The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-02-07
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Five persoas strs baptized IL ID,
Regsiisi sisuwh Sunday errning.
Eiassf AdAas il Ia Cambridge 60
a iew wcckt.
Mrs, EaSi Marsh And Mr.. MARI
Manicy @bo have bssn ,isiiiug 10 chi.
copee fAlis, Mass. harc returned.
Miss Cara Fishu and friend from
North IsennihgioH waited iriends here
Sunday.
Miss Edith ProsAn uho has been
teaching ID PrN'ciosrilie il bome for a
vacation
NJ snd Mr. George " futile o.
souih Londonderry spent Sunday with
lheir son. RIias 7. futile.
--seryiecs wiil be held al Zion
Church ga Ash "Wednesday q, $ aud 10
. N. and 1880 p. M.
During Lent Rev. D. IS MAcNcil
viii h. IN bennington Wednesday
evenings,
Rev. Philip Sehayleroi Bennington
will bold service every Thursday even.
ing daring Lent at GAR. ball, Man.
chester Depot
The Service Club o. the Baptist
church will meet Friday with Mrs.
Winchester ON Maple street. A large
attendance ia desired.
Memorial service ia memory Of the
lais Mrs. Gleason was held in GAR
hall by skinner w.Rc. Friday.
There was fine attendance AT the
donation party At the Baptist church
last week.
Ernest O. Walker. formerly in the
butcher business in this village. filed
petition in bankruptcy Wednesday
last. he has liabilities Of s., $50 80 aud
assets of s2.0aJ.2l Of which $50 is
claimed exempt.
There will be special communi.
cation Of Adoniram Lodge, No. AZ, Y.
a A. NJ, on Thursday evening, the
9Th inst.. for the purpose of comforting
the Entered Apprentice degree ON
newly elected member. A good attcn-
anee is requested
-0rmsby chapter OAR. met in
The Colbum House parlors Thursday
aud elected the following officers; Re
gent, Mrs. Helen Snyder of Dorset;
yice-regeut, Mrs. Emily Perkins of |
Manchester: secretary, Mrs. Mary |
Robbins of Manchester; registrar,
Mary l.. Botsford, Manchester Center;
treasurer, Mrs. Jennie billiard, Man.
chester Center; chaplain, Mrs, Sarah |
J, Bowen, Manchester Center; histo
rian, Mrs. Ellie Dimond, Manchester
Center; delegate 10 continental con
gress. Mrs. Olive Beach, Cambridge, |
n. Y; alternate, Mrs. Mary Robbins. |
#. b. Putnam. manager of the
Vermont Loan and Trust Co., Of Brat
ileboro, was a guest Of Mr.. aud Mrs.
NJ. @. Taylor on Friday last.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
Dances prevail at the Depot.
"A genuine Winhall thaw this Tues
10y.
Carey Reynolds is housed with n
,old.
Elisha Bull has been on the sick |
list for some time.
Joseph Bnshee has moved TO the
Mclaughlin farm on Dorset Hill.
The Junior Card Club met with
Harold 4. Taylor Monday evening.
H. b. Kendall was in Rutland on
business on Friday last.
Hon. j. w. Fowler was in East
Dorset last Friday.
There was good sized sleigh ride
rom here 10 Dorset last Thursday night.
Regular meeting OF Skinner Corps
N Friday at 2;30 p. m.
MIR. and Mrs. Romeo Bradley are
o occupy +. 0. Bonrn's rooms soon.
-Kirt Adams is soon 10 move 10 one
II DR.. Wyman's tenements at the Cen
er.
e. v. Phillips went home sick last
Fred 0. Bourn is taking his
place on the express wagon.
The young people held another
lance in Couture's hall on Monday |
evening last.
The somewhat belated news is just |
,ui Of the marriage Of X. II. Bradley
10 Miss A. G. kohler. which occurred
Their many friends extend
their congratulations,
The Levin store looks much differ
eni on coming in from the street than
i did under Ike former proprietor; it
almost takes Your breath away. Ba.
gains are also very plentiful and the
sale il successful. ADV.
The many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Den Phillips Of piitsford, will be pleas
ed 10 learn that they have purchased
The home Of the late Jared Burriti,
which ives bougb, by A. II. Pe,iibone
last year, aud will soon make their
home here.
John Woodcock died at the home
Of his danghterai Langdon. N. H.. on
Feb. LIST. He is survived by five child
rem. Geo. o. aud Elmer J. woodcock
being residents Of this town; Freeman
NJ. OF Oregon aud Thomas b. and Mary
j. Of Langdon. N. II. The deceased
vas " years, s months and q days old.
Inserment was ia Dorset cemetery.
There will be benefit supper Civ
en- by The Sons Of Veterans TO Walter