The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-01-23

ThcoaorA Anman. Field Secretary -
The Wonan's Home Missionary Sscie
~ ~ Nermoni, from whose visit aud
work bev too year ago " mnrh
pleasure and benefi, serc derived, !, -
VISA us next week. She will speak ia
the Uuion church Sunday evening. wlll
meet the Ladies Missionary Socieiy 81
Miss Gertrude Brophy's At J o'clork
Monday afternoon. and The Young P,,,.
plies Society h, the Church Tuesday
evening. Al who heard Miss Auman
speak enthusiastically o. her singing,
and will sing Al phonograph concord
81 The Hall Wednesday evening
SOUTH DORSET
= Good sleighing here but liille "a the
north OF as,
- Bowen the photographer il import
ing photo goods direct from England Of
kind not made in America.
The grip is having It's innings here
and everybody and their friends are q
coughing and sneezingday and night
Charles Mcbride had finger bad
ly smashed in the machinery at Nor
cross a West quarry last week. Dr.
Liddle attends and hopes are enter
tanned Of saving the finger
One cold day last week two sports
from Joppa with grey horse aad
cutter and brindle bull pup, were mp
the Jordan and lett their measure for
photos and Old 81 has been tlnkerlng
with his camera ever since.
Mrs. Emma Mcnamara, wife oil
John Mcnamara, died Jan, 18Th She
had been II great sufferer for long
time with consumption, She leaves a
husband and two children. She VIII
be missed among her friends as she was
most esiimable woman,
Some people had been IN hopes
that Governor Proctor would succeed
himself ms next Governor OF Vernon,
but il seems impossible for sneh to be-
come a fact for John Senter OF Mont
pelier has come out for Proctor for next
Governor and John Senter never voted
for Governor that was elected IN Yer
mont.
The old Kent& Root mill has start
ed no and NJ. c. Wade and William
Reaubdeau have hauled lot OF blocks
to the mill. The Thunder Storm mill
has run all winter. Altogether about
| 30 men are employed on the qnarres
and at the mills besides three two-hors
teams with prospects Of larger force
when spring opens and the robins come
again.
ARLINGTON.
Red Mountain Lodge No. Us OF
Free and Accepted Masons, celebrated
the 45th anniversary of the institution
of the Lodge, (January IL, 1859 at Its
regular communication in Masonic Hall
last Friday evening, January nth.
Right Worshipful, Henry II. Ross, OF
Burlington Grand Secretary, and Geo.
| l.. Woodcock of Manchester District
Deputy Grand Master represented the
Grand Lodge of Vermont. Adoniram
Lodge, No. AZ, of Manchester, Mount
Anthony Lodge, No. l3, of Bennington,
and Tucker Lodge, No. 43, of North
Bennington were well represented.
Visiting ui-iiibvrs f,o". n~shssfesa, S-
H.. Rutland, Burlington, Pawlet, and
Dandy. VT, Troy, Cambridge, and
Skeneateles, N. Y, Evansville. Ind,
Claremont, N. H., and Foxboro, Mass,
were also present. DIR. Winfield >.
Phillips who presided was made a
mason in 1866, and served the lodge as
Master in 1881, 1882, 1888, 1887, lS9O
and 1907. He has also represented
the Grand Master in this district, and
as such dedicated Pownal Lodge OF
North Pownal. Charles II. Young.
Worshipful Master in 1866, and now
the only living charter member, was
present and received the congratula-
lions and good wishes of the brethren.
The Entered Appreciate Degree was
the work of the evening and was receiv-
ed by DR.. Scott X. Gray and Mr.. }. T.
SNYDER. The banquet served by Land
| lord Cullinan at the Arlington House,
was spread at 1880 p. m, and thor
oughly enjoyed by sixty Master Masons.
LANDGRoyE.
James Perkins of Mendon is visit
| ing his brother, Fred Perkins.
Miss Olive Patterson of Wardsboro
who has been visiting her friend Miss
Mamie Beers, returned home Satnr-
day.
Mrs James G. Barton who has
been visiting several weeks with her
daughters in Wardsboro returned home
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mcintyre OF
Dandy and Rev. and Mrs. +. A. Wood
worth and little son Morris, of Ludlow,
visited at H. c. Woodward's recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Mason Of Ru-
pert we're at German Fuller's Wednes-
day and Thursday, called there by the
death OF Mrs. Mason's aunt, Mrs, Alta
Moran.
Mrs. Maude Farnum closed very
successful term Of school in district
No. 2, January l3, wit ha sugar party
in the afternoon. Those having no
marks during the term we're Nola A.
Vesiine, Della A: Vestine, Bertha 5.
Eddy. Bert NJ. Eddy. Rose @. Eddy
and Florence Eddy. Harold Beers was
absent one day, Pearl Roby, Jennie
Hale and Addie Tiff were absent two