The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-03-28
MANCHESTER cENTrR.

Mrs Ella Towsley Of BenningtoI
sAs IN town Thursday.
Miss Fannie Clemens is spendin,
a few days 10 Rutland.
The Dorcas society met with Mrs
chas. Ames Wednesday,
John Baich. who has been visiting
Ia Bennington, has returned.
The Service Club of the Baptist
church met with Earl Marsh.
George Reynolds has moved from
The lane to a house on the west road.
Friends Of DR., Page will be glad
10 hear that he is better at this writ
ing.
-Sclwyn Brush has bought the w
Towsley house in the lane and moved
into it.
We are pleased TO report that G
II. Sessions is able 10 sit up for time
each day.
MISSES Edith Shaw and Lillian
Thompson went 10 Bennington Wed.
nesday.
Miss Mildred Crcssey is spending
Der Easter vacation with her mother
in Middlebury.
Miss French aud Miss Wickham of
Bennington. were guests of Miss Mary
Marsh Sunday.
Miss Green and Miss Elwell Of
Bennington. visited their uncle, John
Balch, Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. j. b. Covey are re-
ioicing over the birth Of a daughter,
born March %.
Miss Ethel Kerr is passing her
Easter vacation with her parents, in
North Glens Falls.
Mrs. +. w. Lincoln will entertain
the bridge whist club at the Battenkill
lnn Thursday Anril ith
Miss Stella Provan who has been
teaching school in Massachusetts, is
home for her Easter vacation.
Mrs. q. n, Wyman will display an
elegant assortment of Easter Hats
March - and 30. trimmed in New York
'lty. adv.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
with Mrs. VIM. Hicks this, Thursday,
afternoon. A large attendance is de-
tired.
Eugene Cherbonneau has sold his
place on the west road to Mr.. Brown
# New York, aud will soon move to
he Center.
George Dolph OF Oregon has been
.alling on old friends. George is just
he same as Of old, only few more
silver threads among the gold.n
A. II. Botsford has built new
ap house in place OF the one burned |
NO years ago, and with new Grimm
is doing rushing business
IN Ferndale farm.
Mart Convey found curiousity in
he attic OF the house he recently pur-
hased in Barnumvile. Ii Is hand
and is supposed TO be the
irst one ever made in Vermont.
The last Of series of sermons
rom the New Testament which have
,een given by Rev. Philip Schuyler
Turing Lent. was held Thursday. The |
eryices have been well attended and
AVE been very interesting. Many are
'orry not TO hear more.
---0n Good Friday there will be the
lsuAl service in Zion church from u
o 3 p. m. This consists of prayer,
hymns aud simple meditations or ser
mons on the Passion Of our Lord. All |
ire invited 10 come. Morning prayer
Il 10 a, m, evensong at 30 p. m.
The services at Zion church on !
Easter viii be Holy Communion at 7 |
md s II, M; Morning Prayer at 1890;
il II a. m. there will be Holy Com.
nunion, with Easter music and ser.
non and specinl Easter Offering; even.
.ong at .. m. with ebildren's hymns
md offering for missions.
Miss Hanaman has returned from
Ter winters stay in New York city
shere she has been selecting her stock
Il spring millinery. She is now ready |
o welcome the ladies Of Manchester
nd vicinity and supply them with the
aiest styles IN New York millinery.
Caster opening today. adv.
Rev. c. +. Van schaiek. eolpor.
cur Of the Vermont Baptist S,A.e
will preach IN the Baptist
harch Wednesday and Friday even.
ngs and next Sunday al both morning |
I'd evening serviee-. Thursday even.
ng service will be held al Barnan,-
lille al 100 .. M. BE sure ard attend
|, least one service Earnest gospel
rea ching and hearty singing.
Tie funeral " Charles II, Wilson
ras held from the home 81 bis mother
'nday Al ) O'Clock and was largely at.
eaded. Rev. Il. b. b. MacNeil. rec.
er Of Zion eharch, dictated. A male
iaAr4eise sTee,ly sang Asleep in Je.
as and Abide with Ne. /" The burial
A. ID The family 10, in The Center eefn-
iery. The bearers wers Harris Whip 1
,le. Carl Maiiisou, Harry Adams,
,hArles Bourn. Charles Brewster and
sharles Ames. Charlie, ss be was
1po.n 10 all here. would have been Is J