. N. Vt was under the
oocars cxre for over five years for
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-19

nonald oliver ot the Commesee
Trust company 81 Kansas ,'lty a In the
city fcr the week .end. Mr. oliver y
the saest o. Miss Mekaaa s1orhes &
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-19

NJ. and Mrs. Byron Baishesor will
rasve into their beautssul new home
on Msst Sobse today.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1922-10-19

her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Re
gan at their home on Franklin
avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. G. u. Pray returned
to their home in New York City on
wednesday afternoon after having
spent the summer IN Manchester as
has been their custom for several
years past
Mrs Ramsay Macnaughtan, &C
eompanied by the Misses Helen 1.
Bowen and Mildred Dooley and J. c.
Mattison. are touring through north
ern Vermont and New Hampshire for
a week or So
From now on the Sunday evening
service at the CONGREGATIONAL church
viii begin at 7.S0 instead Of at soc
o clock. the time OF the service dur
.ng the summer months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel sehnacken-
berg returned Saturday to their
home in New York City after having
ipent a part Of the fan in this vii
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1922-10-19

lage at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
L. Randall.
George A. and G.. f. Lawrence
were in Troy, n. Y, Thursday where
they attended the Industrial and
Mercantile Exposition which was
held in the Troy Armory all last
week by the Troy Chamber Of Com
merce.
/ Mrs. Mary b. Buckham, Miss Ma
talie Noyes and Messrs. VIM. w. Lee,
Jr., and Paul II. Bullock, all teachers
at Burr and Burton Seminary, at
tended the Teachers Convention
which was held in st. Johnsbury the
latter part Of last week.
Miss Marion l. Bennett returned
to her home in this village on Friday
afternoon after having spent the past
two weeks in Providence, r. l., and
Waltham. Mass In the latter place
she was the guest Of her brother. o.
r. Bennett, Jr., and his family.
The annual meeting OF the Con-
gregational church which was to have
been held this Thursday evening. has
been postponed until next Thursday
because Of the inability OF some Of
the officers to be present this week.
Mrs Frank B Lay, Master Bobbie /
Lay and little Miss Betsy Lay left
Tuesday afternoon for their home in
Detroit, Mich, motoring TO Buffalo,
y Y. and going by boat across the
Great Lakes 10 Detroit
G. Horace King. who has been at
he Worthy Inn during the season, 4
eft Tuesday morning for Springfield. I
Mass He will remain there for a
hort time. after which he expects 70
70 20 Augusta. Ca, for the winter
eason.
Mrs. Rodney Lampson has sold her
Iouse on the Cross Road. which has
zen occupied By Miss Alice B. Fox
or a number Of seasons past, % ID
Irthur C. wooliey Of Hartford. q
,onn.. a frequent visitor to Mznches- ),