The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-04-04
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HAsT DORSET.
Mrs. Grace Ames is visiting her
parents in Glens Falls.
Mrs. Emma Harwood OF Benning-
ton is the guest Of Mrs. George Cop
ping.
Miss Edith Grout of Arlington has
been visiting the Cochranes for several
days.
--Hepaticas were in evidence Satur-
day, March %. Rather early for MAY"
flowers!
Young Peoples Society social will
be held Saturday evening at Mrs. Wal
lace Brooks at 8 o'clock.
The Easter thank offering for the
China Famine Relief Fund amounted
TO 1915. If there are any further con
tributions they may be sent TO tho
treasurer, Mrs. Stone. before Sunday.
The subject of the young peoples
meeting this, Thursday, evening, at
T.45 o'clock, with the Misses Ames, is
1.-THE Progress of the..Afro-American. I"
An interesting program is promised.
All are invited.
The cast for "The District School
at Blueberry Corners" has been chosen
and rehearsals are being held. II is
hoped to present the play Wednesday
evening, April IL.
Miss Anna Coping, Miss Jennie
Stone, Joseph Reed and Colonel Whe-
ton OF the Seminary. Miss Bertha
Bowen from the Normal School at Cas-
Teton, Miss Anna Roberts from Troy,
are at home for the holidays.
Word was received Saturday that
N. l.. Walker had undergone an ope-
ration for appendicitis at his home in
Nicholson, Pa. As result it will be
some time before he can return TO his
business here. His goods were moved
Monday from the Hotel 70 Mr.. Lud-
wigs.
The local merchants were placing
their spring and summer orders with
the statesmen last week. II seemed
strange 10 see straw hats again. They |
were almost needed on Friday and
but not on Monday or Tues.
day.
The musical Easter service at the |
church Sunday evening was apparently |
much enjoyed by large and appreci-
alive congregation. The children took |
their parts we'll, and the children and
choir together did justice 10 the very
pretty music Those who have worked
faithfully and patiently have reason 70
'eel well repaid for their efforts. l
The annual business meeting Of
he Congregational church will be held
Tuesday evening at 7.45 o'clock In the
,hurch. Reports from the officers Of
,hurch, and from the societies connect
u With il, viii be read. The annual
elections will be held and other matters
Il business transacted. Though only
members Of the church are entitled 10
fote all members Of the congregation
md others Interested, are invited 70 be
present and take part in the dicussions.
WIN. X. Roberts OF Manchester
enter WAS in town Thursday and
gain Monday on business in connec.
ion with the transfer Of the hotel.
Nill Leary bought the Wilson House
4 the Factory Point National Bank on
The same day Z. r. Peli be-
IAN occupancy as manager. With him
re his father and his sister, Mrs.
!. s. Harris. Mr.. Pell has the repu-
alton OF setting very good table. A
'FpNbhN WAS tHNhiitu III tut nDS&i
saturday. No. A.l6. II is good 70
now that Miss Burr and Mrs. Lakin
re sorry 10 leave, and they may be
ieartily assured that we are sorry 10
&c them 20. They came here the fiyt
4 June, 1905, after the hotel Was badly
an down and had been closed for
ear, They found il in very bad shape
nd deserve a great deal Of credit for
helr successful efforts in bringing il
Jack 70 high standard in spite OF
'roai obstacles. For in 80 doing they
ave rendered real service 70 East
lors~i.
EAsT ARLINGTON.
Leon and james Cole are sick with
dumps.
Miss Amy capcn returned from
.fandon Saturday.
--Glsdys Nicholas returned 70 Mont.
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