The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-11-04
HOwley 4 Co.
s Center, ST. Mead Bldg.
Rutland. VI.

so osnsasas3s asasasataAaA
man 90. viii keep him for some lime
Being al the head Of a corporation EN-
ployiug over 20.m0men i no small job
Mir aud Mrs. George oryis an,
son Franklin are in town for shor
time M orvis coming up on Sunda,
morning last and expects 10 be here fol
several days looking over the man,
improvements under way ut the Equi
nox House
Mrs. Victoria Carver Thompson
who has been occupying Victoria
l.adge" on West Main street during
the past summer, has closed her house
and returned 10 her home ia Chicago.
Mrs. Thompson has been delighted
with Manchester aud will return for the
next year.
Miss Mary g. Cone. who has been
with her brother. &. II Cone of Ben
nlngton for some time, arrived in
Manchester Tuesday morning for a
short stay at her home here, where she
Joins her sister, Mrs. b. Sherman Fow.
Ter. who. with Mr.. Fowler, have been
here for the past two weeks.
Those who thought that winter was
near because We had little snow "A
week ago are now convinced that ii was
false alarm for last Monday Aunt
Margaret Kelley was TO be- seen wend.
ing her was toward the south west on
her semi-annual visit 10 friends in
Prospect street.
Advertised Letters Miss Allen. J.
Il. Buck, T., Baldwin, Miss Eden Brien.
Mrs. John Burns. Miss Conant, Mrs.
John w Estabrook, Miss Edith Hall,
Nelson Wildwood. Mrs. Edward Me
Lean IT,, Mrs. Geo. Townshend ir ),
Mrs. Stephen II. VOORHEES,, William
NilbHts Oi~s ASA hHittfl.
Miss Ella Rallou of WaIIingiord
was guest Of Mrs. NJ. h. o. Marbury
over Sunday. Miss BaIlon will be very
pleasantly remembered by many OF the
one lime boys aud girls Of this village
rs teacher IN the village school here.
The editor was one OF her many pupils.
Miss Balou has been the official court
reporter for Rutland and Addison conn.
ties for good many years, and very
efficient one too.
The ondawa Club will give an in
giiaiiou hop At the Music Hall Casino
On Thursday evening Of this week and
II is hoped that all those who are nyit
ed viii avail themselves Of the oppor
portunity 10 take a trip on the splendid
new floor which was laid IN the hall the |
past summer. Al members Of the |
Club are entitled 10 attend whether |
they are recipients OF invitations or
moi. Light refreshments viii be serv-
ed and McBride's will be in attendance. |
nuRR AND BURTON NOTES.
Friday last a rally meeting OF the /
young men students of the Seminary |
shs held aud u promising Y. NJ. &. A.
was formed. consisting OF over twenty |
Field Secretary Byron n.
Clark Of Burlington addressed the meet.
ng aud explained purposes and meth.
DDS and Inter assisted in organizing.
Mr.. Hard gave an inspiring talk on
7. NJ. G. A. IN College life, dwelling on
T. high aim and the worthy character
II the fellows who made mp the College
I. NJ. &. A. Mr.. Raw offered prayer.
Mrs. Brooks sang "Oh Love Divine"
accompanied by Miss Edith Shaw. The
ollowing officers were elected. Leale
rowsley, Pres; Louis Batchelder,
'icc.pres Rob, Edeerton, Secy,
Montgomery. Treas. A Bible
tudy class will be formed and other
eatnres are being planned for. The
Permanent Membership" committee
onsists OF Messrs. Edward Hemenway
nd W r. Hard. Alumni. W. II. Shaw
nd Principal Brooks. teachers, and
iuy Cook, student. An earnest and
spirit eharaeterizes the IN.
ertaking and speaks well for the future
sefnluess Of this new movement.
NAScHgsTsR CENTER. I,
zion church j. being slated. If
Rev +. NJ. Fuller was Oh, 81 town
undsy.
A. l.. Bowen Of South Dorset vas !.
! iown Monday.
Mrs. W. A. Adams l. visiting in !
dams. Mass.
Miss Edith Wright called on friends
! Bennington last week.
-Mrs. Lacy Davis. who has been
isiilng N Adams. Mass. has returned.
Mrs. Andres Turner went 10 the
arlington hospital Tuesday.
ST MArparet's Gaild met with /,
lrs. w u Roberts Tuesday after. ,
con.
Fired HOLSTER o. Burlington was {
seen, guest u Nj. and Mrs. urin /
'rrby. 4
The Service Clnb q ihe Baptist
aurch wiii meet ~ Charles Robinson's
ridAy sfiernoon.
Mr., James AdAir, sho has been
sitting her aunt. Mrs.. Sarah J Bow.
., returned " MAiiingford Friday.