The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-06-18

son died in Lenox, Mass. of heart fail
ure. on June 10Th, aged 60 years.
DO not fail 10 hear the Georgii
Jubilee Singers tonight Thurs, Jun,
lsth.) in their plantation and jubile,
melodies AS sung in the sunny south
This programme is varied, consisting
Of quartets, duets and solos, southern
stories and elecution. Admission Doe
Children under twelve years Ice. ADJ
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
Mrs. A. II. Petlibone aud son wer,
in Rutland Tuesday.
M. w. utley has been badly Grip
Piled with rheumatism.
Mrs. Chas. A. Bourn and children
are visiting relatives and friends il
Weston.
w. G. Miller, who is in Science
tady, was with his family at c. H. Par
ker's over Sunday.
Henry Manley of the Norcross-
West Co., was in Rutland Tuesday or
business for his house.
". J. Davis of New York city i,
spending his vacation with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Davis of this vii
lage.
There will be a regular convoca,
ton of Adoniram Chapter, No. Is, r.
A. NJ. on Thursday evening. 1t is ex.
pected that the Royal Arch Degree
will be conferred.
DIR, +. l.. Wyman, James X. Rob.
erts and II. N. Shaw were:delegates Ia
the Episcopal church convention at
Burlington this week Tuesday and
Wednesday.
There will be change in the run.
ming time of the Rutland road on Sun.
day morning next, the summer sche-
dule going into effect. The new time
tables have not been issued as yet but
il is understood that the early morning
train which leaves her at about seven
O'Clock, will be put on. This is GER
tainly great convenience TO the many
patrons of the road and we all wish
that it couldbe kept on the year around.
The members of Hope lodge, No.
80. |. o. o. f., attended Memorial SER
vice at the Methodist churbh last Sun
day, Rev. +. S. Morey officiating. The
Manchester Union band escorted them
from the hall to the church and after
service Ito the cemetery where they
decorated the graves of the departed
brothers. In the afternoon they went
to Dorset for the same purpose.
Hon. w. II. Fullerton left Monday
for trip to Hardwick, VT, where Mr..
Fullerton some years since was instru-
mental in opening up the celebrated
quarries of granite. From Hardwick
he will 90 TO Boston where he will see
about the shipping of such parts of the
mausoleum that he is constructing at
Scranton, Pa, for Cyrus d. Jones and
then on TO Quincy where he has seven
jobs in process of work.
DORSET.
Miss Elizabeth Eagleson has re-
turned from New York.
Miss Harriet Holley arrived at her
home on Saturday.
Miss Margaret Gilbert is at home
from Smith College.
w. J. Towslee was in Hebron re-
Gently on business.
Miss Elizabeth Carhart and maid
arrived recently at "Applecroft."
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Chapman have
returned from short visit in Hebron.
Miss Gray has rented Outlook
Villa" 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Starks OF Troy.
Stewart Sherman, wife and infan,
son are guests OF Miss Ada Sherman.
MIR and Mrs. II. N. Williams OF
Bennington are guests Of Mrs, Norton
Sykes.
John Sherman, accompanied by q
friend arrived Saturday at the home OF
his mother, Mrs. A. p. Sherman.
Miss Mabel Ludd, who ha. been
teaching in Rupert, is at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Ludd.
MIR and Mrs. Andrews MARY vii.
liamsD and infant OF East River, Conn,
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Cbas. vii.
liams.
The studio being erected near the
residence Of Mr.. Crane is rapidly near.
ing completion.
during the severe thunder shower
Of last week Tuesday, COW belonging
% Waldo Sykes was killed by light
ming.
The long looked FOR banquet OF the
Yoke Bearers Bible Class viii be held
the evening Of June 22nd, al the home
Of Mrs. Ada Sherman.
The COW belonging 10 Eugene SING
mons has LOST the silyer-toned Swiss
bell which she carried. and anyone
CHANGING upon said bell in the carhari
pasture will confer favor by return.
ing !, 10 Mr.. Simmons.
The stores Of @. NJ. Sykes and J.
NJ. Arsirong o. Dorse, will be closed
on Thursday night Of each week a, sin