The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-06-24

aad Mr.. $ BfoRu o. S. Adams, Is
l6e Facd ~ ftaeuds.
Clifford shaw, pho recently rradn
a,ai iiuia a schosi 10 tlrsioa. Mass,
b Il home
u Barr Gleason j. mog5i,R - lae
Gamme heaae phieb BE- perntly par.
etast,i
Mrs leaph Lyon vbo has teen
Fs.inr 10 Town reiufnyl - beunlpr
iip Sunday n,gbl
Ihr dance u the weosla,cn d Dor
vs. announced iot ", aslb, ail uoi be-
Hrld aut Fr,dsy 1uiy Z al same pisec.
81. Matgapt's 0u,ld vii hold q
fayl sale on ll,r Inen 10 front ~ L,ou
chareh Saturday afternoon. lea cream
and cake vii also be served.
Marion Carver isntsiord who grad.
mated from the Indiana Library School
l ludianapali. Ia the class II 1900. re-
Turned Saturday evening.
The neW wAler trough. taking the
place Of toe marble one erected last
year ~ thr s. Z. & a. al The edge o.
( the grist nall pond. 4, completed aud
Wiih the fine new platform for the use
Of Pacific Engine Co., IL q distinct ad
dlliau 10 the village. Both the trough
aud platform are Of concrete aud have
been built by coulfactop A u. Marsden
The kailand District Meeting OF
( lh, Womans Auxiliary to the Board Of
Missions held week before last at Zion
Church was well attended aud gener
ally success. After evening prayer
on Wednesday Missionary addresses
gere made 10y Rev. Philip Schuyler /
Of Bennington and the Rev, Nelson 1
Kellogg Of Poultney. Thursday com
meneed with Holy Communion, then
morning prayer at go, after which the
morning WAS mostly taken up by the
som-aunual address by Mrs Newsom
OF Rutland, vice president; 10y the ad
dress about missionary work ia Porto
Rico 10y Miss Jackson Of Brandon,
which WAS very interesting and in
straetive, and by reports read by the
delegates representing the various
branches. AZ noon there was Inter,
SESSIONS for Missions nj home and
abroad. AT one O'Clock dinner was
served by Mr., Bond Of the Colbulu
House 10 over forty persons AT the
afternoon session most interesting ad
dressess were delivered by Miss Wheel
u Of Burlington. Mrs. X. l.. Maxim
and Mrs. T.. l.. Wyman on Missionary
topics, and by Miss Sarah N. Cleghorn
on mercy to the dumb animals our fell
low creatures. Informal supper was
served by the ladies of the church in
the Rectory ere the departure of our
guests to their homes.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
II N Smith is working ia Dandy
= The station is pretty lively place
these summer days and it keep all
hands on a hustle.
Miss Jeanie jackson is still in a
serious condition and is making very
brave struggle for life with we hope
a phaupa FIR sucsaya
r, II. Walker is to experiment with
oil on the highway in front Of his pro
perty on the road TO the Depot. If it
works out all right his example will be
followed by Others no doubt.
Talk abont your fast trainsl The
mllktraln that runs through here makes
the distance from here TO Arlington at
the rate of so miles an hour
Game Warden Harry Chase of Ben.
nington was ia town on Monday last
on business. Harry doesn't have much
trouble up this way as we all lawabid-
ing citizens and look after the inter
csts Oh lnt trout.
p. W. Lincoln of this village is in
Cleveland, Ohio, for few days. We
that Mr. Lincoln has under
consideration change from Manches- J
ter TO Cleveland but it is not yet decid- !
ed as 10 what he will do. Ii is the wish '
Of his many friends that he stay in this
town.
News was received here last week c
of the death of Fred Johnson at the \
home of his brother in Chester. Mr.. I
Johnson did not live long to enjoy his 5
Freedom from confinement at Windsor
but he had the satisfaction of dying a
free man. @
Road Commissioner Bourn is get. Il
ling the main highways in good shape r
'or the heavy summer travel, having
inst put on fine lot OF coarse gravel b
IN the state road between the Depot a
aud the Center on the flats where the y
.ravel is the heaviest. o
DORSET.
Picnic parties have begun. Two o
asst week at Hager Brook. Il
Miss NJ. X. Gray has started her
lining room at }. II. Sheldon's house u
Miss Mabel Houston returned to =
Troy, n. Y, Friday the 18th.
Miss Clemens has gone to Mrs. |,
Vim. Crandall's for few days.
Louis Batchelder Of b. 4 b. was :,
home Saturday and part of Sunday.
Miss Leary has gone 10 East Dor I
set for visit before returning to Poult.
ney.
Miss Marion Wright OF Troy, N. i
y, is a guest at the Knight cottage on ,
Church st.
Edison Starks aud family are settled a
IN the NJ. h. Gray house for the sea h
son. :