The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-06-06

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society served dainty rcfrc,hmcnis a
the close Of The lcciare.
--Ner, Sunday evening the rrgula
church service will be ia charge Of th
Y r. 5. G. h., and addresses made b.
Mr.. A. s. Edison ~ Bennington. Mr.
A. II. Hicks u Manchester and Mr.
AcCrEdy Ia the interests o. The BAp
iisi Young Peoples Union Of America
SPeelal music
Miss Mary n. Chase. y speaker o
note from New Hampshire. will giv'
al address on living issues Of the pres
eat time in the Baptist church thin
Thursday evening. Miss Chase under
stands her subject and knows how Il
treat il. The Band has kindly con
scented TO furnish music. Lecture al
sp, m.
The Memorial exercises this year
we're far better than they have been
for years. More school children as
sisted, and We always enjoy so much
10 hear the children speak and sing
The flag drill by twelve young ladies
was well carried out. The speech, by
one Of our well known townsmcn, was
excellent. aud The music by the band
never sounded sweeter,
Miss Julia G.. Shinn, for six years
teacher at the Kemendine Girls School
at Rangoon, Burma, will speak upon
her work at eight o'clock Monday even
ing, June 10, at the Baptist church.
Miss Shinn, young woman OF win
ming personality and gift for deliv-
ering persuasive message, has been
recently appointed Field Secretary OF
the Woman's Baptist Foreign Mission
AIRY Society. All are cordially invited
to the meeting.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
Ezra Godett spent Sunday in Ben
nington.
WIN. c. Stevens and wife are keep
ing house for Alden Lincoln.
&C. b. Carleton and wife are spend
ing few days in Londonderry.
w. &. Lampson and wife are visit
ing in South Londonderry.
H. Il. Fales spent Sunday with
friends in Bennington.
= The family of H. s. King spent
Tuesday fishing in Sunderland.
Sheldon Amedon and sons are do
ing masonry work in Arlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Walker have
returned from trip to Schenectady
and Albany.
Agent McGuflin advises that the
summer passenger traffic is greatly de-
layed by the backward weather.
Miss Edith Wright, who has been
nursing in Boston, is at home for
short vacation.
The market firm Of Wissel q Ste
vens has dissolved. The business will
be continued by G. w. Wissel.
The Blackmer Co. are having
pitch and gravel roof put on their
store. VIC. Miller is doing the work.
james 4. Amidon was at home
few days this week from Gettysburg,
where he has been experimenting
monumental work.
MIR. Stannard Of Cambridge, Mass,
who was at one time employed here by
the Skeals Co., visited friends here and
in Dorset Tuesday,
The Norcross-W West marble mill
started Monday morning with a force
Of eighteen men; first work will be on
for bank building in Toron-
10, Canada.
w. C. Miller of the Commonwealth
Paving and Roofing Company, New
York. has put in cement cross walks
for W. II. Fullerton, J. c. Blackmer
and w c. Lampson, and floor in +.
II. Walkers garage. See adv. in an
other column if interested.
ARLINGTON.
George Howard has been quite Ill
the past two days.
John Maxim of North Adams spent
Thursday in town.
Miss Benson of Burlington visited
at C. w. Phillips Friday.
e. n. Holden of Bennington visit
ed his sister, Mrs. Mary Adams, FRI
day.
Florence Holden. with friends, is
spending several days at Lake Bono
seen.
Mrs. Sanborn of Bennington spent
Thursday with Misses Agnes and Josie
Robinson.
jerome Viault Of Bennington is
visiting his grand parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jerome Gault.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. Morrissey and
son OF North Bennington visited at
Thomas Higgins Sunday.
Mrs. T. Z. Gregg OF Bennington
was guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. G.
Woodwork Memorial day.
Prof. James Garfield of New York
and grandson spent Thursday with his
sister, Miss Matte Garfield.
TEETH