The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-12-30

1sSups + Williams Ms. saiah h. II.
u West TpeHsbend. Mass, a sister ,
Mr. Miliam. M ami Mrs. Waldo !
Williams. Nj and Mr., Ausuu ). WI
iams win Two cbihinn. Mis-. Daw
and Mhsit Mus3oa siioi So. Adau,
Mass and Mr. and Mr.. Shirley q
Williams II ilsgersiowu. M
rhSr ntFtEr
Thomas Tohn T. ia ppr hcnl,
this winter
Earl and Amy Hnraa.d were II
tirnhuile, \. y last aeek.
Miss Minnie iIerrck j. having
vacation from her school ia pawlet
M. aud Mr.. Chas. Danforlh wcr'
out Of town shopping one day las
week
Miss Leach, who Is teaching heri
this winter, went 10 her home IN Paw
let for Nnss.
Mr. and Mrs Schuyler Towsley Of
Granville. n, y, we've ia town Sainr
day and Sunday
Miss Lily Dcnnison Of Rupert j,
spending the holidays with her sister,
Mrs. Charles Perkins.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Towsley aud
son Edwards spent Christmas with Mr.,
aud Mrs. Geo. Towsley Of Pawlet.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Towsley and
friend OF New York city came Friday
10 spend their vacation with Mr.. Tows-
ley's parents, Mr., and Mrs. Wallace
Towsley.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Towsley had
many guests for Xmas Some of those
were Mesdames George Baker and
George Graham Of Rutland, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Towsley and daughter Miss
Laura Towsley Of Dorset and A. A..
hpDSits lahtiy'
Quite number gathered at the
school house in attendance on the Xmas
exercises. which We're remarkably
good. VIM. J. Walsh presided over
The musical program which consisted
,f songs by the school and by Basil,
Wilma and Mavis Walsh. Organ re-
,itals were given by Gordon HARDWOOD,
Edwards Towsley, Basil and Wilma
Walsh.
RUPERT.
AT meeting held in Grange Hall
Thursday, Dec "a, Mt. Anthony
TRANCE elected the following officers
OF the ensuing year. Master, H. +.
Moore; 0verseer, NJ. b. Roberts; chap
ain, W, c. Mason; lecturer, Mrs. II.
:. Moore; seer, Try, +. Sheldon; treas.
Irer, r. g. Nelson; steward. Roth
ram; assistant steward, Samuel Hays,
ady assistant steward, Mrs. Samuel
lays; gate keeper, r. Howe; Ceres,
lrs. b, Hopkins; Pomona, Mrs, R.
lowe; Flora, Mrs. Mary Moore. The
will be Jan. 9th, and G.. E.
rogers, Master of Poultney Grange,
ssisred by Mrs, Rogers, is expected to
install.
EAST DORSET.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan went to Cam.
ridge to spend Xmas.
"A. j.. Loveland spent week re.
emily in Rockingham visiting relatives
nd friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover and daugh.
Or, Jennie, of Ludlow, have been Wis.
ing at A. E. Belknap's.
The three children of Charles Rich
hards were sent last week to the child.
ems Home in Burlington.
The boarding house at the Shuttle
'orth quarry was burned last Wednes-
ay. Most of the furniture and cloth
lg in the house was saved.
Virgil Nadeau went to Albany a
mort time ago to consult an occulist
lrs. G. NJ Wall and Helen Wall went
, Burlington for the same purpose.
Ralph Bebee returned home last
eek. He has been at the hospital in |
burlington for several weeks, where |
e had an operation for appendicitis.
Though he is better he is not at all
ell.
-Laet Thursday evening Christ
las entertainment was given at the |
Iall for the Sunday school children.
here were games, few recitations
nd songs and Christmas tree, and a
God number of children were out to
1joy the festivities.
Among those who spent Christmas
town are Anna Coping, who is at
,hool in North Adams; Colonel Wha-
N, who is at the Rutland Business
,llege; Mr.. and Mrs. Ashe, who visit
the latter's parents; Mr.. and Mrs.
,hn 7. Mclaughlin, Mrs. Emily vii
IN Of Boston; Mr.. and Mrs. Fairfel. d |
ID little child of Hanover, N. H why )
e visiting at g. 7. Griffish's; ana
rank Rich and family of North Ben,
ngton and Fred Rich of Acton. Mass,
ho we're at II. B. Kendall's.
A Card.
We the undersigned do hereby agree to