The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-06-03

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MANCHESTER CENTER.
Mrs. Tbos bidgerwood WAS in Rul.
land Friday
Leo J, Abbott Of 4. V. NJ, was in
town Monday.
The Methodist workers met in the
church Wednesday.
Mrs. Nettie Moon and son Of
SALISBURY are visiting friends in town.
--Ferd Streeter of q. V. NJ. is in
town for few days The guests OF
friends.
Mr.. aud Mrs. c. NJ Sheldon of
Rupert are guests Of Mr. aud Mrs. A.
| II Bolsford.
The band will give an open air
concert next Friday evening in front Of
the Opera House.
The ladies of the Baptist church
will hold n food sale in the vestry of
the church Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. W, II. Roberts is in Randolph
caring for her mother. She was joined
there by Mr.. Roberts the last OF the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. h. II. Holden and
children Of Bennington are in town
with Mrs. Holden's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jas. A. Thayer.
MIR, and Mrs. McLane and son of
Iioosick Falls, n. T., are the guests of
Mrs. McLaue's parents, MIR. and Mrs.
+. q. Cochrane.
The funeral of Mrs. Sarah Nc.
Naughton was held from her late home
in Barnumyille Friday afternoon. The
burial was in the Center cemetery, Rev.
+. S. Morey officiating
There will be regular eommunl-
cation of Adoniram Lodge No. AZ, +.
4 A, NJ on this Thursday evenin at
the lodge rooms in this village.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
The Battenkill Innis busy place
these days.
"A. G. Connor, who has been i'll for
some time is improving.
The Manchester Union Band went
to South Londonderry 10 play on De.
coration Day.
The New Depot Restaurant in Rut-
land is the best place for the traveller
TO secure the quick service so essential
TO one shopping. o
Sunday May sd daughter was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Dorr of
this town and they are receiving con-
CALCULATIONS of their friends.
Tuesday morning the station pre-.
scented a busy picture with the large
crowd coming in for the opening of
court and number of summer visi-
tors arriving. From now on things
about the station will be lively.
The Norcross. West Co. are adding
TO their already large plant here by
putting in additional rubbing beds.
They have also covered over the open
space between the two mills and put
ing in some new machinery there.
Fishing still is a popular diversion
among the residents of this town. s.
A, Amedon is credited with catching
a good one that weighed over three
pounds last Saturday. It's good FISH
that succeeds in getting away from
Shell.
The one noticeable feature OF the
Memorial Day parade was the small
number of veterans able TO be present
and the other was the appearance of
the new drum corps. They made a
very creditable appearance and made
noise enough for the nosest.
The N. Il. I. 4 T. Co., have had
force of hands here for some time and
they have been putting ia number OF
new phones. Among those putting
them in are J j. Gunther-6; 4. G. Or.
yis-4 Miss de Nottbeck.3O; C. b.
Thompson-lj-l2; Mrs. Ella Lampson-
32-l2; A. II. Pettibone-5.6; Il. II.
Swift 1874; j. II. Nadeau a Son-4 4.3l.
The members Of the Skinner Post
and afliliating societies would extend
TO the people Of Manchester their heart.
felt thanks for their assistance in the
observance of Memorial Day in honor
ing the memory Of our departed com
rades, and we would especially thank
the teachers and scholars for their de.
yoiiou to the cause; also the Pacific
Engine Co., the Drum Corps and our
speaker. A. V. TURNER.
Officer Of the Day.
sAsT DORSET.
Sarah Stone is spending a week in
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