The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-06-13

naonih ~ Jane.
Mrs. 7. J. Hoyi ia visiting ber
daughter. Mrs. Luther Arnold. in
Iipasick Pals. y. Y.
-Mn. X. 7. T'u,ilc Is spending lbs
week with Mrs.. George NJ. Tnnle at
South Londonderry.
The ladies society Of Zion church
ali meet piih Mr.. Thomas Lidger'
wood this. Thursday. afternoon.
MIR. Freedom, who has been occa-
plying = part o. Moses Dupruis' house
has moved 10 Rutland. where he has a
position.
Mr.. Benson is greatly improving
the storohouse near the old iAnnery by
putting IN partitions and getting u
ready for tonemrnls.
MIR. Myrun Lawrence has rented
rooms in part Of her house 10 Mrs,
uoodno and daughter and the north
wing 10 two ladies. All four are from
Philadelphia. They are expected this
week.
--Ormsby Chapter ID. A. X. have
been invited 10 meet with Ann Story
Chapter in North Clarendon at the
home Of Mrs. Haynes, June 20. Mrs.
s. j. Bowen and Mrs. A. II. Botsford
expect to 20, and il is hoped several
more can 90.
The Cleaner, the grange paper,
which Was edited and read by Mrs. W.
utley and Mrs. Lee Bourn, was one OF
the very best. II was fifty years since
Mrs. Utley had edited and read pa
per. The original poems were greatly
enjoyed by all.
The address given by Miss Shinn
in the Baptist church, Monday even.
ing. was very interesting. Miss Shlnn
has been missionary in Burma for
seven years. After the address the
audience were invited TO the Baraca
rooms, where a reception was given in
honor OF Miss Shinn. Refreshments
were served by the young ladies'.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
Nj. B. Lyon Of Peru was in town
Tuesday.
Miss Mabel Taylor has been quit,
i'll but is much better.
"A. 4. Cudworth Of Londonderry
called on friends here Monday.
Arthur Davis and wife Of Tro,
have been spending few days witt
Mr.. Davis parents.
IT. j. Healey is attending the an
Dual session OF the Grand Lodge +.
A. NJ, at Burlington.
There will be regular meeting o
Skinner Relief Corps on Friday at %
D. m. A good attendance is desired,
Among the late arrivals in our vii
Iage is Miss Helen Janet Miller, q littl
daughter to MIR. and Mrs. W. G. Miller
Through the kindness of Conrad
IL. C.. Blackmer the W. II. c. hav,
markers for the graves OF decease'
members.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the SOW
will hold a strawberry festival at @. A
X. Hall on Thursday evening, Jun
Is. Fifteen cents will pay the bill
| Everybody come!
| Edward Healey and wife Of Malon
visited over Sunday with his brother
! T. J. Healey. Mr.. Healey has accept
ed position with hotel company a
| White Mountains, N. II.
| Hon. VIM. II. Fullerton has mad
decided improvements about his hous
and grounds by the addition Of ne,
piazza, the laying Of new concret
4
walk and the painting of his house
The Judge is nothing if not progres
sive.
i The new law requiring corpor,
tons TO pay their employees week.
went into effect June LIST. and the en-
plyes Of the Rutland railroad will r,
ceive pay for the first week in June o
Thursday, this week, and for week
following each Thursday thereafter.
Skinner Post, No. "a, G. A. X
have placed in their hall an engraving
s #. 8 in. by 3 #. 10 in, of Anderson
Vile prison AS it appeared August
1854, with 80 900 Union prisoners. III
engraving was made from origin
drawings by Private Thomas Ode
Co. Y, 10th regt., Maine vol. inf. Ma
, picture is 4 #. by 2 IT. in, and the
are Is marginal pictures.
a DORSET.
/ Edwin Lord of Brattlebor
= accompanied by his wife have be,
e visiting at John Manley's.
n Mrs. Larkin Farr, who has be
: at John Lilies for few days has !
turned to her home in New Hampshl
+ accompanied by her daughter. M
:. Randall.
e Miss May Mulligan of Whitehs
I has been visiting friends in town.
n Little Chloe Edgerton, who i
been i'll with nervous trouble is Va
a weak.
Mrs. George Gilbert and daugb,
! Dorothy have arrived at their re
" dence here from Northampton, Mas
: for the summer.
:. Miss Persis Sherman has return
~ home from West Virginia.
n. Rev. G. l.. Carbar oiiieiated
~ the marriage Of Mrs. Lettie McWay
!, ! TEETH