The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-07-02

Chiiden'. hay cancrrt Sunday ~
fning. Baptist cbureh.
John HilliAns u Rutland !, spend
iug few days with friends IA lo~n.
Bynsa Iiss~t has moved 10 ~
sonse nhieh h. purchased Tea werk
seo.
Mm. i. X. ThAyeT has been u
t0Wu calling VA fr1.uds before return
lag " Boston.
The Ladies AID Society siIl NEE
AT The home u Mr.. DEXTER Taylor
BamumsilIe. ihis Thursday afternoon
\ All are cordially invited.
I Rev. n. l.. Merrill Of the n. h
Sabbath Protective League preacbcC
Ia the Baptist church last Sunday morn
iDg and Il spending few days IA oni
community.
TOE body o. Mr. John Boufn va
brought here from Massachusetts Sal,
ardsy. The funeral was held ia The
Methodist church. The burial was IL
the cenisr cemetery.
The Manchester Light a Power
Co. announces thai hereafter. current
( Will be supplied until y. M TO accom-
odaie those needing power for electric
FIAT irons, fans, ele. MIR Marsden has
= large stock Of fiat irons aud will be
pleased to place them on trial.
The schools in the Walker district
closed last Saturday. Pupils not alb
sent during the term were Lena Bushee,
Bessie McNaughton, james MeNaugh'
ton, Jennie McNaughion and Marjorie
Squires. Absent one day, Ellen Squires.
EDITH 4. PRovAS, Teacher.
- Rev. Geo II. Watt, Colporter of
of the Vermont Baptist State Conven.
ton has spent several days In our com.
muniiy with great profit TO all with
whom he came ia contact. Sunday af-
lernoon he preached ia the Barnum-
Vile school house aud in the evening
at East Manchester.
Pupils of the Center Grammar
school who We're perfect in attendance
during school membershipof the spring
term were Sophronia Collette. Grace
Buffum. Helen Read. Esther Graves
aud Anna Westphalen. Those absent
only e-half day were Hazel Cross
man, Ernest Bourne, Edward Marquis,
Josephine Gopdette and Gertrude Shaw.
Whole number enrolled twenty-four.
Average daily attendance twenty one.
CLARA NJ. MARDEs, Teacher.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
Frank Mcdaniel has been visiting
his sister, Mrs. NJ. Cook.
Miss Lutte Madison of Benning-
ton is visiting relatives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin II. Eddy of
Hoosick Falls are spending a few weeks
in town.
Mrs. Charles Wizards sister, Miss
Chapman of Dorset, was in this village
this week.
George Sexton and family spent
Sunday with Mrs. George Coping in
East Dorset.
The Misses Landman of London
derry are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. l..
Fuller.
Geo. O. Woodeock and wife left
town four weeks since to visit relatives
in Portland, Ore.
The Manchester Union Band will
attend the Fireman's Carnival at
Schuylerville, N. Y, with the Pacific
Engine Co. No. l.
Miss Edythe Bourn, one of the
graduates Of the class of '0S, b. 4. b.,
went on drive to South Londonderry
with a party OF friends last week.
We have been somewhat boastful
OF our marble sidewalks in town in the
past but Will Miller is knocking the
spots off in the line of artistic cement
walks and house steps.
John Squires has taken the agency
for the Mccormick Mowers, Reapers
and Rakes, Keystone Hayloaders and
Side Delivery Rakes, and the best
Manure Spreader made, "The Clover
Leaf" He will keep all repairs. Give
him call. 9-2w
The Manchester Light Il Power
Co. announces that hereafter, current
will be supplied until p. IN. to accom-
odate those needing power for electric
flat irons. fans, etc. Mr., Marsden has
a large stock of fiat irons and will be
pleased TO place them on trial.
DORSET.
-Prestiss Kent was in Granville on
business Monday.
Miss Beaglcof New York is a gnest
Of Miss Eagleson.
w. J. Towslee was in Granville re-
Gently on business.