The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-12-14

Master GtatSs Ard Miss GLADYS s,ess
81 Dashy SER ihs r1cs's 81 hsa ispeis
Kuis Tessdsy.
Mr.. Bilecfensdnrf.r, the osiearsad
rhi ssihreyisi. ~1 rsiaersd II The isf
fsf eoepse a dsy, lss, ~esk.
III G Kllloa 81 Bellows Pals. GcnefA
M,ssxgr Of The prossntisl Life issurApes
Co. wAs In iown lasi vssk Wednesday.
--chas. A. gerkins, vho has bern work
leg for A. II. Psttibops, 10 no~ employed
10 The china department II the New fofh
story,
C. l.. psnch 10 AxAl1 eonnaed 10 bis
bone With bis old enemy, rheumaiisni. We
srisrd our ssmpsihy 10 this sorely siilse'-
"a brother.
Mrs. Lucy williams LET, for Piasts-
burg, n. ", last Monday where abe e.
pec,s TO spend the Water with her sister,
Mrs.. Roesri Prenilss.
Kendall Hard wsre Co., have purchased
u l.. X May oil The land and buildings
lying between l. Was store and the re'i'
issoe Of II. $. walker.
Bee, ladies' fuu and coats Of Levin'i
Bargain ss,rs, Manchester Depot. Ladies'
please call snd look Ut them. The Low
prices will astnnish you.
| Saturday evening Dec. oh was the
scene Of very epj y Able occasion. About
irty Invited guests net At the home Of
". and Mr.. John squires to celebrate th'
~ entieth anniversary Of their marriage
rbs guests we're received BY Mr.. and Mrs
| Souires assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Ben sher
| nan Altar about two hours Of social In
ssrcourse the dining room door was throwr
,pen and showed the tables jus, loaded
with the necessities Of life. After tn
| sussts were seated their wants were at
tended 70 by -four Of MAnchester's beauti
fui young ladies. Many cards OF regret
we're received from friends who were IN
able TO attend this Joyous occasion. Mr.
and Mrs. Sqaires were the recipients O
many presents among them being = beaati
ful act Of dishes given by their neighbours
there were many other useful presents
smoug which wass purse Of money. A
ten o'clock the company parted oil wishing
hon a. much hsppioess 10 the future ~ tn
nast haa brought TO them,
DORSET.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest West are 10 New
York.
-Mn, c. b. Gilbert 10 visiting her sistel
10 WilliAmstowr, MAss.
Alfred II. Gilbert has accepted posi-
ton - farm manager In = school 1t Thonp
sons Island In Boston hsrbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. N. Williams have re
turned from Piantsville, Conn.,, where they
have been visiting their daughter.
AT the apnual meeting Of the Maple
| Hill Ctmstery Association the following
officers we're elected: Trustees, G. N
Williams, G. B. Gilbert, G. N. Sykes, v
| G. Kent, j. II. sheldon; Auditor, Geo. h
Williams. The treasurer's report showI
that after all outstanding debts are pait
there will remain . balance In the treasury
Of about sl4O0, OF which $1,000 are be-
quests. only interest being used. The a.
sociation has spent about $500 this fall II
repairing the cemetery.
AT the annual meeting Of the Doriel
Cheese Association the following officer'
we're elected; president, c. N. williams
vice president, Martin Paddock; secretary
r. g. Stone; directors, o. Sheldon, VII
liam McWaine and Edward Norris; audi
| tors, /. A. Glover, 8. A. Gilbert and Burr
Harwood.
The officers Of tina Dorset Grange fol
the ensuing year are: Master, J. H. Shsl
don; Overseer, Henry harwood; Stewart
Burr Philips; Assistant Stewart, Elmel
Harwood; Lady Assistant Stewart, Mis-
Leah Chapman; Lecturer, r. g. Stowe
Chaplain, Rev. Q. L. Carhart; Gate Keep
er, Henry Chapman; Secretary, Austii
Phelem; Treasurer, G. r. william; Ceres,
Miss Sarah Kelley; Pomona, Miss Lsvin'
Edgerton; Flora, Mrs, Isabelle williams.
we copy the following from . syria
cuse paper: The election Of captain TO-
The 1905 football team Of Syracuse univer
si,y will take place at the annual footbal!
smoker to be given BY the retiring mana
ger, Cyrus B. Griffith At the Phi Gsmm'
Delta house on Tuesday evening, Their
has been no doubt Of the choice OF th
tom q, sny tine since the last election 10
II was a forfgone conclusion at the cleo
tIop last year that O. X. Harwood, VII
Ia. been left tackle on the eleven since b
entered college with the class Of 1867
ould captain the team In 1906. Harwoe,
bss peculiar record, one not tqualled b
apy other member Of the team. Since b
entered college be las played In ,ver
.ue but one. Since he entered he ha
r,v.r ben kept from playing because Q
II iurIes This 10 remarkable, for slthouR
/. leruus with the bail nearly ~ much a. Cd
uer that play behind the line he wears n
protection whatever. Hsrwoed hconcet
ed to be excellent timber for the csptaincy
lie comes from Dorset, among the Vernon
| or en- mountains. He was captain Of b.
"prsp" school tenn At the Troy Conferene
academy before he entered Syrscufe unive
Ivy. II ELECTED, be will be, with one 81
ceptior, the first captain that mace II
varsity team In his freshman year In
least five years.
ARLINGTON.
/. %. Z. Adams was 10 albany Monday.
Mics Ctcile Conroy 10 home III Wit
measles.
4, Miss Pauline Batchelder 10 III With II