The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-15
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part 81 his uess.
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tos .ha r~css,iy visited bar DciAsf' sfs'
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,ssslins hsf lister. hfs. hseSsil. has 70
tered 10 Rutherford. M.
--At.ers.y o. n. ssrtsr Of ssnpisssos
uss ls town Wednesday 10 assist 10 prov
lsx N. viH Of The l.is jOha teesi.
--Tbsrs ~ill he sugar social 10 tAs ves.
try sf the Bsp,ls. church On saturday,
March II. Sugar .iIi be osrvsd frem to
sp. 70.
TIE gpvorih League VII bold dime
scc,sbls IT The Methodist parsonage thh
rbersdsy evening, March is. All are cor
diaiiy invited.
-Mas hlnne Bell IL home fsi few
csys before solss 10 Troy where abe has .
pasi,.os 10 : CLOAK department Of ouscs'
sressb's store.
--vu. Fannie Mitchell Who has been the
guest OF her father. n. j. Covey. for few
dsys. left Tuesday for her new home 10
schuectsdy, N. Y.
"A soodly number. OF ladies Of ZION
church society attended the gathering Of
the ,ec,ory 10 meet Nrs. Cosn Of Rutland,
and mi ,ysd very much the Interesting talk
given on missions.
Rev. Il. n. Fuller OF Burling ten, Field
Secretary Of the Vermont sunday school
Association, win preach in the Baptist
church Sunday morning and In East Dor.
s.t In the Afternoon. There viii be
Uulou service At the Baptist church 10 the
svenIcg at whish Mr.. Fuller viii present
things Of interest to the Sunday school.
There WAS a large attendance At the
communication Of Adonirhm Lodge lsst
Thursday evening, at which occasion H. Y.
Pierce was raised to the sublime degree Of
a Master Mason In due and srelent form
with W.. Geo. l.. woodcock 10 the East
After the closiug Of the Ledge refresh-
men,s we're served In the outer room to
which about twenty est down.
Hon. Faux Pierce OF Salt Lake City,
Utsh, wa. In town Saturday and Monday
whiting his aunt, Mrs. NJ. ". Barrett Mr..
Pierce reached Manchester Saturday mora
irs last and took siege to Londonderry to
see BIZ. mother, and came back Monday and
left that night for Ohio to visit bis sist 7
Mr.. Pierce who 10 an old alumni OF Burr a
Burton seminary, graduating from there
n, arly thirty years ago, 10 now one OF the
most prominent attorneys In U.ab, where
he has been Deattd almost since bis gradu
alton. and has Just been on to New YORK
city to take testimony In q very large law
suit.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
Henry Lawrence remains about the
same.
Miss Msrcela Bushee spent Sunday 10
Bennington.
--Chas. s. Baker OF Dsnby was In town
Saturday.
| }, n, Couture was In shushap, N. Y
on business last week.
Mrs. II. s. King and daughter, Miss
Grace, are spending few days III New
York.
Louis Gaudett'1 little son Theodore,
who has been quite Ill Is reported q little
better.
The Century Club gave farewell par
ty to Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Pierce at the Bat
tenkill Inn last Tuesday night.
The youngest son OF Norman Gibson,
Ernest, who has been III for some time
went to Rutland Monday for treatment.
Over thirty DO ks we're distributed at
the branch library here last Saturday Of
which Miss Anna Bradley had charge.
Maple syrup and sugar labels with
your own name on eau be bought 1t the
lJouRsAL off se for 80 cents per hundred.
Miss Nellie Smith who has been visit
ing Miss Scribner at J. W. Fowler't' re-
turned to her home In Cambridge, W., last
saturday.
| Louis @ Bourn having completed bis
course at the Rutland Business College has
accepted position with the White Stero'-
copic works at North Bennington.
i DORSET.
! Clifton Kent 10 10 Albany.
Miss Ada Lille Is In Brattlebero.
| -Mi,ses Helen Bsrrows and Bessie
Woodland were In Sunderland last week,
| A. W. fhelon spent Sunday 10 Proc
tor.
| Misses Nellie and Edith Harwood were
Pouitney last week.
i, --Fisld Secretary Davenport Of the Anti
saloon League spoke here Sunday evening
Mr.. Psltier and family Of Hebron, N
Y have been viti ing In town.
Mrs. Richard Dunnipg Of Greenwich
lN. Y, 10 visiting at Geo. Baldwins.
DIR. John Lauderdale Of New York II
Waiting at Albert Cheneyt.
-.Johu r. Lille 10 Ia New York TIL
seek In attendance at the Art Exhibit.
Rev and Mrs. G. l.. Csrhart are Il
washingto d. G., for time.
Miss Emma MaraLville Of Wallinsfort
pent Tuesday 10 town,
-T.enty five from this village went t.
Rupert Tuesday night TO attend meeting
4 Pomona Grange.
--Thomss Jones, an old resident OF Dan
- Mountain, died March Oh.
"A daughter has been made welcome =
n. home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Wade.
Il -Xesre extremely sorry to note tn
ev.re Illness OF Rev. Dr. Pratt, Mrs. Nor