The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-11-29

4 NJ and Mr. " ". Bennett VA
) eat iheif Thanksgiving dinner 10 Brai
. ilel~fo ulh Mr. 3psaeils parvnls
~, and Mrs Frank Warner.
Beginning next we~k Hari's Drui
; store I'll present wlih zach dollar
: rar1h ~ vs-ri. set " Eve Christine
! postcards. Gem, early. New ecs-is
Rfgalar communication II Adgu
IRAN Lodge. No. -, r. a A. ~. OF
Thursday evening Dr.. J ). Mics
/ y. y. q. IT.. II posnal. viii make BIZ
visitation.
A. l.. Miner ~ Manchester viii ad
,lrcs, she Baraca class u The Baptist
church Thursday evening. Dec, O. A
.oeiai hour will follow Al men cor.
Italy invited
Baiicakill Valley Grange viii hold
= mystery supper ia the basement Of
the n. 4. Church Tuesday evening.
dec. iih. at ESQ. Every lady come
and learn a mystery.
by the recent birth Of a daughter
20 Mr. aud Mrs. H. l.. Adams, Mrs.
Hiram Chapman is now the great
grandmother Of ten children and
grandmother Of twenty.
"A large number were present al,
the last meeting Of Batteukill Grange
aud were pleasantly surprised 10 meet
the district deputy Of the county, Mer-
ritz Roberts Of Rupert, who greatly en-
e0uraged the members by his hearty
communication OF the good work being
done
Next Sunday evening in the Bap-
list church new series Of discussions
will begin. General subject: why /
am not christian. " First, "The
church is full Of hypocrites." Stereop-
ticon. song service including Onward
Christian Soldiers" Just as | am
aud others.
-Lezem Bovey has just had the mis-
fortune 10 lose valuable horse that
be purchased Of Frank Lake at Shu-
shan, n. Y, last August. The horse
was apparently well, but while being
watered suddenly dropped dead. Mr..
Bovey has purchased new one Of By
ron Eldred.
The senior card club was royalty
entertained by Mrs. Charles Ames,
Mrs John f. Page and Mrs. John
Dmond at the house of the latter, last
Thursday evening. First ladies' prize
was awarded Mrs. Page, and was
cut glass bon bon dish Second prize
china sugar bowl and cream pitcher
TO Mrs. Dimond. Gentlemen's prizes |
were won first by W. II. Roberts, six |
wine glasses, and second by George |
Lugene, pack of cards in case. II
was an enjoyable occasion.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
Mrs. A. +. Cherbonneau is spend
ing week with her sister in Rutland.
Thomas Morris, the Ekwanok
greens keeper, left Thursday for New
York city.
IS. A. Amedon was called to
Hebron, n. Y, last Wednesday by the
death of his mother.
-Norcross- West Marble Co. are to
stop running their mill nights the first
of the month.
Archie Eaton of this village, has
taken position with the Rutland X.
r., having passed a satisfactory exam
nation.
Remember the Band Boys fair at
the Opera House at the Center on Dec.
4, 5 and. The drawings will be made
at that time.
Among those who attended the !.
o. o. +. District meeting at Ludlow
last Friday were w. H. Wellman, A.
J. Davis and Geo. W. Utley. About
80 were present.
PERU.
Next Sunday, Mr.. NJ. j. Hapgood,
in the absence of stated pastor, will
give talk upon the ''Origin of Thanks
giving of which he is making spe-
,ial study.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bates return to their
home in Cleveland, o., this week. Mr..
Bates has been in this section getting
Christmas trees. They boarded at Mrs.
John stones.
Horace Stevens. the oldest resident
IF Peru, died at the home of his daugh-
Ter, Mrs. Asa Brown, on Friday. An
,ther daughter, Mrs. Jennie Coleman,
survives him. The funeral was ON
Sunday, Rev. Mr.. Tibbals of South
Londonderry officiating.
EAST DORSET.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hope and
laughter Christine are visiting Mr..
md Mrs. Hope of East Dorset.
Mrs. Will Lane is visiting Mrs. j.
VI. Griffith.
Mrs. DIR. John |. Cochrane, Miss
Sara Roberts Cochrane and Master
David Duke Cochrane returned Thurs
lay from Washington, d. c., where
hey have been to visit Mrs. Cochrane's
brother, Commander Horace w. Jones,
y. $. n.