The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-15
WINCHESTER CENTER.


spent sunday In town
Mr. and Mrs Pred Cook spen
Thursday Ia Rutland,
Master Norman Marsden Is Wis
itlng III Westfield, Mass.
Mrs. +. A. Fisher and daughter
are visiting in Mechauiesylle,
August Kohler Of schenectad,
IN. S.. speut Sunday ia town.
Miss Anna Bradley Of New
York il home for a tao weeks VA
cation,
Mrs. Charles Bond sang the
offertory solo in Zion church sun
day
The fam term OF Burr & Bur
ton Seminary will open Tuesday
sept 2Oth.
Mrs George 81 Botsford and
ia lgiter Elia sIen, tuesday Ia Ben
nineton
Mrs J. c. Roberts Of Rutland
has been the guest OF her son, w.
II Roberts.
Mrs. Haley and Miss lsaline
Andrew were guests OF friends in
Rutland Tuesday
Charles b. Rowe. who has been
visiting In Middlebury, returned
snniay E eul.g
Miss Edith Shaw left Monday
for Boston where she win enter the
Conservatory of Music
MIR aud Ms Ralph Remington
of Pennington WHO have been visit
Ing in town, returned Sunday
Miss Louise Wyman. who has
been spending the summer at home,
returned to New York Saturday
Charles Harris of Franklin
Falls. n. H., was recent guest of
his mother. Mrs Sarah Harris.
Notice Owing 10 the large nun
her Of PLAYERS during September
there win be a chance for boys and
men to earn good wages caddying.
The Misses Noodard and Messrs.
Thompson and Mil'iEgton Of Airing
ton spent Sunday with friends In
town.
The Service Club of the Baptist
church will meet at the parsonage
with Rev. and Mrs r. NJ. Fuller
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. G. n. Wyman viii display
ler Fall and Winter Millinery Sept |
30 81 and %. Trimmed Hats a
81
Arthur Marsden is attending an
electrical convention in Boston, be-
ng delegate from here Mrs |
Marsden accompanied him,
AT the meeting Of the Junior |
Auxiliary of Zion church the fol |
owing officers were elected. Direc-
ress, Mrs w. Blanchard; Score |
airy, Marion C. Botsrord; Treasurer,
Miss May Wilson.
-. \ Bo,slord who has been
ipending his vacation with friends |
n town returned 20 pittsburg Sat
lrday evening. Mrs. Botsford and |
son IRE visiting friends in Claren-
Ion aud Rutland before returning.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
Manchester was well represented
It the Rutland Fair last week.
Miss Mabel Taylor of this viii
age is teaching in Winhall again
his year
The Battenkill Valley Fair is
o be the center of attraction this
coming week. Don't neglect to be
m hand.
The Equinox Co. have a large
ign on the end u f. II. Walkers
advertising their bevera-
,es.
Notice Owing to the large nun
'er of players during September,
here will be chance for boys and
nen to earn good wages caddying
--Adoriram Lodge No, AZ, f. q
!, NJ, has their regular meeting on
evening of this week. The
Entered Apprentice Degree will be
onferred,
After an illness lasting for
acre than a year, Mrs. Chas. H.
'arker passed away last Thursday
yening. She had been confined TO
he bed for about three months and
ad been a patient sufferer. Mrs,
'arker was essentially a home body
nd hen careful care Of the late j.
!. Blackmer had often been remark .
d on, and her death is cause of
orrow among a great many people
4 this village although having been
resident but comparatively short
Ime.
The many friends Of James +.
meden will be grieved TO learn OF
is sudden death from pneumonia. ,
lr. Ameden had not been In good
ealth for several years owing to (
idney trouble, but he was possessed ,
indomitable energy and was at
Is business at times when possibly
len OF less rugged mold would have ,
cen in bed. Mr. Ameden was SO
ears Of age. The funeral will be
cid on Thursday afternoon at 2
clock from the house.
SOUTH DORSET.