The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-12-15

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smMhe Pads. Ontario. 10 speua
lils atnier elth their sister Mrs.
Mm il ffust of thAi place Some
a. Aorth and some Koeouth 20 ~
ape the Fssnrs " The Vermont win.
tors ieareiY = matter VI choice
Wa ssast thar these two ladies with
auloy lhrat aiaier Visit ~ much as
nv and Mira Frost do their sum
nser one here III Manchester
mondays Evening Banner con
tanned The foiloMins regarding the
death Of well-known reslden, Of
sAaftsbury Andres u slocum. ~
years Of aEe passed away At 2
oeiaek Saturday afternoon At hi
tate home IN SALISBURY after q
lingering Illness fie was well
known III this village and had many
friends 10 whom the news " his
death win BE- received with sincere
fesret He WAS Of social aud
friendly disposition and good eiti.
gen. he NRs born Ia SALISBURY
August "a. 1870. aud had always
resided Ia that town. In tse2 he
vas married 10 Miss Eyenette y.
Fisk, who died about ten years ago,
he leaves one sister. Mrs. Sarah j,
Bennett Of Manchester, two daugh-
lera. Mrs, Carrie Isugbee OF Shafts
bury and Mrs Edward DEMO OF
this village; two sons, Arthur slo-
cum 81 SALISBURY and Lester slo-
cum OF Bennington and five grand
children The funeral viii be held
rom his late home Tuesday after
noon at 2 o'clock, Rev G. 5. Agan
of Port Henry, MY. officiating,
MANCHESTER CENTER.
Mrs Jennie billiard is IN Rut-
land
". II. Roberts spent Friday in
Rutland.
Christmas and New Year cards
At young's Shoe Store. "a
See Louke's advertisement foi
Christmas suggestions.
Frank Briggs OF Bennington
spent Sunday with friends In town.
Hon. James X. Batchelder OF
Arlington WAS IN town on business
last Monday.
Heinel's adv In this issue
gives line on what to buy the men
folks for Xmas. 81,
LII there's one thing more than
another that appeals to the ayerag,
mortal's appetite It's chicken pie
Mr. Hd Mrs. Lizem Bovey are
entertaining a son. Eugene William
born Dec. sth. 1910.
Real Indian slippers for men
women and children at foungt
shoe Store. 8
Mrs. Frank Lally is staying
aith her sister, Mrs. Lizem Boyey
'or couple OF weeks.
The Junior Auxiliary OF Zion
shureh will meet whit Miss May
Wilson Monday afternoon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bond arc
going % occupy few rooms In
Mrs.. A. l.. Graves house.
The w. G., T. y. will meet with
Mrs. II. n. Shaw at 2 p. m. on Sat
lrday Of this week There will be
work
Seiwyn Brush. who Is employ
ed by Robert I. Lincoln, has moved
rom HIS home here to one Of Mr..
Lincoln's tenements,
Robert Turner and son and Mr.,
and Mrs. Convey who have been liv
ing Ia the house with Mrs. Mary
Kent have moved TO the Depot
For the remainder Of this
month Miss Clara Hanaman offers
ladies aud children's trimmed and
untrimmed hats at very low price.
These hats are up-to-date and OF
excellent quality. "a
The Christmas Sale OF Fancy
Goods, Fruits and Home Made Cand
viii be given by st, Margaret's
Guild al the Union Opera House
this afternoon and evening. The
sale will open nj 2.30 y, m. A
chicken-pte supper will be served
from 6 to ) for rs cents. "a
AT the annual election Of off
GERS Of Skinner " II. G. the follow
Ing offers were elected for the en-
suing year; President. Nora l.. SEES
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