The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-05-09
HOWley & O'Brien
3 CENTER STREET.
RUTLAND


o'clock 10 see II II viii concur in this
action. Rev. DR.. Seayer will preach
next Sunday.
Ground will shortly be- broken for
the new Hard building on Union street
east Of the hardware store. This build.
ing will be three stories IN height, and
will contain the post Office on the
ground floor and the Journal office
on the first floor above, with hall on
the top floor The floors for business
purposes have each been leased for q
term Of years, making Mr. Hard's ven
ture substantial one from the start.
In late issue of the magazine
called System is an article on the late
Henry J. Willing, in which It says,
among other things; Henry J. Will
ling was referred to by Mr.. Field as
the foremost mathematician of his day.
He came into Mr., Fields wholesale
business as clerk, and at the very
beginning of his work showed a talent
for the economies TO be practlced
through mathematical methods He
was natural investigator into the
why's and wherefores' of trade AS
made manifest in the records OF busl-
ness. In the years Of his connection
with the firm of Marshall Field 4 Co.
he was deliver into the wasteful loop
holes of the business and was bold in
adapting such timesaving systems
were most needed in the business ors
ganizaton.
MANCHESTER CENTER.
The c. 4. convention will meet in
the Baptist church Monday
"A number from here will attend
the w. c. T. L. convention in Rupert
this week.
The Bridge Whist club will meet
with Mrs. Marsden Thursday after
noon,
j. Ross Roberts of Burling ton
was in town few days last week on
business.
Ernest Thompson. who spent a
few days at home last week, returned
to Schenectady Saturday.
Mrs. John Dimond entertained the
bridge whist club last Thursda y.
Dainty refreshments were served.
The Service Club will meet in the
vestry of the Baptist church on Friday
afternoon.
On Thursday Ascension Day SER
vices will be he ID as follows: Holy
Communion and n. m, Even ing
Prayer at o'clock.
"A large audience greeted Hon. h.
b. Finn and Col. Y. l.. Greene in
Union Opera House Thursday evening
and we're pleased 10 hear of the New
Vermont.
The annual Parish meeting of
Zion church was held Monday evening.
The following were elected vestry men
for the ensuing year: J. Ii. Whipple,
y. C. Blackmer, |. II. Dench, c. l..
Dench, G. Is. Rowe. W. II. Roberts,
II. n. Shaw, A. II. Botsford, G. II.
Parker, W. II. Benedict and A. l..
Miner. J. II. Whipple was appointed
senior warden and j. c. Blackmer was
elected junior warden, Chas. l.. Dench
secretary, Chas. b. Rowe, treasurer,
aud II. n. Shaw auditor. The follow
ing we're elected delegates to the
Diocesan Convention 10 be held the
third week in June at Burlington: ).
X. Roberts, II. n, Shaw, and A. l..
Miner delegates, aud j G. Blackmer,
W. IL. Benedict and c. b. Rowe alter
mates.
MANCHESTER DRPUT.
-whooping cough is quite prevalent
among our little folks.
Frank II. Walker is building an
addition TO his garage.
There will be- regular meeting OF
Skinner Relief Corps on Friday al go
p. m.
Geo. u. Sexton is now settled at
this place and has put in a telephone,
No. ia.
ID. l.. Buckley il home from Schen-
ec.ady, called here by the illness OF his
mother.
Harry Ken, has moved into part
Of the house occupied by Louis Bushee
on EAs, Elm street.
MIR. and Mrs. A. c. Conner have
returned from visi. 10 Mrs. Connor's
relatives IN Randolph.
-Mrs. VIVA. Hubbard Of Manchester
and her daughter, Mrs. q Ii Wynan.
u dorchester. Mass, are visiting at
e. A Boufn's.
Miss Sarah Chandler Of Rutland,
vho has been stopping at the BaIten'
Kill Inn, has just returned from Ben
niugson quite III bat is improving,
Frank Is. Lawrence and wife Of
Tounshend arr spending part OF their
! honeymoon visiting III thls village.
Mrs. Lawrence Is SISTER % Mrs. Hen
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