The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-05-28

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answer isls question Why siloala y
Chusiiaus
The Wiling WORKER speai 4 50,
enjoyable afieraam saturday pAl
Miss Irnnie simsnds 81 TIE home .
bier aunt. Mr.. Lakin,
Ice cream sale Msy 20. afternoon
Al Pair GrouDds. evening aal.ti'
union Opera Hoasr Served b ~
isiau cones A. =. Hleks. ads
The N. u, choir uill meet u ,ht
church Wednesday evening afiel
prayer meeting. ID - hoped that NJ
will be- present A. The Chiidnn,' D.,
music has come,
REV. Thomas Adams u 50 Shafts
bury, five yeAn missionary on ihs
Congo, delivered lecture At The Bap
tisi church Wednesday evening Il
was greatly enjoyed.
Prof. W. w. Fem Dean u liar
ward DIVINITY School Is expected within
few days at the home OF Mr. aud Mrs
Henry 6. Bass. II Is hoped that We
may have The pleasure OF hearing DR..
Fem before be returns.
IA meeting Of The Center Band OF
Mercy will soon be held, when short
talk will be given the children by the
Rev. II ). McCready, and all members
are especially requested to come TO the
meeting with sometbing,interesting 10
tell about animals or birds.
The sad news Was received here
Monday Of the death of Louis Lugene
at his home in Springfield, Mass. Mr..
lugene was native of Manchester
Center and resided here until about IL
years ago when he went 10 Wsllngford
where be resided few yehrs previous
to going TO Springfield. Mr.. Lngene
was highly esteemed by all who knew
him.
The public are again asked 10 AS.
sist the w. X. c. in furnishing proyis
ions for the Memorial Day dinner.
Those who assist at Manchester village
please leave what they wish TO send
at the yestry Of the Congregational
church, those at the Center with Mrs.
A. II. Botsford. and those at the
Depot please send to q. A. X. hall. A
team will call at Manchester at 10
o'clock and at the Center soon after.
The members of Skinner w. X. c.
will meet in q. A. X. hall Thursday to
make wreaths. Friday the school
children throughout the town are re-
luested TO bring flowers to school so
bouquets may be made after the pre-
exercise. All students who
are to take part in Memorial day exer-
,ises by speaking or singing are re-
iuested to meet at Union opera house
Friday rs soon MS their school day ex-
,rcises are over.
The Spinsters' reunion held in
Union Opera House Saturday evening
vas financial success. The Grange
cleared sixty dollars over and above all
expenses. Prof. Dinkenspeil as a
iypnotist and Davis and Monroe in
heir acrobatic feats were the attrac-
ions of the entertainment. II was
through the untiring efforts of the
committee in charge that all passed off |
o pleasantly. The members OF Bat
enkill Valley Grange wish to thank
III who assisted in any way.
On Wednesday evening, June 3, at
30, everyone is cordially invited to
isten 10 an address by Miss Clara Con-
'erse of the American Baptist Mission
ny Union, in the audience room of the
BAPTIST church, Manchester Center, to
'e followed by Il reception with light
in the Baracca room, and
hose who wish 10 meet Miss Converse
IRE invited TO remain. Miss Converse
vas formerly teacher in Vermont
academy at Saxtons River, but volun-
arily left that position to become |
MISSIONARY in foreign fields. Having
,een missionary in Japan for II
ears, her work has been awarded and |
'lessed of God 10 the salvation OF
many. She has charge of girls
school in Yokahoma. She is
n this country at present for a much
eeded rest. Those who heard her
peak seven years ago will be glad 10
ear her here now.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
George w. Bond Of Boston was in
own last week.
Mrs. Harry Blanchard is spending
everal days in Rutland.
John Richardson of Hartland is
isiting at A. II. Pettibone's.
Daniel Lyon Of Hoboken has been
pending several days in town.
r. b. Godfrey Of Bennington spent
day fishing last week on the Batten-
i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Hawkins Of
are visiting at 5. NJ. Haw'
ms.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. T. Raymond Of
have been spending week
/ the Battenkill Inn.
"A. NJ. Blandin Of Bath, N. H., who
interested in the lumber business was
d town last week.
Il. j. Healey and c. A. Bourn re-
resented Hope lodge !. o. q. +. in
,utland last week.
Two auto parties, one from Ben
ineton aud one from Granville were
/ the Inn last Wednesday.
Mrs. Arthur Bassett OF North Ben
ingion spent several days last week
nth her father, j. G.. Helmet.