The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-05-13

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nary beio3t thr receut departure II
Mls. Sa3l, Mclrrsdy for her hume Ia
Providence, x f., gave her vsfious
pretty sad sHhstaHIiai testimonials IT
their appreciation ~ h~r Wurk as a
acber aud fnenr The friedman
elias gave silver usil Ole, the sophie
more class SILVER hat brush. the
Juniors a silver tape measure. and the
SENIOR. beautiful bunch If flowers
{ Il AAs yeuiahle silver Shower" and
shows the feeling Of the student body
tar lhi, popular and conscientious iu,
strurlor.
~ The annual meeting Of the Trus
tees Of Barr Burton Seminary held
( May !. l'--s, i was unanimously deeid-
"a that q resolution Of appreciation Of
the long aud faithful services of the
late Allen H. Graves, which was espec.
laIly valuable IN advising IN regard to
I the Investment Of the funds Of the in-
stltlilon. and also the deep sympathy
Of the Board for the widow and child
ren ~ the deceased should be spread
upon the records aud the same be COM
mnnicated by the Secretary 10 Mrs
Graves. d. X. simonds aud l.. II
( Hemenway we're the committee ap.
pointed 10 draw up the resolutions
/ The following were chosen AS officers
for the coming year: Hon. Loyelaud
Munson, president; DR., Edmond H..
Wymsn, clerk DR.. l., H. llemenway,
treasurer; G. n. Hawley, l.. Munson
aud d. X. Smonds, prudential com.
miltee; Rev. Vincent Raw, Rev. Chas.
l.. Carhait and DR.. l., l.. Wyman tx.
ecutiye committee
MANCHESTER CENTER.
Ross BOXES is confined TO the
house with a severe cold and grip.
George II Sessions, who has been
in poor health for some time recently,
is improving.
Mrs. Fina Adams, who was recent
ly operated on in the a Troy hospital
is improving,
The Service Club will meet with
Miss Junia Lugene on Friday after
noon Of this week
Mrs Celia Ames is entertaining her
daughter, Mrs. p, c. Williams and
daughters Of Rutland.
Mrs. r. c. Gilmore expect 10 leave
for Oregon soon, TO meet her husband
who has been there ever since last win
ter.
Several from this town are in Bur
lington this week in attendance on the
annual meeting of the State q. A. X.
and allied bodies.
There has been an improvement
made by the Taconic Hdw. Co. in re.
ceivlng a large stock of lawn mowers
ranging in price from 500 TO $500.
Call and see them. 3
We have had an unusually heavy
rainfall this spring and the ground is
well soaked and the streams are all full
to the top. There ought to be good
hay crop this year.
There will be a special convocation
of Adoniram Chapter No. Is. X. A. NJ.
at their rooms on Thursday evening of
this week. The 4tb, 9th and 9Th de-
grees will be conferred. 1t is hoped
that there will be large attendance.
Mrs. j. S, Brown of st, Adams is
guest of Miss Anna BATHS for few
days. Mrs. Brown is always welcome
guest in this village where she is so
pleasantly remembered AS the wife of
the Rev. j. S. Brown, recent pastor
of the Baptist church.
The recent pool tournament at the
rooms of the Union Club was an event
conducive Of much pleasure and incl
dentaIly gave all hands an opportunity
of showing about what their averages
were so when the next time comes for
the laying out of n tournament those in
charge will have something on which
to figure the hahdicapping. The final
honors went to Carl Madison, with DR..
l.. NJ. Kelley as his opponent in the
finals. DR.. Kelley defeated Harris
Whipple thus bringing him up to the
finals.
Those who did not avail! themselves
of the privilege of listening to the in
teresting address by Mrs. Wyman of
Manchester Centeron Rescue Work"
at the Baptist church Wednesday af-
ternoon, cannot realize what they miss
ed, Before her marriage to DR.. Wy
man, she was city missionary in Chic.
ago. teacher in the Industrial school
for girls in Lancaster, Mass, and had
had wide experience in this important
work aud il a very forceful and pleas
ant speaker, always leaving deep i'm.
pressiou on her audience. The ". G.
7. t. felt themselves very fortunate ia
securing her service. Other interest
ing features OF the convention were an
excellent paper on "0ur Soldiers and
Sailors" by Miss Lottie Madison. An
address by the county president, Mrs.
A. T. Smith and the Loyal Temperance
Legion tour in charge OF Mrs. Henry
Lamb. consisting Ct marching, recita-
tons, songs, giving the rally cry and
presenting Mrs. Smith with bouquet
OF carnations. In the evening Il. NJ
fuller's address which was fine, solo
by r. +. Bottum and the excellent rec.
ita,ion by Miss Mary March. were
greatly enjoyed. All who were in al.
tendance at the convention were thor
onghly pleased with the entire program.
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