The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-03-18

81 seas0ns died At The Hotel Bon Air.
Augusta. Ga. Oh Tuesday last Of
Bnghts Disease. Miss Keys was u
charming Young lady aud deseryedly
popular with the younger sci at the
hotel lasi summer and her early death
is shock 10 her many friends.
Word has been received in Man.
chester Of THE death in Dorchester,
Mass, on March 18Th. Of VIM. II Hills
10 Brights Disease. Mr.. Hills was well
known II Manchester having over ~
years ago married Miss Jennie Gray,
the oldes, daughter of the late Rollin
G, Gray. who with one son. survives
him.
Rev Vincent Raw WIS in Middle
bury last Sunday in exchange with the
Rev. rLas II Dickinson OF that place
gho preached here at the Congrega-
tiona church morning and evening.
This was Mr. Dieknson's first visit to
Manchester and be was much pleased
with our beautiful village He return.
ed to Middlebury on Monday morning.
The news was received in this vii
lage on Tuesday Of the death Of Mrs.
Tracy Richards, better known as Car
rie Stone, formerly OF this villege.
Mrs. Richards had made her home in
Saratoga, Cal, for number of years
aud il was at that place that she pass
ed away on Sunday last. She was the
youngest child of the late George Stone
who lived IN the house now owned by
Miss Jessie O. Hawley aud Miss Sarah
n. Gleghorn
MANCHESTER CENTER.
-. s. Batchelder was in Benning.
ton over Sunday.
George Reynolds has moved to
Mrs. Il. A. Fishers tenement
We are sorry TO hear that Mrs.
John Moifat is confined 10 the house.
Paints, yarnlshes. stains, lead and
oil at raeonic Hardware Company. AZ
Mrs. Agnes Rideout of Hoosick. N.
", is the gnest of Mrs. Sarah J. Bowen.
Another one OF those special reduc-
ton suit sales at tleinel's. Nuf sed. AZ
= Ross Bakers of Cambridge, n. Y,
was the guest OF friends in town Sun
day.
"A. l.. Graves does not gain in
strength as fast as his many friends
wish.
Mrs. Sarah Harris is caring for
Mrs. George Lawrence who is III with
the grip.
John Balcb who has been visiting
in Bennington and SALISBURY return.
ed hame Saturday.
The ladies' society Of Zion church |
will meet with Mrs. Henry Dench this
Thursday afternoon.
The Service Club Of the Baptist
church viii meet with Mrs. Arthur
Marsden Friday afternoon.
We understand that there is deal
on hand for the purchase Of the old
Thayer's Hotel property.
Mrs. +. Il. Whitman of Dandy was
in town last Thursday TO attend the
funeral Of Mrs. A. N. Towsley.
II, is reported that Manchester Cen.
ter ~ 10 have store in the Bundy
block We wish the firm success.
Mrs. Elvirn Russell from Chicago,
H., Is spending some time with her
cousins, Mr. and Mrs. win Sherwia.
The caniata Queen Esther will be
given by the pupils Of Mrs. Brooks
music class Thursday evening, March
18th. in unieD Opera House.
Frank Rowe Of Middlebury. who
has just returned from Washington. d.
G., il The guesi-of his brother, {. b.
Rowe, and visiting bis many friends
The ladies Of Skinner w. II. G. are
invited TO meet with Mrs. Sarah J.
Bowen Saturday nj l0o'clock for work.
All members are invited 10 be on hand
with something good 10 eat.
The directors Of the cheese factory
held meeting Monday and elected
officers and NJ. j covey was directed
20 go ahead and have the building re.
paired and pat in good shape Cor some
use.
The members of Skinner W. Il. C..
wish 10 thank all who 20 kindly assist
80 10 making The social AN enjoyable
one. Special thanks are extended 10
she orchestra and The ladies, bath old
and young. who 80 kindly reciled. read
and sang.
The scciaillr given by skinner W.
X e. 90 Monday evening was an en-
ioysbie oecasicn. !. Il hoped thai they
may he sble 10 serve new maple sugar
on sncw Monday evening. March 2s,h.
The proceeds " these socisls are 10
be- used for good cause.
MANCHESTER prfDT.
--tslsreucc Carts and Andrew Tar.
ner have been on The sick list.
Geo. q. wooicock and wife are
visiting az Ciarmous, n. II.
Fraak n. Walker was IN fsenning.
I'm a Saturday ix,t ~, hss.fness