The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-10-15

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Ms. Miunlr h.ll uns called bom
fnom Ludlow by the death u be
npiber.
Ladies' s.cicty ~ L,on church val
mcei far work al the l3ptAord bloel
Tins Thursday
Mr. Strickland aud daughter %
tiaremont. n g., ser called here b!
the death II Mrs. Bell
Mrs. VIM w. Bennett Is VISITING
/ her parents. Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank War
Der 81 BrAillclsoro.
The service clnh Of the Bapsls
church viii meet with Mrs. Abe smili
Friday afternoon.
Miss Carrie Ferguson, II trainer
narse from Proctor. Is guest OF Mr.
aud Mrs. Jas Jameson.
Lloyd Stone. who has been assist
ing Chas \. Robinson for few weeks
lef, Tor Syracuse, NJ y. on Friday.
"A special meeting Of Skinner W
Il. {. is called for this Thursday even
ing al 7.30. An members are request
I'd 10 be present,
Miss Fannie Clemens. who has
been visiting ~ town is now with
friends 10 Casileton for few days be
fore returning ~ New York.
The W. G. T. 4. will meet with
Mrs. A. +. Smith on Saturday at three
o. m. A report Of the convention held
Al Newport will be given. Every
member should be present,
There will bee a union service next
Sunday evening IN the NJ Il church IN
the interest of the Vermont Anti-Sa,
loon League. IL is expected that Prof
Baker Of Barton University will speak
The Factory Point National Bank
has declared an extra dividend of 1915
and same has been paid to all stock,
holders. This bank is in particularly
good condition and has had very
prosperous year, this making l6a that
has been paid to the stockholders this
year. II is a matter Of congratulation
that this town is so well served in the
matter Of banking accommodations
Mrs. Frank c. Archibald, wife of
Hon. +. G.. Archibald of this village,
died on Thursday last after having
been sick for over a year with phthlsls
pulmonals, at the age of 81 years
Mrs. Archlbsld was native Of Man
chester and leaves husband, two
daughters by former marriage, five
sisters and two brothers to mourn her
1oss. The funeral was held on Satur-
day last from st. Panl's church and
the interment was at the cemetery al
the Center, Rev. FIR. Kelly officiating.
Mrs. AIonzo Bell died after brief
illness Sunday morning. The funeral
was held from her late home Tuesday
and was largely attended, Rev. Il. S.
Morey. pastor of the Methodist church
officiating. The bearers were her
three sons and sou in law The burial
was in the Center cemetery, the cask
ct being covered with a profuslon Of
flowers. Mrs. Bell was a kind and
indnlgent mother aud an excellent
neighbor. She leaves three sons, Ches.
ter, Herbert aud Charles, aud two
Mrs. Strickland and Miss
Minnie Bell, and many friends TO mourn
her loss. The heartfelt sympathy Of
the community is with the bereayed
family.
On Monday evening last the first
of series Of entertainments TO be
held at the Opera House this fall by
the White Entertainment Bureau of
Boston was presented and if this first
is sample of what the Others are 10
be the management has nothing 10
apologize for because 1.-THE College
Girls, as Misses Marion Nichols, Ra-
chael j.. +. Morton aud Mary G.
Browne style themselves, certainly
gave a most enjoyable evenings enter
tninment. The local management
should see 10 il that those patrons who
wish TO carry on an animated conversa-
ton during the progress of the enter
tainment be refunded their admission
fee and be allowed 10 retire.
There was good sized turn out at
the citizens meeting held here on Sat.
urday evening last. This meeting was
called for the purpose of determining
what action should be taken toward
having the Rutland Railroad provide AN
early morning train south through the
winter months. The taking off Of this
train has always worked great hard
ship on the towns south of Rutland TO
No. Bennington as ii has not only tax
IN away the opportunity Of getting 10
places south in time 81 transact busl
ness and get back in the early evening
Dut also makes IL impossible for our
business men 10 get mail until ten
o'clock IN the morning. w. X. Hard
vas chosen chairman of the meeting
md motion was made that commit |
ec of three be chosen to confer with /.
OF the railroad CON.
lany aud see how the desired can be
attained. The committee chosen was !
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