The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-10-06

as a Director Miss Pauline Martin
represented the Band OF Mercy ano
an interesting report OF their WORK
was read
Jessie o. ilawiey, sec'y
MANCHESTER CENr!H
Miss King of Westfield, Mass
is visiting IN town.
Regular meeting Of skinner w.
r. G. Saturday at 2.30 y. m.
Mrs. Martin Convey Will leave 10
a visit 10 New York this week.
Miss Clara lianamnn il III town
getting ready to open her millinery
shop.
Mrs. f'ina D. Adams who has
been in town for a few days has re
turned 10 Adams, Mass.
Edison X. Lampson spent sun
day la Springfield, Mass, calling on
friends and relatives.
ST. Margaret's Guild will hold
"A Food Sale IN r. gmith9 tatt
Saturday from 2.S0 to s o'clock
j. II. Dimond and Charlie Il
Ames are IN Boston and while al
sent viii attend the fair az Brooton,
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clemens
who have been visiting In town are
now on their way back TO Homo
lulu.
The Service Club of the BaD
fist church will meet with Mrs.
Earle Marsh, Friday afternoon OF
this week.
Mrs. G.. N. Wyman announces
her second Millinery Opening today
Another fine line of goods Just re-
ceiyed. "a
MIR. and Mrs. Daniel Lyon OF
Bellows Falls have been stopping AT
the Fairview and claling on friends
in town.
Rev. +. NJ. Fuller of tho First
Baptist Church OF this village is IN
Augusta, Me-. this week where he
went to deliver an address before
the Baptist State Convention,
"A linen shower was given a
the home of Dr. and Mrs. II. l.. WY
man Tuesday evening In honor ~
Miss Mary Marsh in her approaching
MIR. aud Mrs. Paul w Fowler
arrived home from their wedding
trip Monday and a host of friends
welcome them and extend congrat-
ulations aud best wishes.
"A very cordial invitation from
Roberts w. h. G, of Rutland has
been extended to skinner w. X &.
of Manchester TO attend the dis
trict meeting to be held in Rutland,
October -
Miss Lettie Phillips Of this vii
lage was taken suddenly i'll cod
Pile OF weeks since with paralysis OF
the left side and her condition IS
such as to cause her many friends
much solieitude.
News has been received Of thu
death OF Mr.. Derby at his home In
VAUDEVILLE, H., Sept. 2lst Mr..
Derby was a veteran Of the Civil
War aud member Of the l4th VI
II
Grin NJ. Derby. of this village.
Our showing of FAN Millinery
will prove an interesting exhibitions
of the seasons novelties In trim
med hats for the ladies'. missese and
children. Also full line of Elton
caps, Beaver and Felt hats for the
small boys.
Miss Clara l.. Hanaman.
Regular meeting of Sons Of
Veterans Auxiliary Thursday even
ing, Oct. 9th. A full attendance
is desired as Div. Pres. Martha Stev-
ems is to be present thT evening
and important business Ii
transacted.
The date of the recital TO be
given at Union Opera House by Miss
Stella Page, Reader. Of Northamp-
ton, Mass, under the auspices of
the Christian Endeayor Society OF
the Baptist Church. has been chang
ed 10 Saturday evening, Oct. sth.
The program follows;
Introduction, Orchestra
PROGRAM.
heauliiRt Counting Eggs
Miss Stella Page.
Solo The Forgetmenot Suppe
Miss Clara Boynton.
Reading The Convicts Christmas
Eve. Carleton
Miss Page.
Piano Solo--Polish Dance
Seharwenka
Miss Gertrude Mcclure.
Reading Selected,
Miss Page
Solo---Close Those Eyes, My Babe
and Sleep,
Master Ralph Lonkes.
Reading As the Moon Rose. Phelps
Miss Page.
Piano Duet La Golondrlna,
Norihrup
Miss Mcclure. Miss Brush
Reading Selected
Miss Page.
Solo-A May Morning. Denzs
Miss Boynton.
Reading The Girl Who Telephones
H0yt
Miss Page.
r,oslng Orchestra