The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-10-01

| table vsrp handsomely decorated an
ihs employees ~ the house dsd every
thiur posslhie 70 make ihs occasion
yosfsl one.
Ne. and Mrs. Charlie, Hemcnws,
Ard child. wbo are on ibeir wAy 'fpn
hunolals " make visit Al their oi'
h,ans bcn 10 Manchester. arrived u
San francisoa Sunday and Jeff lhen
Taessihy Dor Manchester. Me- Hemen
uAy sii ~ % Washington before ~
Earning sbefw be- has business brtoi,
ihe L 5. Suprems Coan Their many
friends sill TO- oolightsd " see them
Mrs. Robert Young o. Orwell VA,
guest a. Mr. and Mrs. 4. II. Hcmen.
way over Sunday, Mrs. Young will b,
remembered 10y many of ibe Seminary
siadenls II the ~. AS Mrs Gerirud,
Stevens, teacher at Is. a Is. during
part u Prof. SeyerAnce's occupancy
Mrs. ioung's daughter Anna is stu.
dent here and makes her home with
Sir, and Mrs. 4. II. Hemenway.
The long continued Trough. Was
broken on Monday last when il com.
inenced 10 sprinkle aud gradually work
ed up 10 a bard rain during portion
Of the night, This rain will not ~
very far towards replenishing the
streams but il certainly did world OF
good in refreshing poor old dusty ma,
ture and IN reyiying the dropping splr-
rs Of dirty, perspiring. smoke satur-
aled loi Of humanity, who had begun
10 believe that lherninbow meant more
than they had been taught 10 believe.
MANCHESTER CENTER.
Miss Minnie Bell has returned 10
Ludlow.
Mrs. Frank Woodward Of Airing
ton WIZ in town Friday.
Mrs. Mary Kent. who has been in
Sunderland, has returned.
Miss Martha Lawrence of Sunder-
land, was 10 Town recently.
Covenant meeting at the Baptist
church Saturday afternoon at half past
two.
MIR. and Mrs. J.. Dudley Wright
are entertaining Mr.. Wright's parents
this week.
Halle Cook and Fred Helmet have
returned from weeks trip 10 Montre-
al and Quebec.
Pearl Winchester is moving from
Miss Hanaman's tenement 10 Mrs. My.
ron l.awrence's house.
Miss Hanaman invites the ladies of
Manchester and vicinity 10 n Millinery
Opening Friday, Oct. ID. 81
Frank Rowe is improving the ap.
pearance of his house, occupied by W
W Bennett, by having il painted
There will be Harvest Supper at
the Methodist Church Friday evening,
Oct. I'd, from $50 TO 1880. Supper
y cents each. 23lt
Henry Lincoln aud Clifford Broth
ers have recently enlisted TO serve your
Uncle Samuel for term OF years, go
ing into the army.
Tuesday night we were treated 10
the first freeze of the season, ice form
ing in some places nearly an eighth of
of an inch in thickness.
Mrs. Orrin Buell., who has been
spending the summer with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Benedict, has re-
turned to her home in Springfield,
Mass.
F. II. Walker carried a party of
men from this village TO the State Fair
at White River junction one day last
week. This is very popular way of
and an enjoyable one too.
Mondays Rutland Herald reports
The marriage of Christopher X. Rob
erts to Miss Margaret Il. Honsinger,
both of that place, at the home of
Charles +. Ross, on Saturday at noon.
The district meeting of the Ladies' {
Auxiliary is being held in Rutland this
week. Those who are attending from
Zion church are Rev. and Mrs. BAN
lord. Mrs. II. W. Madison and Mrs.
:. b. Rowe.
- Beginning next Sunday, Oct. 4th,
he time of evening services at the !
Baptist church will be changed. The
jbristian Endeavor meeting will begin j
1t q y. M. and the evening worship {
md mid-week meeting a p. M.
1t is expected that Prof. Barker of
3oston University, representing the q
Vermont AntiSaloon League, will
peak ia one of the churches at the !
enter Sunday evening, Oct. 18th. $
beginning this week at the Baptist
hurch the topic for discussion at the .
MD week meeting will be the Sunday 7
chool lesson for the following Sunday.
sunday school teachers and scholars :
re especially urged 10 attend.
Miss Carrie Ameden has been
ppointed delegate 10 the State r
'hristian Endeavor convention TO be
cid in Fair Haven Oct. l2l4. The
resident Mrs. A. J. Hicks, and the y
aston are also planning TO attend.
The Farther Lights Society will :,
rect at the Baptist parsonage Monday "
yening, Oct. 9th, at half past seven. :"
II ladies interested in missions are
lviled. Ii has been decided 10 take o
p SIX months study OF the book Of IL
Iissions, THE Call OF the Waters" a
nd IT is important that every member
lould be present al the first meeting. 3
The Philathea class of the Baptist II
lurch held business meeting Thurs V
,y evening. The following officers