The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-04-18

ough and successful management OF !
very difficult piece Of work.
d. A. Baldwin. well known in thu
town through his connection for man,
years with the Rutland railroad, is dead
| IN Bennington at the age Of fifty years
Mr.. Baldwin was brother.in'law Of
Charles II. Willard, Mr. Baldwin died
Tuesday morning and the funeral vii
be held Thursday from his late resi-
denee in Bennington.
Miss Ruth Kerr. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Harrison Dudley Kerr. was
married 10 Mr.. Charles Roland Hen.
sehel Tuesday, the sixteenth Of April,
at the home of her parents, twelve
Fast Forty.eighth street, New York.
Sir. and Mrs. Kerr and daughters are
well known in Manchester, having
spent many seasons at the Equinox.
MANCHESTER CENTER.
Miss Lillian Thompson is on the
sick list,
Mrs. W. A. Adams is home for a
three weeks stay.
Rev. j. S. Robinson is attending
the NJ. Il. conference.
Geo. T.. Sexton will load calves at
the Depot on Saturday the 10Th.
Mrs. II. d. b. MacNeil went 10
Rutherford, N. j., Tuesday for visit,
--Adolphus Reaulo of Greenwich,
was the guest of his daughter, Mrs.
Cherbonneau Sunday.
AT the Baptist church next Sunday
evening the pastors theme will be "A
Matter Of Habit"
John billiard Of Rutland, was the
guest Of his aunt, Mrs. Jennie Hilliard
saturday ana SUNDAY.
Another one of Manchester's best
young ladies TO enter the matrimonial
state next Thursday.
DIR. Bartlett of Bennington was in
town Saturday TO assist DR.. Trull IN
setting Miss Beebe's shoulder.
-- The Service Club of the Baptist
church will meet with Mrs. +. A
Marsh Friday afternoon.
The newly formed Nature-study
class will meet Saturday afternoon al
the Baptist vestry prepared to take the
first walk of the season.
Otis and Georgia Brooks Of NORTH
Rupert, visited at the home OF thel'
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert
Wideawake, last Sunday.
The paper edited and read by Miss
Clara Marden Saturday evening before
the Grange was excellent and greatly
enjoyed by all present.
A class in Esperanto met at the
Baptist parsonage Tuesday evening
Several of the young people are enthu
siastic over the new universal language
The recen. conference of the
Methodist churches has sent the Rev
| Y. S. Morey TO this place for the mex
year. Mr.. Morey will preach his frs
sermon here on Sunday morning next
The funeral of Howard Jameson
who was injured in marble mill II
East Dorse. and died from the effect
Friday, was held Monday. The buria
was in the family lot in the Cente
cemetery.
The W. C. T. U. will meet will
Mrs. Andrus Bowen on Saturday a
I2.1p. m. A large attendance is de
sired as delegates will be elected to at
tend the County convention to be he'll
n Ripper, May 9Th and sth.
Members Of the BAraca class mr.
urged 10 meet Thursday evening a
eight o'clock TO take action on th
question OF summer encampment an
to discuss ways and means Of raisin
funds for the benefit Of the ball team
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
Mrs. A. kohler spent several day
in Rutland last week.
n. II. Linsley, who has been o
. the sick list, is improving.
Frank Briggs is at his old stand
Centuries store after a short vacation
Hon. J. W. Fowler was in ID
north part Of the stale the past week
&C. l.. Dench has been confined
the house the pasi week with rheumi
: tism.
. DIR. z. l.. wyman and wife n
, turned from New York Saturday a
: ternoon.
: The Sorcross' West marble mi
!. shu, down Saturday nigh, Tor fe
Z, weeks.
j. II. Couture has put in a tel
phone 10 s,iend 10 his increasing bus
!, mesa. HIS call is Sd.
Meet me al the Depot Restau
AMI" i shat you bear when You are
I Rutland, and Judging from the crows
there, they all meet Al The same tim
adv.
MAPLE SUGAR MOTIFS.
Uncle John Reynolds islis Il
|, '.This i The tesl sugar season se ha
bad IN twenty-five Year,.
o -Al,hoagh some have b~~n seil''
{ staple syrap for tI.2 per gAllon. "
;. Iohn Frosi SAYS 81 90 "a all Il IL wort