The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-10-29

he house belonging ~ thas, II
fia@loy, which Is being moved, ha
about reached it, destination ON ia
COME ayenue. and will soon be in IL
permanent location. This has been
very successful piece OF work, and hsi
bceu moved IN different manner from
what Is customary 10 this section, mas
much ms II has not been rolled but sliC
on heavy beams which were vel
soaped. The chimneys aud all wer,
moved with The house.
MANCHESTER CENTER.
d. II. Dyer is in New York for .
few days stay.
Charles Robinson is out of town
Tor few days.
MIR. aud Mrs. Ed. Morris OF Dorset
were IN town Friday.
August Kohler Of Schenectady, i.
home for vacation.
Mrs. Clarence Curtis is visiting
friends ia Bennington.
The Service Club will meet with
Mrs. Pearl Winchester on Friday after.
noon.
Mrs. Thomas Lidgerwood will
spend this week with friends in New
York City.
st, Margaret Guild met with
Mrs. w. II. Roberts Tuesday after
noon.
The condition Of DR.. s. s. Clemens
is more favorable nj the present writ
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. n. Holden and
children were IN town Sunday, the
guests of friends.
Right Rev. Arthur G.. a. Hall,
bishop of Vermont, visited Zion church
Monday evening and confirmed class
of five.
Miss Edith Wright, who has been
been home for few weeks stay, re
turned to Boston Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Lugene are
entertaining Miss l.. A. klrcher aud
Mrs j. Wcissbach of New York City.
Misses EstelIa Taylor and Lettie
Phillips were in Ludlow last week to
attend Sunday school convention.
&C. Nj Lambert and Charles Scott
of Bennington, members of Co. Il.
were IN town Tuesday to attend the
reunion.
The Indies society of Zion church
will meet with Mrs. Hattie Young on
Thursday afternoon, from . 10 8 o..
clock.
The citizens Of Manchester Center
are putting IN a watering trough OPP
positc the old one near the residence
Of II. Benson.
The funeral OF Henry Long who
died Friday, was held from his late
home Monday. The burial was over
the mountain
Pacific Engine Co. No /. will give
a dance IN Union Opera House Friday
evening. Cox's Orchestra will be-
present.
Next Sunday morning X. Burr
Gleason, elected by the Baptist church
10 the Office of deacon Jan. ith OF this
year, will be indicted into Office.
Mrs. Arthur Adams has just pass
ID through successful operation Mt
the birmingham Hospital. Mrs. w.
A. Adams is with her al the present
lime.
"A chicken pie supper at the vestry
II the Baptist church this Thursday
sycning. Everyone invited. Supper
from half past five 10 half past eight.
Supper - cents. adv.
Rev. II. 5. Mccready resigned the
passionate Of the Baptist church last
Sunday morning 10 take effect Nov.
IJ,h. He has accepted call TO the
Roger Williams Baptis, church of
X, 1,
The Baptist Sunday school will
observe Sunday. Nov. slh, as Rally
Day. Special music and recitations by
be church choir and members Of the
school will make the program an en-.
oyshle one.
Miss Helen Scott, who is taking a
course A. trained nurse in The Charles
yale hospital IN Boston. was the CUES,
Il friends in town recently. She re.
armed 10 her home in Bennington 1
saturday for few days stay.
August kohler, who is employed
d the L. s. Arsenal nj wateryleit. n.
/ !. saved the life 81 a woman who.
while IN a III Of ielerlam from typhoid
ever. bad wandered from her home
md fallen into The canal. fonng
Sohler nearly lost his own life while
,aying thai % the woman as She bad
Keen carried INTO the race way thai
sroyides power for The arsenal aud il
eQaircs much assistance 10 get them
10Th oas.
Mrs. John ). Baichelder, who has
seen il poor health for The past year,
Ised al her bone Friday evening. The
anerAl wAs held from her late bone