The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-02-25
MANCHESTER CENTER

Byron Hebsri is on the SICK list.
Regular meeting Of Skinner W. X.
Z e. Friday At 30 .. m.
Regular meeting Of Batienkill Val
( Icy Grange Saturday evening.
Fenl Siretter, student at the L.
7 Y. NJ. wns a recent visitor in town.
( The Service Club will meet on Fri.
day afternoon with Mrs. Heman Dyer.
j Doyle of Providence, r. l., has
rented Mrs David Kent's tenement.
August Kohler Of Schenectady, n.
/ v, is guest Of MS mother, Mrs. A.
kobler,
Rev. W II. Bamford, VINO was IN
Burlington last week. returned home
Friday.
Owing 10 repairs being made on
Zion church lenten services will be held
IN the rectory.
-Chas Thompson, who has been
confined 10 the house for some weeks,
is able 10 be out again.
Mrs. Clarence Kelley who was call
ed to Syracuse, n. Y, by the death OF
brother, has returned
Charles Robinson left Saturday for
Washington. u. c., to be absent sew
oial weeks. Harold Shaw accompanied
him.
Mrs. Charles Snyder is very sick
and under the care Of Miss Carrie Fer
gerson, trained nurse from the Proc
tor Hospital.
The Willing Workers Of the NJ. Il.
church will meet Saturday afternoon
with Miss Edna Kendall. A ful at
tendance is requested
There will be special Communiea-
ton Of Adouiram Lodge on this Thurs
day evening Work is TO be the En-
tered Apprentice degree.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
The old Blackmer Go. have n
change in their advertisement IN this
issue. Read it, A
Look over your supply of syrup
labels DO not wait until you need
them. Order now from the JOURNAL
office.
r. |. aud l.. +. Farnum have just
returned from the annual banquet and
business meeting of the Il. A. Strout
Go. held at New York city,
james Amedon, who has been con
fined to the house for some weeks with
diabetes, Is able to be up and about the
house. He expects to be able to re-
sumo business ere long.
-Thera has been something doing
in business circles the past week.
Thos. Healey. whose pleasant features
have been seen at the Blackmer Co.
for several years, aud who is well and
favorably known 10 town, has left the
Blackmer Go. aud purchased the gro.
Gerry business Of A. II. Petlibone and
will take possession the middle of next
month. MIR. Petiibone will conduct
the drug business at the store recently
purchased Of the Couture bankrupt es.
tate.
Charles d. Taylor died at his home
in Bennington Sunday morning at .
o'clock. Death was due to heart and
kidney trouble from which the dcceas-
ed had been sufferer for over year.
Mr.. Taylor was born in Manchester.
December -, 1865, but had been resi-
dent Of Bennington for over - years.
Resides his wife he leaves two daugh-
tiers. Mrs. Fred Reed OF this village,
and Miss Maude Taylor Of Bennington,
three sons, Alfred Of Bennington, Ren-
ben of Manchester Depot and Charles
Taylor Of New York. aud one sister,
Mrs. William Hawkins Of Bratlleboro
also survives hiw.
DORSET.
The infant son OF Guy Towslee has
been seriously III,
Richard ID. Campbell il at home
from Williams College for a short visit.
The engagement is announced Of
licnneiie Virginia Nichols 10 Frederick
Wesley Sheldon.
Harry DAVIS 81 BrA,ilcboro will
Join Mrs. DAVIS here this week and will
rcmNln some time A. guest 81 Mr.. and
Mr.. John l.illic.
Pomona Grange expects 10 meet at
paSi,a March i0ih The executive
committee are n. q. Stone.
Eugene Simmons and Barr Harwood.
An instructive agricultural meet
ine wAs held at The ball Tuesday which
ass quite largely attended. Among The
speakers scheduled for The evening was
ipr liollon Ut the State Board q Health
Aho spoke on lhe subject "Miik"
Mrs.. Walter Mauicy. abo bas been
The guest Of her mother. Mn. Mary
HATuocd, expects soon 30 make her
bone in Braiileboro. Mr.. MAnley uiIl
leave his business 10 siotisyillc. y. Y
b. enter the employ 81 bis broiher al
thai place.
lee creepers have been much 10
vogue the past week. Seldom has such