The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-11-01


! Rev. s. II. Watkins a 81, AilAn,
and Rev W 7. Fes8ytta os Middls
! haFy. All Sre cordially invited.
TIE Yasaaer Lights seciety 81 ID.
Baptist church wilI hold a. next naeei
SAG Mal'dsy ereuing. New. 5. al tb'
hoane 20 Mrs. Lester Reed. Suhjcci
Missua Work among lhs Women q
Atrsca." Al young womrs arr ia
viisd.
Walter G. Taylor. ihiTi@.n years d
age. u Guilford. Vi. formerly Of Man
chester, and Young friend. Clarence
Thomas, while oui hunting "Wednesday,
Oct. y. killed q fins back deer weigh
ing liz pounds, u which The boys fee
very pfUnd.
The Bafsna Class wili bold a de.
bate Thursday evening, Nov. ia, in
The Baraca Class room. Qaesiion,
Resolved. ''Thsi capital punishment
should b. abolished Afllrmiliye,
Henry Manley and Paul proynn.
Negstive Earl March and Bernie
Siles. An interested are cordially in.
yiled.
Thirty members Of Ell. Slough.
ton Woman's Relief Corps surprised
Mrs. Hattie Warner At her home on
Atkinson street Monday evening. Mrs.
Warner is member of the corps aud
Is soon 10 move 10 Bratileboro, where
she will make her home in the future.
Mrs. Warner was presented with a
handsome decorated salad dish. Dainty
refreshments were served and pleas.
AMI time enjoyed" The foregoing re.
fers 20 Mrs. Frank b. Warner, the
mother of Mrs. w. W. Bennett and
former resident of this town.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
Charles Styles has moved into w.
g. Stevens house.
Fullerton was in Troy last week on
business. Can't keep him down.
Charles Willard is going 10 house
keeping in f. |. farnum's tenement.
AID. Whitman and wife Of Orange,
Mass, are visiting at j. w. Fowler's.
Regular convocation of Adonram
chapter No. Is X. A. M. Thursday
evening.
Reuben Taylor, who has been in
Fred Reeds barber shop for the past
year. has gone 10 Hoosic Falls TO work.
Hon. W. II. Fullerton has been out
Of town for the past few days, stopping
at Rutland, Hardwick, Burlington and
on 10 Boston.
There will be public auction of
household goods at the Bryant cottage
on Seminary ave-, Tuesday, Nov. 9th,
at 10 O'Clock a. IN. Watch for posters
Rev. S. II. Watkins Of st. Adams
and Rev. W. T. Forsythe of Middle
bury will hold ten days mission SER
vice in Zion church commencing next
Friday, Nov. 2.
Arthur Collett, aged "A years, died
at the home of his father last Friday
afternoon. He had had diabetes for
,he past three years but was able to be
about and was up to the day he died.
The funeral was held at the Baptist
,hurch Sunday afternoon.
w. c. Stevens and Miss Grace /
Nissell were married last Wednesday ,
-yening by Rev. II. s. Macready.
The band of which Will was a member
vas on hand with few solos. Will !.
invited the boys in and treated them
@ the best the house afforded.
The cases against Maurice Hayman
nd Philip Richmond, the two picture
callers who were charged with the lar
eny of $50 from Mrs. Charlotte Reed
{ this village, were mol pressed Sat u
rday afternoon in municipal court in
bennington. The men claimed that
hey borrowed the money and were \
filing to return it. l.. G. Reed, the u
'oman's son, was there, and when he a
eturned in the evening, he had check
Or $50 and was happy. c
DORSET.
There viii be a public auction of "
ousehold goods at the Bryant cottage
n Seminary ave-, Tuesday, Nov. 9th, v
10 o'clock a. m. Manchester, Vt. 81
'atch for posters. al
Resolutions on the death of the late
Gorge w. Baker by Dorset Grange, N