The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-01-28

I Seminary Chapel. II is hoped tina
/ people generally will avail themselve
/ Of this unusual treat and incidental,
aid good cause.
MANCHESTER CESTER.
II c. Whipple was in Montpelic
on Tuesday
Watson Curtis is assisting Ra,
Ttley in the meat market.
st. Margare,'s Guild met with Mrs
W. II ROBBERS Tuesday.
The Methodist choir will meet viii
II. l.. Adams, Saturday evening.
-Overeoats and winter suits 25F lest
than former price ., Helmets. D.2v
Miss Gertrude Shaw gave birth
day party 10 number of her friends
u Elmer Adams of Fonda. ~ y, Il
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A,
Adams.
The Willing Workers OF M. T.
church will meet Saturday afternoon
with Alice II Barrett.
Mrs. Walter utley was called tc
Londonderry Thursday by the death
Of her brother, W. l.. Gibson.
"A. +. Day is moving from the farm
which be recently sold TO Mrs. Moffat
TO Mrs. Days former home.
The dance given by the Engine Co
was well attended. "a couples being
present besides many spectators.
Judge W. r. Dean, who has been
seriously III il steadily improving, and
is now able 10 be about the house.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet
with Mrs Maggie Wright this Thurs
day afternoon. Every one invited.
Edith Provan who is teaching in
Walllngford spent Saturday and Sun
day with her mother, Mrs. A. Provan
DIR. Bartlett of Bennington was in
town recently to operate on james
Amedon's foot. He also called on A
l.. Graves.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Marsh who have
been visiting in New York aud Chico
pee, Mass. for several weeks returned
Friday.
Mrs, \. ), Morey, who was sud
denly called away by the serious Illness
Of her brother, returned home Monday
night.
Mrs. Frank billiard Of Rutland,
who was called here by the death OF
her father. Charles Read, returned
home Saturday.
The Service Club will meet Friday
afternoon with Mrs. Earl S, Marsh.
This is the annual meeting and all
members are invited to be present.
Vincent Madison of Portsmouth,
\. H., Bert Madison OF West Rutland
aud Grover Madison OF Wallingford
were recent guests OF their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. II. W. Madison.
"A very interesting meeting OF
ormsby Chapter D. A, r., was held
Tuesday with Mrs. Mary Robbins A
report OF the Conference held IN Mont.
pclier was read. Fine refreshments
were served.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
M. G. Wright was in Rutland on
Monday last.
--Oyercoats and winter suits 25a less
than former price at Heineps. 80 Nv
The little son OF MIR. and Mrs. Fred
s. Reed is III with scarlet fever.
n. Il. Godfrey OF Bennington was
in town Friday last.
The local lodge Of Odd Fellows has
sold the house owned by them ia this
village 10 Frank 4. DAVIS.
"a II. pe,tibone is having the up
per portion of the Couture building
now owned by hnn msie over into a
tenement
The Manchester Union Band have
engaged The services OF Geo. c. Wood
OF Bennington as instructor for the
coming season.
Mr., aud Mrs. $. h. Taylor were in
Bondsille Friday ihs in attendance at
the taneral u the late Miro. Is. Will.
ans
--George ". utiey. who has recently
accepted position with swIfs A 60.
81 Burlington, has moved from lh,s
village 10 the city by The lake.
Hope Lodge No, 10 |. Q. Q. 4. are
invited ~ aiiend meeting u Stark
Lodge No. . a, their rooms ia Bsnning.
tou on Wednesday evening, Feb. Sd. a,
which time the lodge from No. Adams
viii eonter the lnistiatory degree.
This lodge has RECENTLY had the honor
o. coniesrinR this degree before The
Grand Lodge u Massachusetts,. The
brethren o. The lodges in SALISBURY
and iieosick Fails have also been in
viird and viii be present. I. is hoped
thai there will be good sired de.ega.
tion 81 from here
DORSET.
-oseieoa.s and winter suits rs less
than former prices Al heinel's. adv
Prank : Merton Ia. llsd a uxli.