The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-12-20

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Thursday
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week Thursday with Mr. and AIRS. "
W Bennett.
There viii be Christmas mu-ic'
service neat Sunday evening Al -
Baptist church.
There will h. Christmas copcer
and tree Monday evening al The Bag
iisi church.
John billiard, a. Rutland. who !
teaching in SALISBURY. Was in tow
Sunday.
-. II. Dimond and G. K. Anes
who have been visiting in London
derry. have returned.
MIR. aud Mrs. Wait 81 London
derry. were recent guests OF j. II
Dimond.
Christmas wresihs of Holly All,
Laurel. also loose Holly. w. w. Ben'
neii. Manchester Center,
Mrs. W. A. Adams. who has been
out Of town for several weeks is ~
home with her son Harry.
Mrs. II. ID. Is. MaeSeil was a
guest of Rev. Philip Sehuyler's family
Of Bennington. Wednesday,
George Lugene is improving tbs
appearance Of his residence by the ad
dition Of fine large piazza.
DIR. Wyman has been confined 10
the house for few days with inilama-
ton Of the veins of the leg.
The regular meeting of the w. &.
T. Z. on Saturday at go p. N. with
Mrs. Andrus Bowen.
Great mark down ON all hats at
Mrs. q. N. Wyman's For next ten
days only. Fine assortment 10 choose
from.
You can still find at Miss Hama
mans few more stylish Hats at such
low prices that if you look at them you
are sure TO buy.
The funeral of Mrs. Wheeler, who
died in Barnumville, was held Satur-
day. The burial was in the Center
cemetery.
Prof. H. II. Ross of Burlington,
r. W.. Grand Secretary Of the Grand
Lodge OF Masons of the State of Yer
mont, was in town Monday.
The address given by A. l.. Miner
recently before the Baraca class was
very interesting and instructive. A
large audience was present.
Miss Ethel Kerr, who is attending
school at Burr Il Burton Seminary,
has returned to her home in Glens
Falls for the Christmas vacation.
The ladies' society of Zion church
met with Mrs. Henry Dench Thursday.
Thirty-three were present and very
pleasant evening was spent.
The Service Club will put on sale
the remainder of their fancy aud use
full articles in the parlors of the Baptist
church this Friday afternoon and
evening.
Work on the decoration of the
church has commenced and will be
ready for hanging Monday evening.
All members are invited to assist.
Rectory open every evening.
All members of Battenkill Valley
Grange are requested to be on hand at
the next regular meeting to be held on
Saturday evening when the annual
election of officers will take place.
The members of the Baraca class
desire to thank their friends for their
patronage and cooperation, and in
vite them to visit their reading rooms
any Monday, Thursday or Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Marsden are
in New York City for weeks visit.
Mrs. Marsden expects TO 90 from there
to Utica where she will be joined by
Mr.. Marsden and the children and
where they will spend Christmas.
A CORRECTION.
Mr. Editor:-With your permission !
would like to correct some statements
which appeared in your last issue, that
seemed to be misleading, in regard to
the birthday party at T. J. Hoyt's.
LIST. Mr.. BATHS was born Dec. 10,
1926, making that occasion the eighty
first. instead of the eighty-third, birth
day, as reported.
End. Your correspondent stated this
to be the "fiftieth year that Mr.. Hoyt
has been choir leader Of the church,
and Mr.. BATHS has been Deacon nearly
as long"
Mr.. BATHS was elected Deacon Mar.
4, 1854 and has been continued since.
During the last fifty years the following
named persons have served as choir
leaders: S. S. Hill, VIM. &. Bourn,
Geo. F. Boynton, VIM. II. Hurd-the
last named serving until the year 1885
which leaves twenty-one years to Mr..
Hoyt's leadership instead of fifty.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
Only four days more Hard's Drug
Store.
Christmas wreaths of Holly and
Laurel, also loose Holly. W. W. Ben
nett. Manchester Center.
There was a social dance over
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