The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-09-30

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isoroagh. james White.
The village school opened with the
same teachers a. lnsi term. Miss v. :.
Benedict 10 ~. grammar department
aud Mi. Marshall in the primary.
Miss Marshall has been ia the Library
ail summer ~ assistant ~ Miss Eagles
ian aud her place IL now being hlled
by Miss clarn NJ, Boynton. who grad
aaled from the Seminary last June.
w. u. Edgcrion has sold for John
II. Di,nond At The Center, the old grisi
mill property which Mr.. Dimond has
been running 80 successfully for the
pal few years. 10 G. c. colyin Of
Dandy. VI, who will take immediate
possession. Mr., colvin isA young man
and 10 becoming part % the business
life Of this town We wish him all sue
cess.
The annual business meeting OF the
Manchester 5. r. {. A. was held Mon
day, Sept, 9Th. IN the Court House.
The fine prizes offered by the Society
at the Fan, were taken first prize by
Judge Munsons working horses, sec-
ond prize by John Bovey's horses, and
third prize by Frank Squires. The
same officers were reelected and the
names OF Rev. Mr. Bamford, A, II.
Pettibone and NJ. l.. Manly added 10
the board of directors.
Ill is understood that the Miss Olive
Banks Concert Company, which is this
season making brief tour OF the east
crn and middle states before beginning
its annual trip TO the Pacific Coast,
will appear in this vicinity in the near
future. That the members of this tai.
ented organization ATE artists OF exeep-
tional merit and are scoring triumphs
wherever they are heard are attested
by the unstinted words Of praise be-
slowed upon them by the clergy, the
press and the public at large.
MANCHESTER CENTER.
Earle Fuller is attending school in
Maine.
st. Margarei's Guild met nj the
rectory Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. {. X. Ames has returned
from visit in Fair Haven.
Miss Edith Earle has returned 10
NJ. w. Barrett's for the winter.
Mr.. Shaw of Adams was guest of
Mr.. aud Mrs. II N. Shaw Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Tarbell of Chicopee,
Mass, is visiting friends in town.
The Grange picnic has been post
poned until Tuesday Of next week.
Mrs. Jennie billiard and daughter,
Mrs. Irving Connor visited in Dandy
last week
Clifford Shaw has entered Cornell
where he will take course in Agri
culture.
The Service Club of the Baptist
church will meet with Mrs. Mary Cher
bonneau.
Miss Edith Barrett has returned
from weeks visit with friends in
New York.
The Willing Workers spent a very
enjoyable afternoon Saturday with
Miss Ethel Derby.
dexter Randall of Wrentham.
Mass, was recent guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Dimond.
Rev. Il. S. Morey has returned
from his vacation. He was accompan-
led by his wife and son.
Miss Alice Barrett leaves Thurs
day for Boston where she will enter n
Domestic Science School.
Mrs. C. X. Matbewson leaves on
Thursday for few days visit to her
home in Providence, X, |.
Mrs. Sarah Harris was called to
Amsterdam. N. Y, Friday by the
death Of her sister, Mrs, Elizabeth
Chase.
Harry Davis and Miss Jennie Wells
we're united in marriage at the M. Il.
parsonage Monday morning by Rev
4. s. Morey.
Harry Adams is the only one in
town who has license 10 fiji glasses,
have your eyes examined before he
leaves town. q
Mrs. g. N. Wyman will display TO
the public very fine assortment of
Fall and Winter Millinery. Thursday,
Sept. Both. No cards. %
Mrs. Ira X. Walker of Peru is Wis
iting at W. j. Walkers with her sister
Mrs. Waite, also with her brother, g.
N. Wyman. Mrs. Walker has engag
ed board at the Fair View for the win
ter
The community was saddened TO
hear OF the death OF Il. g. Cochrane at
his home here Tuesday morning. Al
though Mr.. cochrane bad been resi-
dent of this village but few years, be
had won the respect of all who knew
him and the sympathy OF many friends
goes out 10 the bereayed family.