The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-09-12
HOWLEY & O'BRIEN,
MEAD BLDG, S CENTER ST.
RUTLAND, VERMONT
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MANCHESTER cgSTER.
n Miss Ethel Colvin Of Boston
: visiting tri.asds 10 town.
Mrs. Carey Reynolds went to tb
Rutland hospital Thursday.
Miss Agnes Pbalcn is the guest o
her sister. Mrs. Y. G. Archibald.
MIR. and Mrs. J.. A. Botsford o
i Pi,isburg, Pa, arr visiting friends u
town,
Il --Lngene coivin Of Waterford, n
H.. was in town few days recent,
90 business.
Mrs. W. II. Harrison Of Ruther
ford, N. j., Is the guest of her daugh
ter. Mrs. II. ID. h. MacNeil.
/ Geo. Y. Sexton will load calves
hogs, sheep, etc. at Manchester Depot
Saturday, Sept. 18th.
Mrs. Matthew Brady Of New York
city is visiting her many friends IN
this village,
Mrs. Mott and son, who have been
visiting friends in town, returned 10
Brooklyn Saturday.
| Don't fail 10 be At the Fair. Great
attraction every day. Far ahead of
the jamestown exposition.
Miss Louise Wyman, who has been
spending her vacation at home, re-
turned TO New York Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Sheldon of
Rupert are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs, A..
IA. Botsford during the Fair.
Harper Llewllyn Of New York city
is the guest of his grandmother, Mrs.
Mahsla Wilson Mt Manchester Center
Mrs. Cora Spellman, two children
ard a,ai,t Or ,s'eesaofe'. ns.o0., .s.-.-'---..-
ting Mrs. Spelman's mother, Mrs,
Metcalf Marsh.
Mrs. Goodno and daughter. who
have been occupying a part OF Mrs.
Myron Lawrence's house, returned TO
Philadelphia today.
Regular meeting of Battenkill Val
ley Grange Saturday evening. All
members are requested TO be present
as business OF Importance is TO be
transacted.
Last Sunday evening new series
OF Sunday evening talks was begun at
the Baptist church; talks on Per-
sonal Problems. Next Sunday evening,
''The Problem Of Doubt"
The teachers OF the Baptist Sun
day school met Tuesday evening to
organize Teachers Training class.
They will study Prof. Hamills "The
Sunday School Teacher"
Wednesday evening. following the
mid week service at the Baptist church,
a pleasant social was held in the Bar
AGA room. Miss Lugene sang one Of
the new Mortified hymns.
The young men. who are members
Of the Baptist church, have been in
vited TO meet mt the parsonage Thurs
day evening for the purpose Of discuss
ing plans for fall and winter work.
Monday evening the Father Lights
was Mt the home Of Miss Lugene. Miss
Brush and Miss McCready. delegates
10 the Green Mountain Missionary In
stitute, gave their reports and Miss
Gardner told Of the Mortified Confer
cnce.
The funeral Of the late Mrs. John
BATHS was ncld in the Baptist church
Wednesday afternoon. The severe
storm did not prevent large eoncourse
Of friends assembling in the church to
pay ibe last tribute Of respect 10 one
who was well known and loved by all
in the community. II seemed doubly
sad to all that Mrs. BATHS should be
taken 80 soon after the death Of her
husband with whom she had lived over
half a century. Mrs. BATHS is sur
vived by one daughter 10 whom the
heartfelt sympathy OF all IL extended.
Rev. Joseph s. Brown OF st. Adams, a
very intimate friend o. the family,
ofiicialed. The bearers were William
Hicks. Almon Smith, Mr.. Bnss, g. II.
Sessions, Egbsri Smith and Mark
Manle,. and they gently laid her 10
rest in Dellwood cemetery meath pro-
fusion Of beautiful flowers.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
Mrs. w. A. Adams il visiting her
son II. l.. Adams.
m. J. HApgocd Of Peru was in
town last Saturday.
Geo. C. Wood Of Bennington was
ia town las, Thursday.
Regular meeting 81 skinner Corps
ON FRIDAY nj 2;30 Pm.
William Geodall was working this
last week 10 White Creek.
Frat Dstmsne moved bis house.
bold goods 10 Troy this lasi week.
Miss Emily Baldwin /. about 70
leave town 10 become trained nurse.