The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-05-16

"kaadsiivt Filetilis."
The eosniy 9 r. srissy beia the
conyeaiion "a a. Bhpltsi eiarvh Nan
day and q Wa largely attended 40,
scry Interesting. The C. ". hsunc
"a. sgais awarded 10 the Baplasi 30
esiy o. Bennington
There will be- services IN ziol
chhrh On Whiisun-dAy a. fellows
Holy Communion At a and II a. no.
Morning Prayer nj 1870 a. m.. will
Evcning Prayer Al 5s9p. A specia
offering foF DiecesAn Missions will b,
taken Gu this day,
An megtlDgs n the W.C.T.u, ar
very interesting. bat The one held IL
Rupcri was pronounced tbs very best
A paper On each q the u department,
~ work carried on wen. al excellent
The Illustrated lecture BY Trego d
/ Cleveland was from real life and showed
7 The effects II intemperance IN the high.
est society 10 The lowest.
Mrs. Amos Sheldon died al her
home Friday morning The funeral
was held from her late home Sunday
ri 3 p. m. The bearers were ALVIN
Peitibohe. Wallace Lampson, Frank
Smith and NJ. J, Convey. The burial
WAS 10 Dollwood cemetery. Mrs. shel
don was kind noigtbor and always
bad good word for all. She leaves q
daughter and many friends 10 mourn
her loss 10 whom sympathy is extend.
"a.
"a fine literary program was car.
ried out ai the meeting OF Battenkill
Valley grange Saturday evening. The
paper edited and read by Mrs. w. w.
Bennett aud Mrs. j Dtmond was very
interesting. A. J. Davis was elected
worthy master to fill the vacancy caused
by the death Of DIR. Page, and Charles
Randall 10 take the place Of oyerseer
IN Mr. Davis place. The lecturer gave
out an interesting program for the
next meeting, which viii be given
later
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
Miss Faith Lindsey is at home
from the 7. c. a. at Poultney.
Charles Curtis of Westwood, n. J.
is visiting his relatives here.
The band is practicing some beau
tiful pieces for the summer concerts.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Manley is in New
York with friends.
Mrs. Walter Utley, who has been
in Peru caring for her sister, returned
Saturday.
e. /. Kendall has returned from
New York, having had pleasant and
profitable trip.
Miss Grace King had charge of
the Manchester Depot branch of the
Mark Skinner Library last week.
e. w. Bradley made an extended
business trip through the New England
States last week.
The Christian Endeayor delegation
TO the number Of thirty or forty arriv-
ed at this station on Monday the 18th.
Rufus B. Godfrey Of Bennington,
is here 10 commence the fishing season
as usual.
C. S. Wissel has purchased the
residence on River st. from Miss
Emily Baldwin and will move into il
shortly.
Sheriff Fred Godfrey Of Benning
ton, was among the out of town fisher
men who were ON our stream Wednes-
day morning.
Several members of Adoniram
Lodge No. AZ +. d A. NJ. attended the
funeral of Captain VIM, Newell at
South SALISBURY last Thursday.
Mrs. Amos Sheldon died rather
Friday morning, May 10th.
The funeral was held at her late resi-
dence Sunday at p. m. and was con-
Quoted by Mrs. VIM. Wiley of Wards
boro, Vt. Interment at Dellwood.
AT the special convocation of Adj
oniram chapter No. p, o. Il. s. the
following officers were installed; W.
F., ]. II. WhippIe; w. NJ, Mrs. Dora
|. Crawford; A. NJ, Miss Mildred +.
treasurer, Mrs. Ellen NJ.
Woodcock; secretary, Mrs. Mary A.
Dench; conductress, Mrs. Hattie NJ
Squires; asst. conductress, Mrs. Mabel
II. Marsden; chaplain, |. ii. Dench;
Mrs. Ellie Dimondi warden,
Miss Fannie Il. Gray; seminal, NJ. }.
Convey; Adah, Mrs. Hattie NJ. Fuller;
Ruth, Mrs, Rosaline Eldred; Esther,
Mrs. Kate X. Fullerton; Martha, Mrs.
Mary l.. Walker; Electa, Miss A.
Winnie Brush.
DORSET.
Miss Rebecca Mcbride will be en-
ployed for the summer at Mrs. b. II
Vests.
Mrs. Frederick Gilbert and daugh
ter Ruth have returned from a short
visit in West Rupert.
Hunt Gilbert is making prepare
hons TO build another large hen house
near his property on the West road.
Will Manley win assume duties as
secretary Of the Sunday school during |
The absence Of X. ID. Campbell.
Allan Bourne has consented TO
leach the adult Bible class for the few
Sundays in which Mrs. carhart will be
absept.
Mrs. Mary Belden. who has been !
at the home of Albert klnne