The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-02-11

bury. bat formerly Of Arlington. Th,
ceremony was performed by Rev, FIR
Kelly They lett for short wedding
tip aud will reside in Arlington.
Last Saturday We were treated d
ail sorts aud conditions Of weather
Rain. hail, snow, thunder aud light.
ming. wind and all the accessories. We
have now had thunder storms IN the
two months Of the year and II Is mol
unreasonable Ia expect that We will
have il every month from now on. An
open winter tits all right. the old ground.
hog 10 The contrary Notwithstanding.
MANCHESTER CENTER.
Skinner W. X. c. are to serve a
supper m the near future.
- The Gard Club will meet with Mrs.
George Lugene this Thursday
Lugene Colyin of Waterford, n.
Y. Is visiting friends in town,
Mrs W. A~Adams who has been
away several months has returned.
Judge l.. VI Holden aud family of
Bennington are visiting friends in town.
Mrs. Shinville Of Fair Haven was a
recent guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Ames
Mrs. Mitchell of Salisbury was a
recent gnest of Mrs and Mrs. Earle
Marsh.
Miss Erma Dimond who has been
visiting friends in Adams has returned
home.
There will be regular convoca-
ton Of Adoniram Chapter, X. A. NJ,
on Thursday evening.
Fred Heinel. who went with par.
ty to Oregon some weeks since, has re-
turned TO his home here.
Twenty five from this town attend
ed the Masonic District meeting held
IN Bennington on Thursday last.
Mrs r. II. Bradley who has been
in the hospital in Troy has so far re-
covered as 10 return to her home.
Mrs y. G.. Cochrane gave party
Wednesday 10 friends in honor Of her
daughter, Mrs. McLain. of Hoosick
Fail, n. V
chss. Thompson, who has been
confined TO the house for some days
threatened with pneumonia, is con.
valeseing.
There will be special communion
ton Of Adoniram Lodge on Friday eve.
ming of this week. The second degree
will be conferred.
Regular meeting OF Battenkill Val
Icy Grange Saturday evening, Feb. Is.
Meeting will be held in Odd Fellows
Hall at Manchester Depot.
The Ladies' Aid Society aud Ser.
vice Club will meet with Mrs. Burr
Gleason this Thursday afternoon.
Everyone invited
The Mission Circle and the Farther
Lights society will hold a union ser
vice Friday evening at the home of
Mrs. A. h. Marsden. We hope for a
large attendance.
There will be union services held
IN the Methodist church on Sunday
evening next. The sermon will be by
Rev, 4. NJ. Fuller The topic will be
"Creeds and Christianity"
There will be dime social with
entertainment, ice cream and cakenex
week Tuesday evening, Feb. 10th. at
the home Of Mrs. Herbert Shaw un-
der the auspices Of the W. c. 7 Z.
Everyone invited.
There will be q donation for the
benefit Of the Rev. +, 5. Morey at the
Methodist church on Tuesday evening,
Feb. 10th. Supper from 6 TO s. A
general invitation is extended 10 all 10
bc present and enjoy pleasant even.
ing. Should The weather be veiy bad
Tuesday evening this affair will be held
he following evening. AZ
Mrs. Minerva Cummings, youngest
daughter u Byron Jameson. died 1T
her homn ia Orange. Mass. Thursday
The remains were brought 10 her child.
hood home where the funeral was held
Saturday. Rev T. NJ Fuller Of the
Baptis, church ofiiciaied. The burial
was 10 the Centor cemetery,
--Capi. Geo. II Sessions vii. deliver
an address before tho VIM. J Fuller
Post q. A. H.. and the Ladies o. the
W X. G. nj Dorset, Feb. IL. 1909. in
Of ihe Tooth Anniver.
nary u tbe birth 81 Abraham Lincoln.
Chp,. Sessions has been also requested
10 deliver IN address at the Soldiers
Home IN Bennington on the same day.
The funeral Of Mr.. Jerome Hill
who died a, the bone Of her daughter.
Mr.. y. II. Dyer. on Sunday morning
was held Tuesday and was largely at.
tended. Rev. W. II BAmfori otiieiA,.
cd Thr burial was in sunde, land.
The bearers were Messn. I.Aihrop Of
Arlington, Graves and Fisk Of sander.
land. and three grandsons. Jerome HUI
Of Sunderland and Hemsn J Dyer and
X. II Bradley o. Manchester.
When Walter Russell Dean passed
from this eAnh's lKbors on Sunday las,