The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-11-29
MANCHESTER CENTRE

II Peiiibone. Manchester Dtpot, A i
ISnnh, West Arlington
kAscHEsrER CENTRE
u II, whipple hes been 10 Moptpel
Ter for the past tao weeks.
-Miss jamie Colbufo has returned from
. monih's vi.it 10 New York City
Rev add Mrs. John Browu " II spend
Thanksgiving Day 10 Albany.
Dr., L, l. Wymsn add daughter have
fetorped from iortnisbt's yisitin BJstop.
The Gard Club siIl meet With the
Misses Bradley, atIt Moo 'sy evening.
= Regular Com % INDICATION Of Adonitsm
0hsp,er. o. L b on Tuesday eve, log
neIt.
jam jameson Is 10 New York City
y ere be hiss gone to learn the birbers
trade.
Mt snd Mrs. Frank Warner OF Bfsttle
boro are visitipg their lighter, Mrs. vii
liam Bennett
The district schools kept session
last Saturday 10 order that they might
make the Thsnkgivipg' vacstion . little
longer.
% siug TO the absence OF the rector
there vas Icy service st Zion church last
Sunday. The regular services will be re
sumed next Sunday.
Mrs. Ezra Benedict and two children
OF Wsrrensbure, N. Y. have been visiting
her sisters. Mira g b Rove and Mrs Q.
l.. Bench.
The regular mobthly business meet
Jog OF the Baptist church will occur S,tur
day ct 2 o'clock, p. m. when important
business will need to be acted upon. All
mem bers are requested to be present.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Arthur Adams Of Pitts
field, Mass, Mr.. aud Mrs. Brsinsrd Nav
ton oi Everett. Mass and Mrs. Louis VII
cox and ,ush,er Edns, are with their
mother, Mrs. W, A. Adams. making are
uuion OF the family for thanksgiving Day.
Tho clothes line Thief has been at
work lately. Miss Corislins Keroher losing
some clothes in that way last week. Hith
srto, our village has been very free from
such snnoysncer, and II 10 10 be hoped
bat The culprits msy be found and pun
shed for their oiiense.
The residents OF the village rejoice 81
he resumins OF work at the electric light {
plant, temporarily though II msy be. We
,sve found 1t very dissereesble these dark
nights TO be wthou, the street lights and
rope that ttey may be continued through /
,ut the winter st lessi.
Mrs. Charles Baldwin died on Sunday q
morning last sf:er . short illness. Mrs. |
Baldwin had only lived 10 town 9 few
months, hsvias come here last spring from ,
Dorset bnt she vas greatly respected by I
hose who bad learned TO know her. The +,
nnefsl wss held from The house on Tues
10y afternoon, the Rev q. 7. Smart ofisi
ting, add the remsins were taken to
.snor, Mass 90 Tuesday, Tor intermen,.
MIR. Cyrus A. Roberts. one OF our old !,
1t ciiizsns died last Thursday night aged /,
early 90 years He was formerly one OF
ar prominent business men. being for :,
,sny years . merchant and postmaster,
o, retired from active business thirty
ears ago He had been 10 Ia ling health
u come time bat hi, death vas sudden :
I'd unexpected The innersl vas held Oh :.
ondsy, the intermeni being Ia the family
II Ia our cemetery. 10 the sbsence OF
,e rector. Rev. Mr. Brosp. Henry Il
,,ss Of Rutland read the episcopal burial
srvi,s. The bearers. slI relatives OF the v
we're Gsorss NJ Wall OF Las, u
osst. james Il Roberts oil Rutland and u
lillian II Roberts and George Gilbert Of 10
Manchester Three sisters. Mrs. Geo u
!. Dirtin Of Pioneer. o. Mrs. A l. -
iner snd Ella, A. Roberts OF Msnches 10
r, together With one brother, Willism 81
b.. Roberts Of Ssift, Ala , go -vive bin. u