The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-09

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est r. Lipcoln, Theodore Swift.
The nnt meeting Of tbs Christian Bro
shssheod ga held n the psrsonaxs LOST
Monday evening, and so'~itbstandilx ths
ssefmy day ard the threatening sight. over
twenty we're preset ircledlnx the ladies
sho most secepisbly furnished the enter
iaIamen. for the evening, and thus gave
TIE men = good acid OF. Messages OF
,ympsIhv apd goodwill were sent from The
brotherhood to Mr.. A. O. Purdy who 10
I'm Ia the Aibspy Hospital and also TO Mr..
o. \ Bryant who IL 10 the south The
nsst meeting viii be two weeks hence
when Rev. G. l.. CarhArt, Of Dorset, wii
speak on his recent trip TO Egypt and
syria.
--Bya deal contaminated Nov. i, TIE
Northampton Daily Herald, heretoforeipub-
lished by c. A. Pierce a Co., passes into
the hands OF the Northampton Printing
AID Binding Company, recently incorpora-
ted. Actual possession Of tbs newspaper
plant, by the new proprietors, however,
will not take place until Wednesday, Nov
embcr 8. George Y. jerks, Of Holvoke,
publisher Of The Evening Telegram OF that
city, who 10 the president OF the new CON-
pany, will be the editor-in-chief and mana
gei Of The Herald. C. A. Pierce was the
founder Of The Manchester JOURNAL, and
lived in town for good many years, going
10 the war from here, He sold the JOUR
NAL and bought the Bennington Banner
and ran that paper successfully for long
time and sold that paper some years since
and bought the Northampton Daily Herald.
We have not heard what Mr.. Pierce intends
TO do, but As he's Alwsways been actively
engaged In one way or another 1t IL safe TO
assume that be will not be idle very long.
MANCHESTER CENTER
Merit Barrett was 10 town Monday.
-. X. Bstchelder WAS 10 town Sunday.
Fred Bentley Of Fowler was home
Sunday.
Mr.. Farnum Of Arlington WAS In town
Tuesday.
The Battenkill Valley grange will meet
Tuesday, Nov. Hth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ames are taking
an extended carriage drive.
The Methodist society met with Mrs.
Ben Sherman Wednss dsy.
Mrs. Horace Williams Of Arlington 10
visiting friends In town.
Miss Marie Church Of Burlington 10 the
guest Of Miss Maud Fisher.
Mrs. Richard Dean who has been visit
Ing In Arlington has returned.
We're Taylor and family Of Greenwich,
N. Y, are visiting In town. 4
Miss Augusta Kent who has been Wis
iting In Sunderland, has returned.
Miss Bessie Rubedsaux Of Rutland 10
spending few days with her parents.
-Mrs. Sarah Harris has gone to Frank
lin Falls, N, H., to visit her sen Charles,
-Mrs II. Lawrence who has been visit.
Ing friends here has returned to Sunder-
land.
Ralph Smith, who has been very III At
the home Of bis nephew, X, b. Smith, 10
No preaching In the Baptist church
Sunday owing to the abtence Of the pastor
Rev. J, B. Blown,
Miss Luella Davis, who visited her
brother In Burlrxion Saturday, arrived
home Tuesday.
The lsdIes NJ Zion church sre invited
A. LII
afternoon.
Miss Millic Benedict 10 engaged Is
typewriter while inventory Is being taken
10 A. l.. Grayesistofe.
Mr.. and Mrs, John Marsden who have
been visiting In town have returned to
their home 10 Utics, N Y.
Mrs. Percy williams and children, who
have been the guests Of Mrs Robert Amer,
returned to Rutland Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Carpenter Of Rich
ford were the guests Of DR.. and MIS-. Lin.
wood u. Kelley last week.
The Ladies AID Society will meet with
Mrs. Maggie Msnley this, Thursday after
noon. LIST there be large attendance.
--Mrs. Matte smilhson WAS 10 Rutland
Saturday for treatment, having lost her
voice several weeks ago, Thought TO have
been caused BY . cold.
Mr.. Bert Toxsley and Miss ImoRene
Hebert were urited 10 marriage BY Rev.
". Malllet At tbs iectorv 10 East Dprset
Tuesday. Both bride and groom have
msny friends who extend congratulations.
"A party Of over thirty from town At.
tended the foot ball game between the Burr
A Barton team and the Goddard Seminary
team 10 Burlington, Saturday. The B. a
B. team 10 now the champion team Of the
State.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
Lester rsrbum, who has been very III
Il r. ported bdtar.