The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-01-06

here, where their charming daughte
IL 80 well known and so highly though
Of.
oNpAwA cLuB DISNER.
On Wednesday evening, Dee. 29th
the long hooked forwardto turke
supper given by the defeated second
or Farmers Team" Of the Ondaw
| Club 30 the winning first team AM
guests, was held in the dining parlo,
Of the Clnb. Covers were laid for y
and that there were few vacant seat
speaks well for the high favor in which
the Club is held by those who like /
tine social evening or enioy first elias
supper The room was very tasteful,
decorated aud presented a fine appear
anee when the guests were all seated
lat shortly after 0. a. IN. There wer,
no fayoftes played at the tables anc
all shared alike. everyone receiving nc
cording 10 his capacity. The menu fol
ows:
Cream Of Tomato Saltines
Stuffed Olives Mixed Pickles
Celery
Roast Vermont Turkey Stuffed
Cranberry Sauce
Mashed Potatoes Boiled Onions
Mashed Turnips
Hot Rolls Apple Pie Cheese
Coffee Cigars
After the coffee and cigars were serv.
ed the president, acting as toast mas
ter, called on Ed. Griilith,a member of
the first team, TO respond to the ques
tiou do Pool Contests Conflict With
the Vermont Revised Statutes. when
the outcome is such lottery When
Mr.. Griffith was through the members
felt that they had mighty close shave
In not being sent up for misdemeanor.
DR.. l.. T.. Hemenway was asked to
explain the mental and physical ef.
fects of such severe strains as the re-
cent contests" The DIR. proved that
there was no danger as the strain
could not have been very great, taking
the results Of the contest as a criterion.
w X. Hard spoke TO are such con
tests profitable from treasurer's
standpoint" He proved by figures
that such was the case; but then it is a
well known fact that figures will lie"
That grizzled old veteran of many a
hard fought (pooD battle, George
Smith. feelingly responded TO the toast
Should there be an age limit for mem
bership on 49, .oam.n He proved
that ih, should be such limit as it
was th' oldes, memb of the team
that ma, the best sho wing in the con
test
Mr.. Regain was called on TO tell why
"Such nervous and erratic players as
Pettibone should be allowed to play in
a match game "
A. c. 0rvis. on being called on for a
few remarks, responded in his usual
happy vein, aud on finishing presented
A, Is. Marsden. as the head OF the
Union Club, with fine new cue, made
especially for W. n. Roberts, who
played snch brilliant pool in the recent
between the two clubs. The
rue is about six feet long aud built in
4 very substantial manner with peep
sights and a spiri, level. IL also has
an attachment for measuring angles in
making combination shots.
After supper was over all adjoined to
he tables and played TO their hearts
MANCHESTER CENTER.
Onyx hosiery for ladies at Young's
Shoe Store. 81
Earle Fuller returned 10 school in
Maine Monday.
Fannie Bond has returned to her
chool in Dandy.
ID per cent discount on mems aud
,oys' winter oyereosts at Heinel's. 81
Miss Marion Dimond returned to
Vallingford. Conn, Saturday.
= Martha kohler who has been home
or a few days returned TO Rutland
iondsy,
The officers OF Baitenkill Valley
range will be installed Tuesday even
az Jan. 18th,
August kobler who spent Christ
aas Al home. returned 10 Schenectady
asi Thursday.
Mrs. Fipn d. Adams has gone TO
adams, Mass. 10 assist in caring for
ier sister, Mrs. Charles Whitman.
The Rev W. T. forsythe of Enos.
'Org Falls IL expected 10 preach al
lion church next Friday evening al
20.
--chsnnr~y and clifford Shaw. who
ave brvn f"ms TO t~s days. hay.
lufued. Clifford 10 cornell a, d
'baapeey over the mountain
- ZION church Sunday schsol lage
Der sith the members Of the parish ,
nloyed a social IN Union Opera House
'aiardAy evening.
The Service Ciub Il The Bsptis,
hnreh Silt bold iheir annual meet z
n Friday a'tsrneon, Jan. 7ih. wna
ir. Earle Marsh A fail attendance
desired.