The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-11-26

with Mr.. aud Mrs. William Smith a
the old place,
We learn that j u. Wright is /.
take the place Of Geo. Smith as super
inieudent Of Dellwood Cemetery wher
Mr. Smith finishes in the spring. Mr.
Wright will have record for efiieienc,
aud length Of service set up by Mr.
Smith which will be AN inspiration I,
him. or any man.
MANY from here attended the tur
key shoot at the Depot last Monday
Some Of the boys did not have 10 pay
much for the turkey they shot while
others would have found ii much
cheaper 10 have bought them in the
open market. But good time was
| hnd and that seems 10 be the main
thing at n turkey shoot.
The remains Of the late Anrelius
Sharp Of New York City were
/ brought 10 Manchester for interment
in Dellwood Cemetery last Wednesday.
Mr.. Sharp was frequent visitor to
this place years ago and once owned
a fine tract of ground in the extreme
south part of the town but upon which
be had never built MIR. Sharp was in
the tailoring business in New York city
for a great many years in the old Fifth
Avenue Hotel block and had amassed a
competency there.
MANCHESTER CENTER.
Herbert Smith is having his house
slated.
Regular meeting of Skinner w. X.
G. Friday at go p. m.
Remember the teachers examina-
lions Friday and Saturday.
1t. Is. Smith is 10 occupy II. A.
Walkers house this winter.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Snyder are
boarding with Mrs. Earle Marsh.
1T is expected that Dorset w. r. G.
will visit Skinner w. r. c. Friday.
The Service Club will meet on Fri.
day afternoon with Miss Junia Lugene.
Mrs. Joel Tubbs died at the home
u her daughter, Mrs. Fisher, Satur-
day.
Mr.. aud Mrs. II. a. Walker left
Tuesday for AN extended trip To the
West
y e. Van Whitman aud wife spent Sat
urday and Sunday in Rutland and
Dandy.
The pipe organ in Zion church was
played Sunday and gave general salts
faction.
Service in Zion church Thnnksgiy-
ing day will be at 10 O'Clock, All are
cordially invited.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Manley. Mrs. Earle
Marsh aud Mrs Pearl Winchester were
in Troy last Saturday,
Mrs. Sarah J. Bowen will spend |
Thanksgiving with her brother Martin
Williams in Wallingford.
Mrs. McCready, mother of Rev. II.
:. Mecready, left Wednesday for her |
home in Providence, r. |.
Rev. 4. NJ. Fuller preached in the
Baptist church at the morning and eve
ming services very acceptably.
This year the Service Club will
bold their annual sale OF useful and
fancy articles the second week in Dec.
Miss Minnie Bell was married in
Rutland Saturday. The best wishes Of
many friends 20 with her in her new
relations ia life.
MIR. and Mrs. +. q. Cochrane of
his village expect 10 leave lhis week
for New York city where they will
spend the winter.
Regular meeting OF Battenkill Val-t
ley Grange Saturday evening. After
The business meeting there will be an
open meeting 10 which the public are
invited.
Miss Mildred Crcssey. junior Of
Burr q Burton Seminary will spend
Der Thanksgiving vacation in Benning.
,an with her mother, Mrs. PaImateer,
md will attend the wedding Of friend.
The ladies Of the NJ. r.. church will
ave a sale Of fancy articles commenc.
ng Thursday evening and continuing
Friday afternoon and evening, Dee.
nd |. lee cream and cake, coffee and
longhnnls will also be- on sale.
There will be special Convoca,ion
u Adouiram Chapter No. Is. X. A. NJ,
Il their rooms on Saturday evening 81
Ms week, al which time the 9TH. lab. .
md oih degrees viii be worked. All
are requested 10 he pre-.
irnl.
The Rev. T.. NJ. Fuller, who recent:
y resigned ~ superintendent and field
secretary 81 the Vermont Sunday
schooi association, has accepted an.
.nimous call 10 the psslorAie Of the
iNpiisi church q this village, lie
siil preach Al The services Sunday
zeal.
There will be meeiing Of those
Interested IN having .he morning train
,ui baek on, al the opcis House on
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