The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-01-10

Hon. Robert r Lincoln arrive,
IN town Saturday, and on Monday ac
cpmpaulgi S. lds family, departed il
bis private car, "MaydoWcr. for An
gusla, Gu,, whore the winter months
Will be spent Mrs. Lincoln made d
late stay Ia Manchester sud was prlyi'
legged 10 see some good Vermont win
tar and enjoy season q fine sleigh.
lug They will return in the early
summer.
I The extensive repairs to the heat
ing arrangement, Of the Congregation
al church are rapidly nearing compile.
ton The large furnace ~ the kltchen
part Of the building has been lowered
into the cellar part, 90 the north side,
aud a new and larger furnace has been
put below the parlors on the south
side, thereby greatly increasing the
heating efficiency Of the plant, u fact
which viii be appreciated by all who
use the parlors of the church.
We are pleased to announce that
DR.. Lewis T.. lIcmenway has decided
to locate in Manchester to engage in
the practice Of medicine. The doctor
was al the University Of Michigan two
years. then graduated from the De
troit Medical College after putting in
two years at that institution. The past
six months the doctor has been prac-
ticing surgery at the Troy hospital,
For the present his Office will be Mt his
fathers residence on North Main
street
The annual meetings of both the
Congregational Church aud Sunday
School we're held Tuesday evening
with the following results; Theo.
Swift was chosen Clerk with d. X.
Simonds acting in Mr.. Swift's absence
while VIM. b. Anderson was chosen
Treasurer and W. X. Hard, +. H.
Swift, T.. H. Hemenway, G, +. Law
renee and Albert Smith were chosen
Ushers. The Sunday School officers
are A. follows: Chas. +. Buck, Super
intendent; W. X. Hard, Assistant Sup
erintendent and Treasurer; Il. II.
Hemenway, Secretary.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
Peder Oleson has been recent
visitor TO New York city.
There was social hop Couture's
hall last Saturday evening.
Mr.. aud Mrs james T Bentley OF
Rutland were in town New Years.
Mrs. Il. I. Kendall entertained her
Sunday school class at her home last
Wednesday evening.
The recently elected officers of
Hope Lodge, No. 80, | 9. 9. f., We're
installed Monday evening.
We are glad to note the reappear-
aneo on our streets Of Clarence Curtis,
who has been confined to the house by
illness.
ID. l.. Buckley was home from
Schenectady over New Years. Mr..
Buckley IS doing finely in his new sit
aation.
The following persons were install
cd officers Of The Rebekahs last Friday
evening by District Deputy Mrs. Haw-
kins of SALISBURY Flora Adams. n.
G. Phoebe Taylor, V. g.; Nora Well
man. Sec: Jessie Bates. Treas.
w. c, Lampson has made a num-
her 81 real estate sales the past few
weeks, among them being that Of the
Harrington house on Hicks street,
which was sold to A. v Turner, aud
the Roswell French farm, at the north
end Of the town. 10 Mr.. Beattie OF
Langroye,
NORTH DORSET.
%. r.. Whitney was in Rutland
Thursday.
II. L. Whitney was in Dandy on
business on Wednesday.
e. l.. Whitney commenced his
school IN East Dorsc, Monday, having
bad vacation Of iwo weeks.
George p. Griffith has been away
since Dee. ~, visiting In New Hamp
shire and Massachusetts.
e. l.. Whitney filled his ice house
with ice from Emerald lake Dee q, at
which time the ice was II inches thick
and quality Al,
School commenced in this district
Monday sitter a two weeks vacation.
The teacher, Miss Gertrude Carney,
sas al her home ii West Rutland dor.
ms vacation,
"A party If young folks met At the
homie 81 George r. Gunih Saturday
evening. Dancing. the playing 81
games, iheu nfr.shmeHis, were the
order 81 The evening. all enjoying 4
merry, happy time.
Several about here are intending
- pat 10 iee from Emerald lake. bul
lbe warm weaiheE has loosened The Zee
about ihe shore - u il unsafe b drive
4 seasa 90 N preseui. 50 ice harvesting
shers sill have 10 be- deferred until the
neKl cold snap.