The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-01-05

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lsss Wednesday.
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Hsss ,kst Friday srsrlEx. al are irrl'
ea 10 sissaa.
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nes,s last s~k ~s eel st,encca. Toe
have moi ftfSoaitn lbsif ysuth'si ''espert
~ ssT bosEs.
--Choir rcharsi of the Msthodis; ehurcl
NIL h. htla thi, sock co Saturday svonlpi
% so0osai Of week Of prayer.
- u' lsc, fn bert saudsy moralrg q
Methodist church. ePcople who dlsiik'
vita hey csi. too much religion. . Nv
sning, "A UfacsDas deviation"
Tbs Baptist shEIch presented Mrs. X
l. wImas q tolii .lse, salad se. ~ tex
On Of appreciation Of her services for ih'
past year a. eirectres 81 the choir.
The following ofieers were elected last
Sunday In the Mcthodia sGnday sabool
Superintendent, Mason i Childs; Assistant
Superintendent, Mr.. Y. Bnfbee; Secretary,
Miss Winnie Brush Assistant Secretary
Miss Alice Barrett; Treasurer, Mrs. Jessie
Amsi Labrafssn, Miss Edna Kendall; As.
sislant Librarian, George Long ofganist,
Mis- Fsith Linsley Assistant o 'ganisi, Mr..
Lester fsrncm.
--sutlaen for week Of payer Taeidsy
evening" 10 Methodist church, Rev. j. $
Brown sill speak on The Church Wed
oesdsy evening 10 Baptist church, Rev, X.
T. Edwards will speak on Home and For
eIga Missions" Thursday evening In
Methodist church, Rev. J. s. Brown will
speak on The Family and the School I"
Friday evening 10 the Baptist church Rev
II T Edwards viii speak on 1.-The Need Of
a Revival lie will make special reference
to the great revival which 10 no. ,se,piug
over Wales and which 10 said TO be one Ct
the most powerful ever Witnessed.
MANCHESTER prror.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Caves OF Weston
were q. Wallace Lsmpson'a Christmas,
Mrs. A. J. Davis has returned home
after four weeks yisis with her son Guy,
st winooskl.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Walker and Frank
5 monds and wife spent Chii,tmas with W.
y. sImonds 10 North Bennington.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tombs Of Airing.
ton and NJ ard Mrs. Fred Bourn took
Christmas dinner with Mrs. Charles Cross
nan.
Il think nearly all Of the little folks In |
own were well remembered during Christ.
mas tide and most Of our homes had
christmas tree ard some hsd two.
Mr.. and MIS-. Guy Davis o! wlnooski,
ormerly OF this place are the parents OF a
~ pound daughter, born Dec. lih. Mr..
Davis Is manager OF the ladies' garment
department for the J. W. McAuslsn Co, at
Burlington.
Mrs. John G.. Blaekmef died Monday
norning after long Illness. Mrs. Black
ner will be greatly MISSED In town and
rs she was always very active
} every good work. She was prominent
,ember Of the church, W. r C. and W. C.
:. u, and held prominent State tiiices In
be former organization. She leaves hus.
and and host Of friends to mourn her
,ss.
SOUTH DORSET.
Schools will resume operations this
eek.
Very i,y ard good time for Black 7
nlths but they are ~ scarce as hens teeth.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carriaan OF Ben
ngton spent Christmas at her mother's n
rs. K. Bowen's.
Look cut for fake insurance companies
no get your assessments but do not want
pay losses, Look them up thoroughly.
WIN 4. Tullev who has been foreman v
r a marble concern at Gnat Darlington,
ass, for four years Is home for a vaca. h
On. A
w. j. Towsley, sgent for Grimms Sap Il
'outsis trying to increase the Maple sweet n
oduct by the use Of Grimms spouts and
parstus.
e W. Barrows our new mail agent 10 u
living the best rigs ever seen on this u
ute, but mud time will make THIN lock u
Ia Stark. d
"A. b. Roberts, the old time miller Of "
,rset, and one Of the dyed-in.ihe- wool
.mocrsis, called on Justice A. J.. Bowen
II week and bad bis justice pspers signed pl
: two years. b,
Louis d Buifam OF East Dorset has pl
'de arrangements to move to Glens Falli, 81
u, where be has work as builder. He th
II sell a lot Of household goods, black a.
i,h tools, etc, Saturday, Jan. 7tb, after b.
on. A. l.. Bowen, Auslioneer.
Come up boys the lat Of May and 60 ..
or the divide and f.h down TO whitehall :,
IN back up the Otter Creek from Yer. =,
mes and II you don't take too much scent 4,
your bait you will get back by june. ~
N you can n n down the Bsttenklll but
~ hsh Sundays or keep one short trout u,
Tou do you won't play golf NJ Z, summer A.
DORSET.
Mrs Helen Snyder 10 whiting friends
Troy, n Y. ma,
schools have again opened after the s,o
iaay rsccu. ca,
4 srAsl \ rester and wife are Ia Mas bu