The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-12-23

4 Many friends are glad to welcom
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Verchereau her
for the Christmastlde.
Theodore kohler, who has beel
home for several weeks, has returne,
to school in Waverly, Mass,
Earle Fuller, who has been attend
ing school in Maine, is at home for tn,
Christmas vacation.
Miss Bess Johnston of Hoosicl
Falls, n. y, spent Sunday and Mon
day with Mrs. y. G. Bryant.
Mrs. s. s. Clemens was in Wal
lingford Wednesday to attend the fun
eral of brother of DR.. Clemens.
H, II. Stickney, of Woodstock,
who ran barber shop in the village
for a short time about six years ago,
was a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. T.. N.
Parker Sunday. Mr.. Stickney is
travelling salesman for large New
York laundry supply house with his
headquarters in Boston.
DR.. and Mrs. +. l.. Wyman, who
have been in Chicago for several weeks,
returned home Wednesday. DR.. Wy
man on account of the accident receiy
ed in Chicago and condition of health
since, will be obliged to discontinue
his general practice and confne him.
self exclusively. for the present at least,
TO his Office work and consultations.
AT the annual meeting of Batten.
kill Valley Grange held Tuesday even
ing the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year, Worthy Master,
a. j. Davis; w. o.. Charles Randall;
W. h., Mrs. Fina ID. Adams; Secy.,
Mary Randall; Chaplain, Jennie Hill
lard; Steward, Walter Utley; Asst.
Steward, Irving Connor; l.. A. S.,
hiH' living ioililoI.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
Among others who are sick we are
sorry to note {. b. Carleton.
The ladies' of the Methodist church
Melted about Sl6O from their sale.
Mrs. Fred Reed went to Rutland
and was the guest of Mrs. W. Center.
Mems initial silk and linen hand
kerchlefs at Hene's for Christmas
gifts. "a
Mrs. X. |. Batchelder and daugh-
ter, Miss LaBelle Batchelder, were in
Rutland Monday.
&C. II. Dittmar and family of New
York city, who have been in town for
a season, have returned home
There will a regular communica-
ton Of Adoniram Lodge No. AZ, +. a.
A. NJ, on this Thursday evening.
cameron King, who has been con-
fined to the house with a severe attack
of quinsey, is improving.
Elisha Wyman. who had three ribs
broken recently by being pinched be.
tween couple Of cars on the NJ ID. d
q. railroad, is improving.
The marriage of Verder Davis and
Miss Carrie Baker, both formerly Of
this town but now of New York city,
Is announced.
Hon. L.R. Pierce of So. Londonder-
~ has been engaged by Skinner Post,
No. "A. q, A. r., to deliver the Me-
mortal Day address next year.
On Sunday next there will be
Christmas exercises at the Methodist
church. In the morning the pastor,
Rev. Il. s. Morey will preach on "Me-
MORALS Of Divine Mercy" In the eve
ming Christmas concert viii be given
by the choir and Sunday school, spe-
clal music with violin accompaniment.
Has YOUR subscription to the
JOURNAL expiredi Look at the label
on your paper and note the date there
on for the date that appears shows 10
what date you are paid up to. The
amount Is small one TO you but the
aggregate, when paid in promptly.sup.
phys the sinews Of our business. Payl
1t is expected that T.. d. Soules,
who was so severely injured in Dorset
recently while at work on the new
church building, will return from the
Mary Fletcher hospital in Burlington
90 Friday Of this week. Mr.. Soules is
10 be congratulated on his rapid recoy-
cry from so severe AN tnfury