The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-01-24
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--S'hAs. n PAimaiesr pcai Monday
10 Middlebary.
The r. r n. met with Miss Ethsl
Derty Saturday
~. l.. NJ kelley entertained hi,
brother ever Sunday.
John MArsden Of uiiea, n. A.. has
been waiting his sou Arthur,
LaRene Colvih ~ waieuown. n.
I VI. u visiting friends in town.
Harris whipple who has had an
attack Of lamhngo, is able 10 be out
Again.
The W. c. r. Z. will meet with
Mr.. WIN. Smith Oh Saturday after,
noon At ESQ.
Miss Mary EsiAbrcok of Benning
Ton, is visiting among her many
friends ia town.
"A. v Turner hss moved from this
village to the house be recently pur.
/ chnsfd Al TIE Depot,
Mrs. II. y. Shaw. who was conGn.
81 90 the house by sickness last week.
j. better at present writing.
Song service a, the Baptist church
next Sunday evening. Topic Of dis
dussiou What is it fort"
The Baacas organized hockey
team Monday evening. Merwin Smith |
was elected captain and manager.
The next regular meeting OF the |
Battenkili Valley Grange will be held |
on Saturday evening next at the usual
time and place.
The mission study class and the
teacher training class have resumed
their studies at the Baptist parsonage
each Tuesday evening
We regret TO say that Joseph Luz
gene Is still confined to the house by
his old enemy, rheumatism. II is
70 be hoped that he soon gets the bet
ter Of it.
The annual donation and oyster
supper Of the Baptist church will be
held next week Thursday evening Jan.
Jlst, at the yestry. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to all to participate.
There will be donation and oys-
ter supper at the Methodist church on
Friday evening of this week from $50
TO o'clock for the benefit Of the Rev.
5. j. Robinson. DO not miss il.
The poverty party given by the Y.
7. s. +. society was great success.
II is hard TO realize that SO much pow
erty existed in the town as was exhib-
tied in costumes worn on this occasion.
1t was pleasant social occasion.
There will be regular commune
cation of Adoniram Lodge, No AZ, +.
& A. NJ, on Thursday evening the
24th INST, at which time the Entered
Apprentice degree will be conferred.
1t is hoped that large attendance will
be present.
The friends of Rev. and Mrs. Mac
Neil called upon them last Wednesday
evering, it being the seventh anniver-
sary of their marriage. They were
presented with three useful pieces of
furniture, and as refreshments were {
carried in, very enjoyable evening
was passed, it being complete sur 9
prise to Mr.. and Mrs. MacNeil.
An especially interesting meeting
Of the Father Lights Society was held
very pleasing manner, OF life and Gus
tom in Japan, illustrating with many
etc. She has kindly con-
sented to give short talk at the next
meeting to be held Feb. at the home
Of Miss Junia Lugene. Miss Ella t
Dyer has charge of the meeting, sub d
Jest: Voices from the Northland.
The district meeting of o. 4. S. o
held in Rutland Jan. 9th in Odd Eel /
lows hail. was a very interesting meet
ing, every chapter in the district being b
besides many prominent c
state officers. A banquet was served a
at $50, covers being laid for 100. The
liable for the grand officers was beauti- a
fully decorated with carnations and =
roses. The meeting was called TO or
Ter at 7.30 by Grand Deputy Mrs. Flo
ra Convey Of Manchester and Grand "
Deputy h. A. Haseltlne of Bristol.
After the opening ceremony Miss Ma Y
Del Gleason OF Rutland was installed s.
jrand Adah by Grand Deputy Mrs. "
Flora Convey. Waverly chapter OF s.
conferred the degrees and f
Evergreen chapter of Poultney closed
he meeting. There were many grand !,
,ificers present and very interesting a
speeches were made. The meeting ;,
vas highly commended by the grand h
eeturer and by many who were pres O
mt, which made il a meeting long to II
De remembered. h