The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-05-03

. iarssa. accompanied by lady frsad.
Mrs HARD "a Arsingson was a rpss,
~ her danghaers. Mr.. II n. shav
. ard Mr.. u Asdrya, FRIDAY AID Sat
) sriAy.
. Charles Rot.snsou and Mansar
! ADarVw wes. ~ Ariingsan Monday eve
ninr " a,iead the play "a Scrap ci
} Paper /"
Mr.. and Mn Marh ~ Cambridge,
N. Y. vem the guests n Mr.. and
, Mrs ADdr~ Turner Saturday and
Sunday.
There was no school in The
primary department Monday. Miss
Marshall being 10 Rutland 10 consult
an opiictan.
The Ladies Aid socirsy will meet
Al the ycsiry Thursday sf,erncon.
Supper uill be- served and ali arr IN.
yited Gentlemen are specially invited
% supper
Miss Della Dupais, who has re-
eeu.iy returned from the south. left
New York Thursday a. m, on the
steamer Ssgoie Of the French line for
Paris. where she has gone 10 attend a
patient.
The regular church covenant meet
ing viii be held in the vestry Of the
Baptist church Saturday at 2:1 y. m.
Those members who cannot possibly
be present are requested 10 send
message.
The Annual Convention Of the Ben.
nington County W. G. r. IT,. viii be
held at North Bennington next week,
commencing with a silver medal con
s~s. Monday evening continungthrough
Tuesday and Tuesday evenings.
Eugene Andrews family are NOV
1 ing 10 North Adams. Two years ago
Mr.. Andrew moved here from Airing
ron. Daring their stay among us they
made rnssy friends who regret their
going. bu. wish them success in their
new home.
st. Margarwt's Guild and all ladies
Of Zion church parish are invited 10
meet at the reciuy Thursday after
noon 10 make arrangements for the
Rutland district meeting VI the Wom-
ans Auxiliary. which IL 70 be held
here May 10 and II.
Mrs. l.. 4. Bailey Of N. Y, one of
our brightest national lecturers, will
give an address at the Baptist church
this Wednesday evening at7:D. Mrs.
Bailey has spoken in every state and
territory in the United States. Every
one is invited to come and hear her.
-The Baptist vestry was crowded
Friday evening at the Missionary SER
vice. Rev. l.. W. Cronkite, d. d., OF
Bassein, Burma, gave a most interest
ing address holding the individual at
tention Of the audience for over an
hour, as he spoke of the needs Of his
great field and gave personal reminis-
eences of his long period of service,
twenty-five years in the work among
karens. Mr.. Cronkite had number
Of photographs Of his people and spec
linens Of the work done in the great
school of which he has charge.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
&C. T. Read had slight shock Sun
day afternoon.
AIRS. John Earle spent Sunday in
Wallingford.
Mrs. W. c. Miller, who has been
Ill for some time, is out again.
Mrs. Eleazer Baldwin of Arlington
was in town among friends last week.
Reuben and Maude,Taylor attended
q wedding in Bennington last week.
The Ladies Sewing Circle met
with Mrs. |. ii. Dench Tuesday after
noon.
--Yred Taylor has moved onto 4. B.
Thompson farm in the north part Of
Che town. ,
w. H. Wellman, who was called to
Jamaica by the illness of his father,
GAS returned
Regular canvocation of Adoniram I
lodge No. AZ, r. a A. NJ. Thursday
evening, May 3.
MIR. and Mrs. r.. p. jackson of
Providence, r. l., sssnt four days last
week at the Battenkill Enn.
Robert Patterson hA moved TO the
enemen recently vacated by Fred
Taylor.
--Chas. Baker of Dandy and Jerry
plknn of North Dorset were N town
ksonday.
H. Harry Levin has moved his
family from Bennington TO the Haw-
rims house.
Miss Helen Scott of Bennington is
listing at the home of her sister, Mrs. !
Clarence Curtis. n
Mrs. ii. G.. Blanchard, who has 1
bern in Pine Bluff, N. c., during the
past winter, returned here Friday. II
C. s. Wissell has rented Of w. G. 4
Lampson the house recently vacated by {
P. J. Walker on Hicks street.
After the play given by the Semi
nary STUDENTS Monday evening they en-
loyed basquet at Battenkill Inn.
Thomas Healey has moved from
-he Beyrsnt house to the tenement
yer Cartons iewelfy store.
Mrs. Octave MERCER, who has been
very i'll for some time, was taken TO
he Mary Fletcher Hospital al Burling-
ON last Saturday.
e. |. Kendall, who has been on
he sick list nearly all winter, Was out /,
asst week. but Is now confined 70 the I;