The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-06-17

ia the evening the congregation vii
JOIN 10 the union services AT ID,
Congregational church.
John n. Hughes Of New York j,
visiting friends Ia town. Mr.. Hughes
IL connected with the Manchester Wat.
81 co. aud was IN charge al the time
the water was installed IN tins town.
There viii be- nm auction Of house
hold goods al the Ruben Clark place
These goods are the property of james
REYNOLDS. The time Of sale i at two
O'Clock in the afternoon,
AT regular meeting Of skinner
W. X. G, held Friday a unanimous vote
Of thanks was given 10 Hon. ID. X
Sim0nds for the excellent and interest
ing address Memorial Day, also 10 tn,
Post Commander for inviting the w
| X. G. 10 dine with the veterans at tn,
Colburn House aud TO Miss Mary
Marsh for the excellent selection Sc
well spoken.
"A religious census of the greater
pant Of the town is being taken by the
united Sunday school workers of the
town, under the auspices of the Man
chester Sunday School Association.
This work will be completed on Friday
aud on Friday evening roundup"
meeting, for all engaged in the census
and for the general public will be held
in the Baptist church, at s o'clock.
! The plan of the census involves the
work OF two eanvassers for each dis.
trict, no two from the same church go.
ing out together, and this method will
be carefully followed so far as possible.
Growing out of this work will be sev-
eral items OF interest regarding Sunday
school work in the future, which will
appear from time to time in the Jour
NAL.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
Miss Emily Baldwin has been a re
cent visitor at S. W. Jameson's.
--Thos. j. Healey and family were
over Sunday visitors at Wallingford.
Mrs. 7. w. Lincoln entertained
the 500 club last Saturday afternoon.
IS. NJ. Hawkins and wife are in
SALISBURY for few days among old
friends.
Hope Lodge No 80 l. o. o. F., at
tended services at the NJ Il. church on
Sunday morning last.
The tax bill of fire district No. l is
in my hands for collection. Please
take notice. h. j. FULLER.
DR.. Il. l.. Wyman, Richard Bates
and II. n. Shaw ARE delegates from
Zion church TO the convention at st.
Adams.
Geo. H. Sexton, having rented his
house here for the summer, will re-
move to the farm recently purchased
by him IN East Dorset.
The Manchester Rod and Gun club
was well represented at the state tour
nament at Rutland ON Wednesday and
Thursday of this week.
WIN. Burroughs, who recently sold
his farm TO John Bradley, has pur
chased the place owned by Ben Sher-
man and known MS the Wetherbee
place.
DR.. J. B. Harvie of Troy was
called here last Thursday to operate on
Miss Jeanne jackson for appendicitis.
Miss jackson is still in a critical
condition but has youth on her side
which. with good constitution, will
work wonders.
Miss Grace Lincoln wishes, through
the columns of the Journal. to thank
her fellow music students for the beau
tifu carnations presented TO her at her
graduating recital given June Sth; and
also to thank those who so kindly as
sisted in decorating the chapel with
flowers or aided her in any way.
DORSET.
Miss Harriet Holley arrived Friday
last for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Morris are
in Boston for few days.
Miss Sherman entertained few
friends Wednesday evening the 9th
Louis Batchelder of b. Il b. spent
the week end with friends in Airing
ton.
The Bridge Club met with Miss
Eagleson at MISSIONER" Tuesday eve
ming.
&C. s. Baldwin and family have ar
rived at the Prentiss cottage for the
season
MISS HARD was the guest OF MI.
and Mrs. W. G. Mason of Rupert over
H. W. Sheldon returned TO New
York last week, having settled his fam
Wy IN their new cottage on Church St. |
-. A. Eagleson aud friend William
Abbott. who have been staying at
= Westover." returned 10 New York |
Monday.
Monday evening an invitation dance
given in the School Hall 10 Miss Sher-
man and her guests. About thirty were
present
Mrs. s, Ward aud her daughter,