The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-12-17

over The Holidays with her parents
Mr. and Mrs George Smith. Mr.
Covert will join them AZ Chsistma,
time.
The Equinox Sausage factory i,
running full time these days aud ship
ping their detachable product far and
wide, This only gnes 10 show that PEG
pie will pay good price for good
article.
An opportunity viii be given the
residents Of this village as well as th,
surrounding towns. Ia hear some gen.
nine Jubilee Singers Monday evening
Dec, 18th next at the Opera House Al
the Center.
The town clerks Office has been
moved from the post Office building ia
the north room in the Court House.
where Town Clerk Shattuek may be
found by all those wishing 10 do busi-
ness with him.
Mrs. J. Clarence Bacon leaves for
her home in Bradford, c., today u
spend Christmas. She will be joined
by Mr. Bacon and after Christmas they
will 10 10 Mr.. Bacon's old home in
Maine 10 spend season.
There was a good attendance at the
recital of the musical pupils of Mrs.
Rayl'Brooks at the Center last Thurs.
day evening The program was well
carried out and afforded fine even
ing's entertainment.
The Ladies' Benevolent Society
will meet with Mrs. G.. A. Lawrence
on Friday afternoon at . p. m. Mrs.
James Gray aud other ladies OF East
Main ST., will entertain. Business
meeting at p. m. All ladies are in
vlied.
What nicer present for the Holt
days than years subscription 10 the
Journal for some OF the many friends
who are away from home. Think OF
receiving gift 81 times year, You
Mt home little appreciate what il is 10
get the old home newspaper every
week. Send in your subscriptions now
and have the paper for year from
Jan LIST. for 1909, for 80 when sent
outside of the county.
MANCHESTER CENTER.
Mrs. Charles Ames was recently in
Rutland.
MEMS and Boys sweater COASTAL
prices mt Heinel's. A.2w
Big reductions on all hats Mt Mrs.
q. N. Wyman's. Fine assortment To
select from. adv
Fancy suspenders aud combination
sets at Heinel's. 34.2w
Ross Roberts OF Burlington was in
town Thursday.
John Waite Of Boston was in town
recently the guest Of friends.
-Chauncey Plumb of Bennington is
the guest Of Mrs. Provan.
Mir. and Mrs. Earle Marsh left
Wednesday for New York for visit.
Mir. jackson Of Rhode Island has
rented Henry Manley's house on Bon
net ST.
DIR. c. W. Bartlett of Bennington
was in town few days ago To see DR..
Clemens.
MIR. Barber OF New York was re-
cent guest Of his aunt, Mrs. John
Squires.
MIR. and Mrs. John Dimond attend
ed the State Grange meeting the last
week at Burlington.
Hon. W, X. Dean il seriously III at
his home here as a result OF fall a
short time since.
The W. c. T. u. will NEE, with
Mrs. Clarence Kelley Saturday after
noon al 30 p. m.
Master Daniel J. Noble Of Brook.
Ign, n. y, is visiting NJ aunt, Mrs.
q. y. wymAn, for few weeks.
Harry Adams invites you 10 call
and zee the largest stock OF jewelry
ever displayed in Manchester. adv
I'm another column you will find s.
II. Gales advertisement. DO not let
your golden opportunities like the sun
beam pass you by.
cali at Miss HnnAman's Millinery
PsrIors for Ladies and childrens' hats
Al reduced prices. good number 10
select from and marked nj nearly one.
bal! regular price. adv
Edward Shaw and Miss klburu
are 10 be unildd IN marriage a, the
home Of The bride 10 Pl,tsfeld, Mass,
Saturday. The bcs, wishes 81 many
friends wlll SO With The happy couple.
-on Monday evening the 18th Of this
month, Hope Lodge Of Odd Fellows
vii present The famous Canadian Jub.
lee Singers IN combination With the
lmperal Orchestra. Al the Union Opera
House. 90 and bear Gerald MiiInr the
bKsso.
The card parties gwen by the LADIES'
Of The q. 4. 5. are well attended. I,
10 very pleasant way o. spending
these long sipter evenings. Mrs. Lin.
coin aud Mn Lageae we're The lady