The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-05-09

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beard u Ne appreciated.
The Annual asretinr q ihe ttu
ooauiy ChDfiisn EnaeA'"f
Un,ou Ill - held II ihs hapia9 4
rhuwh a. Manchester Center mornite 4
ana Afternoon ~ Monday. Nay ls
Tbrw will h. Addresses Ny Rev Frank
n Morris. Res George ;. Mills and
Nr. A. Sidney Edison ~ Bennington
Rev. FRAN. l., Wilkins, ID rPne'
sentative q TIE Congo Reform Assoc.
alton. Res. 4. W Craukhiie of Green
wieb. n. w.. diseuss'gn lei - hHs
Gure Vi Young ~ Fair Hhvyn and
The address " greeting hy ~ 4. y
Hicks ~ Manchester Center. The
sessions open Al 10 am. aud ~ p.m.,
and dinner will be served Al no3n An
Interesting program i promised and
there oashi 20 be good delegation
from here.
-Edsin shniileworih a New Nors
has made a very generous offer to pro-
vide The funds necessary TO repair and
put 10 order The old office Of tho Dor.
sci Marble Company on the south side
Of the street west Of the railroad track,
% be used tor the purpose. OF q public
reading aud game room, il the people
u the town will be responsible for it,
maintenance and good order. A meet
ing Of the present Reading Room com
mi,iee. Of which Gilber, II. Brophy is
chairman, viii probably have been held
the early par, Of ihI. week. 10 consider
the offer. and the cost Of putting the
building 10 repair. Permission has been
received from Geo. NJ. Wall, trustee Of
the estate, TO use the building for the
purpose named A public meeting Of
all interested will probably be called in
the near future 10 elect board Of trus.
tees who shall be responsible for the
administration Of funds contributed for
the benefit OF the room. and for its
general good conduct. Either the at.
PENDANTS at this meeting or their irus.
tees would probably then elect another
committee OF young men, correspond
ing 10 the present Reading Room com
mit,ee, whose duty il should be to at.
tend 10 the details Of management.
Until the new rooms are ~ order the
present reading room in the hotel i
open for use at all times, through the
courtesy Of MIR. Pell, and contributions
Of magazines will be gratefully re.
ceiyed at the room, There are on hand
still quite few old magazines nj the
reading room, which may be had for
the asking by anyone who would care
for and use them. Inquire of Mr..
Rogers al tho hotel.
ARLINGTON
Mrs. Mary Adams spent several
days in Bennington recently.
Miss Mary Long spent Sunday at
her home in North Clarendon.
Miss Florence Hard of Schenectady
spent Sunday at her home here.
Miss Mabel Scully will entertain
st. james guild Thursday afternoon.
Miss Mary Mann is visiting rela-
tives in North Adams,
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Tombs spent
Sunday in Manchester.
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at the Arlington over Sunday.
Miss Florence Hard Of Science
tady, has been visiting her parents on
Main street.
Mrs. Celia Deming arrived in town
Thursday and has opened her house
for the summer.
Mr.. Body of Albany, spent Sun
day with Mrs, Body and daughter at
the Liscomb cottage.
Ed. Cullinan and family of Main
st, have gone to North Adams to visit
Mrs. Cullinan's parents for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cullinan of
Bennington, spent Sunday with MIR.
Cullinan's parents on School street.
Miss c. Conroy of Burr and Bur-