The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-12-30

rendered aud all the scholars received
remembrance from their teachers anc
the church. The superintendent, W
X. Hard, IN his report announced that
Robert X Edgerton had missed bal
one Sunday in attendance IN four years,
truly good record.
The editor acknowledges the re.
ceipi Of fine lot Of samples of ap.
Piles from the famous Hood River Val.
ley. Oregon. from Miss Clara NJ Cham,
berlan, who is at Hood River These
apples are packed IN separate papers
aud are very pretty ~ look upon but,
with all due regard 10 the Kindness Of
the donor. they are mol as fine tasting
apples as are our own native fruit.
They are beautiful in color but rather
dry as 10 texture.
MANCHESTER CENTER.
Luther Arnold is home from Wor.
cester, Mass.
Miss Sarah Dawes is visiting at her
home in Petersham, Mass.
Miss Anna BATHS is visiting friends
in st. Adams.
Miss Belle rubbs of Weston is the
guest Of friends in town.
Mrs, Lottie W. Cook spent Tues
day with friends in Rutland.
Mrs Isabel Jenkins il visiting with
friends in Schaghticoke, Ny.
Mis-. John Doyle does not recover
as rapidly as friends would wish.
Miss Clara Hanamau is spending a
a few days ut her home in Arlington.
Miss Fannie Bond who is teaching
Ia Dandy is home for o short vacation
The exercises Christmas eve in the
Baptist church were enjoyed by old
and young.
Miss Junia Lugene who has been
whiting in Springfield, Mass, and New
York has returned.
August kohler of Schenectady is
spending a few days with his mother,
Mrs. A, kohler.
--Chauneey Shaw, a former student
Of the L. V. NJ. and Clifford Shaw, a
student at Cornell, are home for va.
cation.
Mr.. and Mrs, Edward Shaw of
Pittsield. Mass, spent Xmas with Mr..
shaw's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. n.
Shaw.
st. Margaret's Guildof Zion church
took in over $3.50 and Melted over SIG
from the sale aud supper of on Dec. 7
and Dec. Is.
MIR. and Mrs. William Il. Fields
who have been spending several months
IN town, left Friday for Arizona. Miss
Edith Wright accompanied them.
Mrs. William Haas formerly Maud
Fisher of this place, who has been Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. Il. A. Fisher,
over Xmas. has returned TO her home
10 New York
Apollo Studios Autobiography"
Sets Tor Chasing and Repousse Work,
also Pierced Brass Work and a full line
Of handsome Stencilled Blanks at The
foggery Shop. 30
Mrs. X. b. Smith and children left
FOR Ohio Tuesday. Many friends wish
Them a pleasant winter aud hope that
where ever they may roam they will
ind no place like Vermont and return
IN the spring.
AT the next regular meeting OF
skinner W X. G. Saturday, Jan. sth,
the officers will be installed. Capt. G..
II. Sessions has been chosen as install
ing officer. 1t is hoped that the meet
ing may be held in the evening and |
that a camp fire may follow. Further
notice viii be given next week.
Cards are out announcing the mar
rage Of Fred b, Convey, formerly of |
bat nov OF Linden, n. j..
% Miss Rosetta X, Snyder. The wed.
ling will take place at high noon Dec.
9th, in ihe firs, Methodist Episcopal |
church al International Falls, Mimi. |
Alter reception the happy couple will |
leave on The evening train for Man.
chester for brief visit 10 the groom's |
parents, Mr. aud Mrs. John J Convey. |
A host Of friends extend eongra,ula.
Iicns aud best wishes 10 the happy |
couple,
The following pupils Of the third |
noon we've no, absent during the past
term. krald Benson, Edna Graves.
Kathryn Page, Harold chiids. Julian
SHAW. Absent one day. Fred Coycy.