The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-04-21
HARD'S DRUG STORE.

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ton. Frank Lord Of Upper Montalaii
\. j.. Nj aud Mrs n Chapman 0
Monteiair. n J.. Robert Baton o
dooKiek FATS. n Y.
The Baraea Banquet which wa
held last Friday evening IN tn
yestry OF the First Baptist churcl
In honor of the Philatheas. was i'm
mensely enjoyed by all present Goo,
music was one OF the features OF tn
evening The President OF the
Barracks. Henry A. Manley acted a
POSTMASTER Interesting talks wer
given by Mrs f. H. Blackmer Rev
r. Al Fuller and Harry Book.
Miss Edith Proyan, younges
daughter OF Mrs. Andrew Proyan
died at her home Friday night af-
ter few weeks Illness OF quick con
sumption Miss Proyan was high
ly esteemed by all who knew her.
She was graduate of Burr ana
Burton Seminary in the class OF
1907 and has been a successful
teacher In town and in Wallingford.
The heartfelt sympathy of the com
munity is with the bereaved family
In their sorrow. The funeral was
neld In the Baptist church Monday
at o'clock
Regular meeting OF Battenkill
Valley Grange Tuesday evening, Apri
26th. The second degree will be
conferred on two candidates. CUES
ton to be discussed is Which is
of greater profit to the farmer the
fruit from so apple trees ready fol
market or the syrup and sugar from
100 maple .trees?" Speakers or
fruit Messrs. j H. Dimond, G. X
Ames: on syrup and sugar, Messrs.
c. l.. Randall. A. Waters; board oil
decision, Messrs. A. Hosley, II. n.
Shaw and Mrs. Fina ID. Adams. A
duet by Mrs. Charles Brewster ana
Ada Bourn; song by grange; instru'
mental selection by Mrs. II. N.
Shaw: reading for good of the or
der by Mrs. c. r. Ames, Mrs. j, II
Dimond and Mrs. A. J. Davis.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
See Helmets new adv. in an
other column. 81
Hon, James S. Parker of Salem,
n. Y, was in town Sunday last.
"A fine line of ladies Oxfords
and pomps in all feathers. Call and
see them at Young's Shoe Store, 81
The regular annual communlca-
ton of Adoniram Lodge, No. AZ, f
a. A. NJ. will be held at the lodge
rooms on Thursday night. Election
of officers and installation.
Frank II. Walker is stating the
Fullerton Building which he recently
purchased of the Fullerton estate
He has rented the upper part tt
Hope Lodge of Odd Fellows for a
term of years and is fitting the TOT
floor up for their occupancy.
-I4ezem Bovey has had block
Of marble taken out of his quarry
for Fred Stannard of South Dorset
who has party from Rutland In
line to whom he expects to sell IL
We understand that the sample Is
a very fine one. 1t was cut out
by hand by Mr.. Hanley.
--Sweet-Orr a. Co. will give six
pairs OF their Special $50 yellow
Ticket Pants away free to any sin
strong men OF Manchester who car
tear apart the seams of a pair oil
these trousers In tug -of-war con
test, Friday evening $50, at Levin's
New Department Store, Manchester
Depot. 5z
ARLINGTON.
Miss Ida Forten is working In
Miss Abbie Hard was in Ben
Monday.
Mr.. Newton OF Bennington was
In town Saturday.
&C. o. Hard was at his home
here on Thursday
Rev. and Mrs. Alfred Taylor are
, isiting out Of town.
Bert Wilkinson visited friends
in So. SALISBURY Friday
-Enos I.athrop visited his brothe
Eli In Schenectady Sunday
George Parsons was in Benning
ton on business Saturday last.
Miss Aileen somers WAS In Ben
nington Tuesday OF last week.
--Enos Lathrop of Bennington
was at his home here last week.
Miss Josephine Robinson has
taken a position in Bennington.
Marcus Dean Of Bennington
vas in town on business Saturday
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