The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-09-07

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Ill " reparies that memorial 10 10 hs
pissed vs. Pos church In usomary 81 the
act kn. " l. wyman. II 10 70 be sives
ty her .lsssr, Mia Msrf Phelps and Mr..
hoteh0rss
Tho Rev. ". n. Burssssn sed family Of
ish 81. Methods, church, Brcoklyu. Nee
yoak, ~ho have been Speeding their vaoA-
,ioa n the FOLSOM farm have returned 10
their home
The Methodist sgsdsr school Win hold
their All al pGense 10 hr. Reeds grove.
al who can possibly st,eDd are reqssstsd
70 NEE, q, church At $50 =. M. and 90 from
there 10 grounds. Come and have good
time n Th1rsday 10 rainy the picnic viii
BE- pos,poted till the osy following.
The Bsptis, church society would Ike
through The column. Of the JouEsaL TO
thank the ehuiches Of other denominations
Who assisted In entertaining the guests At
~. recent meeting Of the soaftsbury Asso-
citation.
The Infant daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Thompson died last week. The
funeral Was held Wednesday afternoon 81
two O'Clock II the home and WA largely
attended. Rev. II ID. Is. haeNIei Of
fcla,ed. The burial WAS In NJ j. Covey's
lot 10 the Centre Cemetery.
The arrangements for entertaining
those attending the recent convention held
at the Bsptist church were complete In
every detail, and too much prsise cannot
be bestowed 90 the pastor Rev. J. >.
Brown, OIL whom devolved both ibe duties
Of pastor Of the church and secretary Of
the association. His work WAS admirably
done and left nothing to be desired.
The Bsttenkill vsliey Industrial Socie-
ty will bold their annual fair On Sept. IL,
Is, and IA There will be the usual sttrsc-
,iobs. TIE racing cards are well Il led and
will be better than last year. The. exhibit
OF poultry and live stock promises to b.
exceptionally iuc. No automobiles will be
admitted to the grouods.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
John G. Blsckmer has been Ill for q
few days but Ia better now.
--Chss. Bourn has been on the sick list
for number Of days.
Regular meeting Of Skinner Corps on
Friday At . 30 p. m.
For fine printing call on the Manches.
ter JOURNAL i1b printing department.
Their work Is right and so are their prices.
"A regular communication Of Adouiram
Lodge No. AZ will be held Thursday even
Ing Sept 7th.
n II, Linsley and family have recently
enjoyed a visit with relatives from Bellows
Falls.
An those who have dishes at G. A. r..
Hall, left there Memorial Day, will please
come for them Friday p m. rs the hall will
then be open.
The Battenkill Valley Industrial Socie-
ty will hold their annual fair on Sept. II,
10, and lsth. There will be the usual at
trsctions. The racing cards are well filled
and will be better than last veal. The ex.
hibit Of poultry and live stock promises to
be exceptionally fine. No automobiles will
be admitted to the grounds.
SUNDERLAND.
Mr.. J. M. Gregory is on the sick list.
Miss NJ. Alexander from Newark, N.
j., IL spending her vacation with W. h.
Lathrop's family.
MIR. K. A. Graves 10 improving the
looks Of bis farm by cutting the brush
along the river banks.
Mr.. and Mrs. LsRoy Hill and little
daughter are visiting a few weeks at bis
old home with his parents.
Mr.. Henry Town started for Cam
bridge Fair first Of the week with string
Of horses for trade and trot.
Mr.. Herbert Crane, from Racine, Wis,
was In town last week with an automobile
calling on sons Of bis relatives here.
DORSET.
Gilbert and Gertrude Brophy Of East
Dorset, spent Sunday at G. +. Sections.
Mrs. Geo. K. Coping Of East Dorset
IL visiting relatives here.
--Mrs. @. 4. Sexton and daughter have
been visiting relatives In Wallingford.
The Battenkill Valley Industrial Socie-
ty will hold their annual fair on Sept. IL,
IS, and l4th There will be the usual attrac-
lions. The racing cards are we'll filled and
will be better than last year. The exhibits
Of poultry and live stock promises to be
exceptionally foe. No automobiles will be
admitted to the grounds.
Observing q custom In vogue for years
Miss de Nottbdck on september 4.h, invited
her Sunday school to the annual picnic
Ab,ut 100 guests outside Of her Sunday
School were present to psrtake OF her hoi
pitslty. The day opened cloudy aod rainy
and weather was threatniug, but at noon
the clouds cleared away, the sun, 80 loDs
hidder, came to view and the afternoon
WAS Ideal for nice time, not onlv for ths
children bur the grown people. The spa
cious psriors were thrown open for ouI
ben,fi After games were played by the
children, refreshments we're served OF the
choicest kind. Our hostess and her house
hold friends making the event long to b
remembered ss one Of pleasure and prof
Tbs cordialItv was 30 erea. IL was almost
with reluctance, rs the sun wss.sinking be
hind the western bills, that We took ouI
departure, and wended our wsy home
~ard. Hoping another wear might see u
all living and be permitted similar en-
| ymtnt. Miss de Nottbeck came to thi'
place about twenty years ago, and has
| made Of what wks then almost n .bArr,I