The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-01-03

--z Ihe Mes ears ball az the Ni@th
Housc whs very dne affair and $
pronounced success. The muHc con.
sisted u seven pieces aud was furnish.
ed by She stafford mellow orchestra q
Rutland. There was large attend
Anec about s,niy couple, being present
from this village, Manchester Depot.
Manchester Village. Dorset and Ar
hngton
al a regular meeting Of skinner
W. n. G. the following officers were
elected Tor the ensuing year. Prest-
dent. Mrs. T. II Blackneri ;. y r.
Mr. G. II Sessions; } Y 7 MR..
Sarah ] Bowen chaplain, Mn Wal
Ter utley; conductress, Mrs Glea-
son: treasurer, Mrs. William Smith
guard. Mr.. J. Harris. Appointed
officers were secretary, Mrs. Lnsleyi
delegate to convention, Mrs, ". SMITH
alternate. Mrs G Sessions Installing
officer not yet chosen.
"A large number o. the parish aud
Sunday school assembled at the rccio-
~ Thursday evening, where bounii-
fully laden Christmas tree awaited The
children. the fruit Of which was most
thankfully received. Then followed q
social hour during which delicious
collation. was served which consisted Of
ice cream aud cake. The evening was
very enjoyable one and the thanks Of
the parish are due Rev and Mrs. Mae
Neil for their kindness in arranging
and carrying ont the plan So success.
fully.
Mrs. Byron Jameson, whose illness
was mentioned in last weeks JOUR
NAL, died at her home Thursday night.
/ The funeral was held from her late
home Sunday afternoon, Rev. Mr..
McCready. pastor of the Baptist church,
ofliciated. Four grandsons We're bear
ers. The burial was in the family lot
in the Center cemetery. Mrs. Jameson
was member Of the Baptist church.
! She was a kind and loving nelghbor
and was highly esteemed by large
circle of friends who extend sincere
sympathy 10 the family.
The funeral of Mrs. Reuben Bourn
who died at her home in East Manches'
ter last Thursday, after a few days
/ illness, was held Saturday and was
largely attended, Rev. II, 5. McCrea-
DIV olliciated. The bearers were foul
sons of Mrs. Bourn. The burial was
IN the Center cemetery. Mrs. Bourn
was of sunny disposition, and to meet
her no one would know but what hen
life was all sunshine, but she had seen
dark days as well. She was kind
neighbor, ever ready in sickness to dc
all she could to alleviate suffering. She
will be missed by a large circle OF
friends who extend sympathy to the
bereaved family
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
Louis Towsley won the big turkey
weighing % pounds that was rallied of
at Utley Bros New Years eve.
Arthur Fo--'-y - Schenectady y
Y, was home a eer
Hon. Jose Fslar raue
his brother, " wl@ Lat m
n. Y. New Ye day
"A. II. Pet As ~.
the interior of G7s tor aa
Pettibone did the work.
DORSET.
H. n. Williams and wife were ii
Troy over Sunday.
Burton Hard of East Arlington
spent Sunday at the Barows House.
e. W. Barrows spent the holidays
in Syracuse with his son, w. G. Bar.
rows, and his brother VIM. Barrows.
Miss DeKIein Of Albany, and Har-
old Clark and his mother of BROOKLYN
were at the Eagleson's during the holt
days,
Mr.. John Wildwood had the mis-
fortune to be injured, owing to 4
horse which he was driving, trying to
run away.
r.. NJ, Campbell and wife, r. d.
Campbell and w. r. Roberts drove to
Manchester Saturday taking dinner at
the Colburn House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Bush of
Torington, Conn, were at the Bar
rows House during the holidays visit,
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Hatch.
Miss Elizabeth Waldo of Troy, N.
Y, has been spending few days with
her old school.lnate, Mrs. Ernest H.
West. They attended the Emma Will
lard Seminary in Troy.
The Baraca class will hold a gen.
eral meeting open to all the men of the
community, Thursday evening, Jan. 3.
l.. J. Hatch will address the gathering
on the subject Of engraving.
The social hop which was to have
been held Monday evening was post
poned until the following evening on
account Of the weather McBride's
orchestra furnished the music.
The annual church meeting was
held New Years day in the lecture room
of the church. Dinner was served by
the ladies after which the regular or
der of business was taken up. The re.
suits of the election will be given next
week.
The members OF the Young Peo-
pies Society enjoyed themselves last
Friday evening in the lecture room Of
the church, INDUCING in games of va.
rious kinds and popping corn. Home
made candy was also in evidence. A
small admission was charged and after
paying expenses little over dollar
was added 10 the treasury.