The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-12-29


over sunday visiting his parents
Mr. snd Mrs Geo. n, Barrows
Mr. and Mrs oiin Judd o
week, guests OF Hon and Mrs
Moses Sheldon and Mr. and Mrs
Mark Ludd.
Mrs. Merritt Chapman and Her
/ ~ Chapman ate their Xmas turke!
with Mrs Chapman daughters a
Manchester Depot.
MIR. aud Mrs. Geo Wade CAV,
their daughter Edith Tree
which Was enjoyed BY the older mel
bers OF the family aswell as by the
children
ella and Hugh Batohelder Of
Londonderry were In town last Sat
urday. They came 20 attend the
funeral Of Mrs Kelley Of South
| Dorset
WIN. G. Barrows, end. of SYRIA
cuse, a. y. was at the Barrows
House over Xmas the guest OF his
father and mother Mr.. andMrs, +
w, BarrOws
The installation OF the Officers
OF the NJ w. OF A. viii be hello
on Tuesday evening, Jan 3rd, at
o'clock All members are expect
ed TO be present.
Through Misunderstanding
there was no one secured for the pu
pit last Sunday, anda sermon was
read by X. d. Campbell. Dea. Roll
lin Sykes conducting the service,
Mr.. and Mrs John Fisher en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. John Batchel
der OF Manchester Center and Mr..
and Mrs. William Batchelder and
son of Elm St, Xmas Day.
Xmas eve. was celebrated at
the Barrows House by Tree" and
a general jollification and reunion
of the Barrows family a good
line? Wen rather
"A reunion OF the Harwood fami
ly was held Monday night at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Har-
wood. There we're about twenty
five present
The plans for the dance to-
morrow night, which is being given
by some of our young men, are all
completed and ii looks as If there
would be quite a good turnout.
Alvin Wade has arranged &c
have fresh fish shipped every Wed
nesday direct from Boston and will
peddle 1t around our territory
Thursday. Listen for the horn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira H. Glover
were the guests at supper last Sat
urday evening of Mr.. and Mrs. L
II. West, and Sunday at dinner of
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Morris.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Baker of
West Rutland We're guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Towsley last week
they are In East Rupert this week
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tows
ley.
Masters Phelon, McWayne and
Cornell had Tree" at Mrs. Con-
nelPs. and celebrated Saturday eve
ming Did they have a good time?
Well Ask them when you see
them.
MIR. and Mrs. Ern Roberts were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sey
mour OF Elm St., Sunday, and Mon
lay celebrated again with Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Jones In the Hol-
low"
The annual business meeting OF
he Yoke Bearers Bible Glass will
De held at the home of Mrs. Rollin
Sykes on Monday evening, January
9TH, at 7 o'clock. All members are
cordially invited to be present.
Master Elect e. II. West will
soon give the Grange an interesting
talk on how to keep trees from
freezing. He is out In all kinds OF
weather working on his trees, and |
is gaining practical knowledge.
DR.. Robert Lee and wife of |
Hartford, n. Y, drove over from
heir home to spend Christmas with |
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Dighton |
Lee, and TO enjoy one Of the old |
time Christmas dinners at home.
The annual dinner of the Con-
church will be held In
the Lecture Room Saturday, Dec |
31st, at noon. Business meeting !
and election OF officers for Church |
and Sunday School Immediately af-
Ter dinner.
"A meeting of Dorset and East |
Rupert Congregational Society will |
be held Monday evening, Jan, End,
At 7.30 In the Lecture Room of the
church. All subscribers are urged
10 attend as n important business
must be transacted
The annual Christmas celebra-
lion OF the Sunday School was held
N the Lecture Room Of the church
Tuesday evening last. Singing
speaking and "Tree" which was
Tiled for the little ones made a very
pleasant evening.
w. j. Holley and Miss Angie
iolley and Dea. Eugene and Mrs.
simmons ate their Christmas dinner
Monday with Dea. Charles Gilbert's
amily on the West Road. In the
there was gathering OF /
he Gilbert family and an Xmas tree
Leslie KimIin Of Poughkeepsle
Y. Y. Joined his wife and child at
Mrs Ellen Ladd's last Saturday
light and remained till Monday ev-
ming, Mrs. Kimln and the baby
rave improved very much since they
anne TO Dorset. but are not fully
recovered yet.
Miss Elsie Seymour had her
Tree" and IT was dandy. As us
ial all her friends remembered her
md II seemed as II Santa Claus
must have emptied his pack at her
iouse The older members OF FL
les family were not forgotten and
! fine time was had byall.
The Misses Elizabeth and Helen
Vest had their Tree" as usual.
md Santa Claus dropped a bag OF
oy and hilarity down their chimney.
irandpa Chambers came all the