The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-11-03

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NAscnrsTtR CENTRE.
-Rtas Gnyes pew Advertisement.
all Interest you.
Mr.. Ard Mu. ". u. Roberts we're Il
Rullsnd sunday.
| -R. b. Smith sdyeriisesa sp4 cial sale o
ds.irsbie goods. Read IL.
Mrs. May v. Dsahe has returned iron
viii 10 her ,oa In MidiIeoury.
Mr.. Hsnlos had his limb quite badly
injured In The Norcros, mill Saturday.
The Young Ladies Society will meet
this week 10 the vestry F.itsy afternoon
Rev. 5. Brown was 10 Bennington
last Friday and spoke at the s,ldiir,
Home.
4
rey have been ylsliing their uncle, John
Gllfesthu.
Another spsc'al meeting Of Hope Lotge
No. 80, /. O, O. Y. 10 called for this Thur.
day evening.
Las, week the ladies' OF the Methodist
society met With Mrs. Harry Adams. Next
week they are TO meet with Mr.. Jennie
Hillisrd.
Subjects for ntI. Sund " al Methodist
church, morplng The Cup Of Ge,hsemsne.
In The evening a patriotic sefyee will be
held 10 connection with the Presidential
election.
| Mrs A y. sml b and Mrs J s Brown
represented tho Manchester U6ion at the
State W. c. r. L. Convention held last
week at North Bennington.
John s. Batcbelder, a j,weler Of seve-
raj years experience In the city Of Haver-
Hill, Mass, 10 nicely located with his fami-
| ly, in the house OF Mrs. Ellen Norris.
The regusr monthly meeting Of the
Bsptis, church is held Saturday afternoon.
The members Of the church are asked to at
tend. The ordinance OF the Lords Supper
will be administered at the morning service
Sunday, Nov. 6.h.
Through the columns Of the Journal
the bard wish to thank all who helped the
good cause" by attending the concert and
ball last Friday evening. The band will
hold another dance mex. week, Friday
evening.
-Df. and Mrs 4. l.. Wymap, who have
been 10 Boston the pest two weeks re-
turned Monday afternoon. DIR. Wymsn 10
suffering from nervous exhaustion and 4 ads
himself unable to take up all his work He
will be Obliged to corfine himself to the
lighter and les, eIsc,ing duties Of his pre-
fession for a time.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
Robert Anderson 10 havirg his house
painted.
--Mrs.F / Farrum Ia visiting relatives
In Massachusetts.
e ?. sImords /, stopping with +. |
Farnum for the winter.
Mr.. Coomer Bourn Of Sardy HIN. Y.
ls visiting friends Ia towr.
Mrs. Mslvln Gillette of Argyle, N. Y,
Ia In town visiting her sons.
Clarence Curtis has given his house
dressing Of paint which adds very much to
the APPEARANCE.
Walker & Son will close their cider
mill Nov. 10Th. All persons having cider
there must take II away.
jerome Gleason, X. II. Linsley ard
Andrew Turner attended the funeral OF
Patrick Mcbride 10 East Dorset last Friday.
Mrs, Page and daughter Stella started
Tor their home on tuesday. The will stop
II Hoosick Fails and other places on the
way.
III. Lambert who has been In the meat
business here viii bis brother has been
obliged to give It up on account Of his
ieslth ard has returned to Cambridge, N
T., his former home.
Shirt waists, ak waists, evening
waists, wrists ready to wear, beautiful and
attractive, elegance and economy In the J
anne garments. We invite your particular I
attention to cur affection. The New York ?
store.
Arthur c. Moore, Of the firm OF Moore r
0webs, OF Barre, W., formerly Of this 4
lace, was married to Miss Mary A. Falon, /
october Is b, at ST. Monica church 10 that 6
lily by Rev Ff. p. N. MsKepna and left A
n the same eveLlng for New YJik and
'ther points. II
Andrew j. ki.burn died at bis late n
ONE Tuesday afternoon at $50, after an q
lness OF three months. He leaves three d
sughters, Mrs. C. W. Mitchell Of North I
Idsm,, Mass, Mrs. J. Byers and Mss b
race Of Pi,tfheld, Mats. and two sons,
ohm q Bridgeport, Conn ard. Victor II.
.ilburn Of Port Chester, N. Y. The bur- y
II will DC Thursday moInifg at 10 q. m,
rsyer NJ he iouse ard aryices 1t the q
spllsi thu'ch.
-PAtiisk Mcbride member OF Skinner Il
ost No. "A. q. A. r. died st bis home In A
ouih Dortet, October 2G.b, his funeral
~ held At 81. Jercme's caurch, East Dor. y
II, Friday October 18th. Comrsde Nc y
rice Was veteran OF The Civil War hav-
q served three years In Co. b, i5h New
ork Vols. Bis age ~at GO years. Mem. =
rrs Of Post "a sitetded biz furerAl. y
AT meeting Of The Comrades Of shin. !,
~ Pos, No. "a, GA r, ihete resolutions :.
ere adopted: -,
Ets0lotd, That we the members Of skin. !,
er Pest No. ~, q. A. Il desire TO extend -
lr heartfelt sympathy to The family Of n,
IN late eemrsde John Bull in the great