The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-12-27
RUTLAND


and more Of patience on the bringing
out Of the talent that is in the chill.
dren. Tuesday night the Sunday
school had their tree and large as
semblage was present 10 see the dis.
trlbution of the gifts, every child pres.
eni receiving one or more gifts.
MANCHESTER CENTER.
Charles X. Ames was in Rutland
Saturday.
Mrs. Byron Jameson is very low
at this writing.
Regular meeting of Skinner w.
X. c. Friday at 2:3O p. m.
MIR. and Mrs. W. II. Roberts were
out of town for Christmas.
Rev. II. d. b. MacNeil was in
Dorset Wednesday holding service.
Mr. aud Mrs. James Reynolds Of
Rutland are in town for few days.
Mrs. Il. II. Holden and son are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Thayer.
w. X. Dean is about again after
having been housed sometime by a
fall.
H. N. Shaw and family spent
Christmas in Arlington with Mrs.
Hard.
DIR. s. s. Clemmons does not re-
cover as rapidly as his many friends
wish.
The children of the Methodist sun
day school were treated to a ride Mon
day afternoon.
The Senior card club will meet
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Lugene,
Friday evening,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Warner Of
Brattleboro are visiting their daughter
Mrs. W. w. Bennett.
There was large family gather
ing at the pleasant home of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. j. Covey on Christmas day.
Monture A. Andrew of North
Adams was in town Sunday and Mon
day the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. N.
Shaw.
There will be an invitation hop at
the Opera House on New Years night.
The music will be by the Stafford Mel
low orchestra of seven pieces.
Zion church sunday school will
have a Christmas tree in the rectory
Thursday evening. All the members
of the parish are cordially invited.
Charles Reed, who has been i'll at
the home of his daughter Mrs. Frank
billiard IN Rutland, has so far re-
covered that he returned to his home
here last week.
The Service Club" wish to ex-
tend their thanks TO the public which
so literally patronized them in their
recent sales, from which they we're en-
abled TO realize the tidy sum of seventy
five dollars.
In the higher primary department
the following pupils had no absent
marks: Everett Utley, Harold Pree-
dom, Marjorie Bourn, Frank Garrow,
Floyd Adams, Harold Adrms, Albina
Perry. Absent one day Herman Petit.
bone.
The following persons are home
for their Christmas vacation: Misses
Stella Provan from Mass; Edith Bar.
rett from X. l.; Eddie Shaw from
Adams, Mass; Miss Cora Fisher from
North Bennington; Arthur Jameson
from Mass; Walter aud Chauncey
Shaw from the U. V. NJ, Burlington
and Misses Erma and Marion Dimond
from Boston and Providence.
AT regular meeting of Batten.
kill Valley Grange the following off.
GERS were chosen for the ensuing year:
w. NJ, DR.. J. +. Page; w. O.. A. J..
Davis s., John Squires; Asst. S., l..
II Connor; Ladies Asst. s., Mrs. l..
II. Common; Lecturer, Mrs, G.. r.
Amesi Chaplain, Mrs, J. billiard;
Secretary, Mrs. j. II. Dimond Treas. i,
9. X. Amesi Ceres. Mrs. Jpo. Squires;
Ramona, Mrs. +. Brewster; Flora,
Mrs. l.. Bourni Gatekeeper, Everett
Squires.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
w. K. Bennett, was in Troy, Mon.
day.
These WAS an invitation hop over
Centuries new store Christmas Eve.
Miss Anna Bradley is home from
New York city for few days vaea-
ton.
Good sleighing IL the order Of the
day and I'll sho can make use Of il are
dong 50,
George Q Woodeock was in Prov.
idenee, II. l., erecting large granite
/ monument.
Fullerton was IN Troy las, week
and took an order for the most expcn.
siTe monument be has eyer constructed.
--SeyerAi q our people are putting
IN Zee from Eqninon Pond. The ice /,
fine. being abou, eleven inches thicl
and as clear as crystal.