The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-05-02

/ Have yoa reAa M ToFyey's "eom
position" printed elsewhere 10 TIA,
issas'
--Mn MAson, he has heen VISITING
her bruaher. II. T.. Rover. for week,
rinrBea home 10 RaiiAnd Tuesday.
--Dcibrri stone has moved ~ih BIZ.
fMznily inio u. =. Bow~n'f house. re-
Gently va0si~d by Me Msybews
/ -Mn. Nancy l. Waite Who has been
/ eDosi a. tbs Walls. returned satar.
day 30 Manchester Depot
Miss iva S,rreier hSs been suffer.
ing from a seriously liberated tooth,
hat 10 feeling better.
Henry slrceter Of Dorset has be.
gun working for bis broiher-in.law,
Leo W. HAfsood, on Mr.. Walls farm.
Miss May G. HArsood has been
very III with cAiArrh 81 the stomach,
Boa !, slowly regAining strength.
William whAlen has been III with
the grip for several days. but Is ont
again.
Miss Mildred Bacon Of the Semi.
nary Was the guest Of Miss Anna Cop
ping over Sunday.
Mrs. Sara Coehrane has been Wis.
iiing Mr.. Bstchelder in Ruilsnd. and
Der brother. Mr.. Roberts, in wslling-
ford.
The latest news from Mr.. Walker
Is tina. he is steadily improving and
hopes 10 be back. with Mrs. Walker,
before the first Of June anyway.
IL. b. Harbour and Win Jameson
recently bought team Of horses in
Manchester, and are working for Err.
HARDWOOD, clearing for his quarry.
Mrs. Jane w. Ames returned on
Thursday from Poultney. where she
has been spending the winter. She
has opened up her house, and is taking
meals Al the hotel.
The young peoples neighborhood
prayer meeting this evening will be
held with Miss Gertrude Brophy in
stead Of a, the Benson's as previously
announced. II is missionary meet
ing; subject Turkey" and will be
followed by the regular monthly busi-
ness meeting.
"A masquerade party was given in
the hall, Thursday evening, by Miss
Flossie Brophy. Arthur Benin, Albion
Cross, Charlie Evans, Harley Prime,
Joseph Reed and Lloyd Stone attended
from the Seminary. Arthur Benin
furnished the music for the dancing.
Miss Daisy Capron OF Rutland was ex.
pected but was unable TO be present.
DO not forget the special educa.
tional mass meeting at Manchester
Center this evening, 10 be addressed
by Hon. Y. b. Finn Of Springfield
and Editor Frank l.. Greene of st.
Adams; and the meeting for teachers
and others especially interested this
afternoon at O'Clock. See fuller no.
tice elsewhere.
Ezra and Mrs. Benson Of Rutland
drove down from Rutland Sunday TO
visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hosea
Benson. Sunday evening Mrs. Hosea
Benson received word by telephone Of
The illness OF her sister, Miss Annette
Lille of Pawlet, and she and her hus-
band we're called for and driven over,
Monday, by Mr.. Winchester Of North
Rupert.
The two descending marble-loaded
ars on the Freedleyville inclined rail
way broke through the trestle Satur-
lay afternoon. The accident was
,aused by decayed ties and the conse-
iuent spreading Of the rails. The
damage probably amounted to three or
our hundred dollars, and il may take
en days or so TO repair the railway.
Meanwhile coal will be drawn by team
Up the road. The trestle, when re-
paired, will be filled in with marble
waste.
The Young Peoples Society gave
Mr.. Rogers very delightful and en-.
irely unexpected surprise party, Mon.
lay evening, in celebration Of his birth
lay. which occurred last week. After
conducting him to the hall they all en-
Dyed a molasses candy pull, games
md college songs. Miss Jennie Stone
md Lloyd Stone Of the Seminary re-
NAMED over TO participate. Mr.. Rog-
rs desires 10 express 10 his friends his
appreciation and gratitude for their
lind remembrance.
Last evening "wednesday a sup
'er was given 70 the men in the hall.
The supper was generously provided
" the ladies' auxiliary committee Of
he Congregational church. The invi.
ations were issued by its pastor. The !
purpose, as stated in the summons, [,
Tas 10 promote the cause of general |
God fellowship and the in.eres. of So
liability for all concerned. Geo. M. II
'iall acted as toAst.master and called =
Drsh several interesting toasts. Sew
raj musical numbers added 10 the
eneral enjoyment Of the evening. 1
Among the guests at the hotel the :
lsi week have been s. s. Spruks Of !
cranton, partner OF N. l.. Walker in '
is lumber business; a bridal party :
thursday, ]. w. Thompson and wife J
Manchester, accompanied by c. l.. d
owsley and wife; Edwin Shuttleworth ?
nd James b. Lamb OF New York; NJ. ?
. Mclaughlin Of Dandy, represent. n
~ the Boston Dairy Co.; GIL. Wood. u
.ck ~ Manchester ~ the Talsphon. |