The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-08-25
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Regular meeting OF skinner N
X G. saturday at $50 D. ~
John RaIch Is greatly improv
Ing his residence With new piazza
Mrs Eugene Andrew and sol
Of North Adams are guests OF M
aud Mrs II. \ Shaw
Mr.. aud Mrs. Andrew Bruon
who have been spending a few day
IN New York city, have returned
Rev aud Mrs. 4 NJ. Fuller and
son who have been out OF town
several weeks have returned.
The service club Of the baptist
church win meet with Mrs Heman
Dyer Friday afternoon
Mr. aud Mrs. Il n. Shaw aud
Mrs Eugene Andrew spent Wednes
day with friends in BrattleDoro
Mr. aud Mrs. G. NJ. sheldon OF
Rupert, VT. are guests Of Mr. aud
Mrs. A. II. Botsford,
All sisters OF Rebekah viii meet
NJ Odd Fellows Han no Friday. Sept
=, at 10 O'Clock a ~, for the pur
pose OF work
Fred Balm and sons Kenneth
aud Hermit with Ivan Bunrn, are
visiting at the home Of Richard
Bates
The Pacific Engine Co. wish 10
extend thanks TO all who In any
way helped to make Field Day
success
Excelsior Rebekah Lodge will
hold a picnic al the home OF Mrs
John Bell on Wednesday, Aug. 31st.
All are cordially invited.
by request OF many friends.
Ms. Louis Combs of Albany. n. Y.
sang the offertory solo in Zion
church on sunday.
Are you going hunting this fall?
If so you want pair of Bass
waterproof shoes Call at Young
Shoe store Is
Mr. and Mrs. Edward BAH OF
Pittsficld aud Mrs French OF Ben
nington We're recent guests of Mrs.
Metcalr Marsh.
Herbert Walker who has sold
his residence on North street viii
sell his household goods at auction
on Wednesday August 81.
Mrs. Cora SpelIman and child
rem, who have been spending several
weeks in town have returned TO
their home In Weslield, Mass.
MIR. and Mrs. Elmer Adams, VIII
have been occupying II. Benson Is
tenement, will sell their household
goods al auction. Thursday, Septem-
Der /.
Mr. and Mrs. Stoddard of New
Haven, Conn, who are taking an an
trip through Vermont and
New Hampshire, called on Miss Mar
on Botsford recently
MIR. jenkins and family who
have been occupying John earle
.on's house al the Depot, are soon |
o move to the Center where they |
viii Occupy rooms int Mrs Fina d.
Adams block.
The Junior Auxiliary of Zion
'hurch will hold a lawn fete Satur |
kay afternoon from 3 To 5, at the |
'esidence OF William Wilson on
North st. Ice cream and cake will |
De served. Come one, come all.
The President of Skinner W. r
:. wishes in behalf of the society |
o extend to Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G.
Wright vote of thanks for their
lindness during the Veterans Re
lnion.
Mr. and Mrs Matthew Brady,
ormerly of this village, but now of
Sew York city, are making their
many friends in town visit and are
,uests OF Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. w. Ben
ett.
Mr. aud Mrs. II. ~ Parker, who
ave resided here for the past year
ave removed TO New York city.
where Mr. Parker is employed as
eneral auditor of the Franklin
Hallway and Supply Co He also
emains Secy. and Assistant Treas
rer of the Bruon Cooperage Co.
f this place. Mr.. Parker is to be
congratulated on being selected for
he important position which he has
een called upon to fill.
The Christian Endeayor Socie
y will hold a convention at the
BAPTIST vestry Sunday evening, Aug
Sth at $50 p. m.
/ rousing time Is coming, conyen-
ton strong and great,
When each far distant nation shall
spud dalpPatp
rom "Africa's sunny fountains
there's some one sure to be,
nd also from the Philippines, the
islands of the sea.
'here'll be the courteous Japanese,
the Chinaman as we'll,
rom Burma and from India, our
numbers We shall swell,
rom lofty peaks Of Europe, and
from her waye-lapped shore.
Ven welcome to our gathering one
delegate or more
nd last, our own dear native land
America the free
rom East and West, from North
and South greeting there Will
be.
ow. since this vast assemblage en-
braces every one,
ou'll surely keep the date In mind
and TO our meeting come.