The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-12-31

a term of two years Harry Is a bust
lor aud terror b eyil doers IN the tisl
and game line.
Miss Bertha Cross entertained !
number Of her school companions OF
! Christmas e,e. The evening was spent
in games aud music. After the festi'
yi,ies were over The greater pant OF the
gathering attended midnight mass nj
st. pauls church.
"A pleasant party OF fourteen young
people from Arlington, with Mrs, i,
G.. Woodworth as chaperone, were IN
town Monday night on a sleigh fide.
! They had light lunch at the ondawa
Club annex, served by the club ste
ward. before returning TO their homes,
Hon. Charles II. Darling of Bur
/ lington. grand lecturer OF the Grand
Lodge of Vermont Masons. has an
nounced the dates on which he will hold
the district meetings. The annual
meeting for district No. 2. will be held
at Bennington the first week Of Feb
ruary.
DIR and Mrs. l.. II. Hemenway
had az their guest over Christmas,
Hon. W. G. frear, Governor of the
Hawaiian Territory. who has been in
the United States for SOME little time
on business connected with the busi-
ness of his territory. Mr. Frear left
Saturday night.
- Rev Vincent Raw preached an in
teresting sermon on Sunday last, es-
peeially appropriate to the season Of
Christmas. Those who were unable TO
be present aud hear this sermon will
find ii reproduced in full in this weeks
issue Of the Journal. II is we'll worth
pernsing.
I'm keeping with the spiritof Christ
mas, Mr.. and Mrs. II. 5. Hopkins
were presented with generous purse
by their many friends in the village
This worthy couple wish to express
their heartfelt thanks 10 those friends
who :were SO thoughtful Of them in
their affection.
Those ia the Village primary school
having full attendance during the last
term OF fourteen weeks are Jessie Jean
Bennett, Hazel purdy, Ralph Bell and
Hersche Botsford. Those missing one
half day are Helen Way aud Dorothy
Purdy. Absent one day, Harold Bell.
EVA +. NANBusKiRR, Teacher.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles r. Hemen-
way and child left on Monday for their
return trip TO Honolulu, where they
will arrive some time next month. IL
has been a great pleasure for the many
friends of this worthy couple TO have
them here for 50 long n season and all
unite IN wishing them n quick aud
happy voyage 10 their far of home in
the Pacific.
Miss Margaret Williams, the oldest
daughter OF +. c. Williams, who has
been confined 20 her bed from severe
burns received last fall, was the reci-
pient ofan abundance OF gifts at Christ
mas time and there were so many Civ,
ers that she il unable 10 write her
thanks 10 them and wishes TO have the
JOURNAL express for her the thanks 10
the many kind aud thoughtful friends
who have done SO much 10 make her
enforced stay in bed A. pleasant AS pos
sible. Margaret has been q very pa
,ieni sufferer and is improving stead
lily and soon hopes 10 be able 10 be up.
News has been received that Duane
MohAt who was taken suddenly insane
aud taken 10 Brattleboru the 18th, IL in
a fair way 10 recover soon. The snp-
at the retreat states that as
soon AS he regains his usual health that
be thinks be wall recover from his ner
vous trouble. Being high prlncipled
young man Of uuseliish purposes, be
can III be- spared, as has father who Is
nearly ~ years 81 age needs him a.
never before. Some three years ago
he maid the mortgage On his fathers |
home Of $50. aud has always aimed TO
90 that which be thought was right,
working beyond bis strength.
MANCHESTER cgSTgR.
Henry Mars Is assisting 10 Whip |
pies Drug Store