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

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10 Joseph Baldwin which took place a,
her home last week. A large number
OF friends were present TO extend their
good wishes and the young people OF
the neighborhood made the occasion
gay with variety Of music.
A number Of friends were pleas
antly entertained at dinner on Mon
day evening by Mrs. Gnrhart. Among
the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Kellogg who left for their western
home on Wednesday.
The address on Children's Day by
the pastor was very pleasing TO the
little people as well ms 10 the older ones
in the congregation. Several omissions
occurred in the exercises in the Sunday
school room owing to the illness among
the pupils, but many expressions OF
pleasure were heard over the recita-
tons and singing.
The pupils Of the West Road
will give n lawn festival on Thursday
afternoon TO which the general public
is invited. lee cream and cake will be
served for small fee.
John Vance Cheney Of Chicago, is
visiting at the old homestead now
occupied by his brother Albert and
family.
Miss Louise Sykes will go to Hol-
yoke this week to attend commence
ment and also a reunion of the class of
's7 Of which she was a member.
Misses Anna and Mabel Gilbert
spent Saturday in Rutland,
Deacon Sykes accompanied the
Rev. c. l.. Carhart on carriage drive
to Fair Haven this week to attend the
| State Convention of Congregational
| Churches.
| -Dipththeria has broken out among
the children of Mrs. Jos. Baldwin. The
family are quarantined and all possible
precaution will be taken TO prevent the
spread Of the disease.
Mrs. z. NJ. Humphrey has pur-
chased carriage horse of Carl DEMO,
the well known dealer.
Pomona Grange met Wednesday
evening, and the following was the
program: Music by the choir, address
of welcome by J. H. Sheldon, response
by J. Sheldon of Rupert, recitation by
Miss C. Chapman, report Of Pomons
Grange by f. G. Stone, master. read
ing by Louis Batchelder, music, report
of Rupert Grange, subject; Raising
Our Chickens for Market" E. Sim
mons, reading by Mrs. }. II. Sheldon
as the Hay Crop the Best for thu
Farmerf" Z. II. West, music, repor
Of Dorset Grange, h. M. Campbell
reading by Mrs. l.. Towsley, recitation
by Mrs. +. Norton, IA Kitchen Gar
den," Mrs. II. Snyder, music, ques
ton for debate, "That Grating Ou
Fruit Trees is more Profitable to thu
Farmer than the Planting of Seed
and Slips" Affirmative: Messrs. +
lG. Stone, NJ. B. Roberts and J. +
Sheldon. Negative: J. H. Sheldon
W. C. Mason and A. W. Phelon. Gen
eral discussion by the Grange. Music
SUNDERLAND.
i e. G. Bacon is slowly improving
Mrs. Bull is visiting in Arlington
Tom Cullinan was in Mancheste
. Tuesday.
II -Chas. Frasure of SALISBURY, wa
&. in town Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. Stone is i'll. DR.. Phi
lips is in attendance.
Merritt Hall Of Rutland, spent
day in town recently.
!, Walker Wright has moved b
family TO West Arlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Brockway ha'
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Able
= Houghton.
IL Mrs. Ed. Beagle of South Shaft
70 bury, is visiting her parents, Mr.. Al
Mrs. Chas. Stone.
y Mrs. Albert Houghton has retur
ed from New York state where she h
Is spent the last month.
y Mrs. Walter Benoit OF Clevelan
Ohio, was the guest Of Mr.. and Nj
,r Dana Hall last week.
4 Winfield s. Hall and Miss Ed
:, Hall, both Of this town, were marri
in Cambridge, N. Y, May Both.
"a Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Goyette GA
very pleasant dancing party to tn
at friends last Thursday night.
nc Will Bacon has sold his groce
- store to Ernest Goyette. Mr.. Goye
expects 10 take possession Mondf
June 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arson Williams
North Adams. Mass, visited >
! Williams parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.