The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-09-07
N,So HESTER CENTER.

M aud Mrs VI H. Roberts
spent sunday out Of town
Regular meeting Of skinner "
u. c Friday AT 23o .. IN.
sunday school ~ Zion church
sin reopen sunday Sept TO-
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Bentley
wcre IN town Monday on business
Elmer II. Brownson or Arlington
II az work on Coiyiu's grist min
Mildred cressey Of No. BEN
nington is in town for several days,
Miss Martha Lawrence aud
father Of Sunderland we're in town
Monday.
Charles D. Carleton has bought
Of selwyn Brush the house and lot
III tho lane.
George Balch and two children
Of New York are visiting friends in
town.
Arthur D. Marsden. who has
been spending few days In Utica,
has returned,
Miss Bertha King Of Westfield.
Mass ia visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jay
rhompon
John c, Scott OF Bennington was
the guest Sunday and Monday with
friends in town
Miss Nellie Combs, who has
been spending several weeks in tow
has returned to Albany.
August Kohler OF liooslek Falls
spent Sunday and Monday with his
mother, Mrs. A. Kohle,r
Harris G. Whipple left Tuesday
morning for a weeks vacation 10
Boston aud New York city.
The Combination Cash store is
getting ready for the fair. II Is
being painted by Earle Marsh.
Misses Sarah and Edith Brown
OF st. Adams are spending few
days with Miss Annie BATHS
Miss Ethel Derby leaves in a
csw days for Mortified, Mass. for
a second years course in the Moody
school.
-. Crandall has moved from
Mrs. Mary Kent's tenement to rooms
With Mr. and Mrs, Albert Cherbon-
teau at the Depot.
Ferd streeter had the misfor-
tune TO cut his left hand very sew
arely while at work IN Hanley Bros.
meat market one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. McNaboe
Of New York city are spending a
few weeks at the MeNaboe home
stead In the north part Of the town,
Miss Sarah Walker, who has
been spending her vacation with her
parents. Mr.. aud Mrs William Wal
ser, returned to the Albany Busino,
College Saturday
A daughter. Edith Mary, was
BORN 10 Mr. aud Mrs Lester II.
Thompson on Monday morning the
It'll OF September. The Journal ex-
ends congratulations
Do not go hungry while at the
Fair this year. Regular hotel din
Ter VIII be served at the dining hall
rhe Comeata Lunch will serve lunch
IN the European plan. Hot oysters
'nd ice cream will also be served.
20-2
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Bentley. who
layq been living with Mrs. Mary
Sen, for a few months, have return
a to their home IN the south part
L the town. During their stay In
he village they have made many
rieuds who are sorry TO have them
o.
by request OF many friends Mr.
.ouis Combs OF Albany very sweet
= sang the offertory solo In Zion
hurch Sunday, Her son Louis play
d the violin accompaniment and
frs Bennett at the organ Friends
Dish Mrs. Combs and son could be
18th them of,ener.
The annual meeting Of the la
les auxiliary OF Zion church was
cid with Mrs. George woodeock
nd the following officers were elect
g. President, Mrs. Charles Rowe.
iee-presidentt. Mrs A. H. Botsford.
'neeiary, Mrs u. \. Shaw: treas
rcr. Mrs. George woodeock.
While VIVA Bcai,ic was return
ig with bis brother from q "trip to
cru last Sunday afternoon his vag.
d was strnek BY an automobile. ii
'ying 10 dodge past him "a. a aar-
,w part Of the highway. just out
the village. causing his horses, a
ne ,esnt o. young ones. 10 get an
Angled up and be- severely injured.
be machine vas said to be- owned
J Rawsonyllle A little more rcci-
roci,y while driving viii do much
ward AyeFilng such accidents.
The funeral Of Byron jameson,
DO died a, his bone Friday, was
va Sunday afternoon. Rey. Mi
lark. pastor 81 the Bapsis; church
'lielAied The burial was ia the
enter cemetery. Nj Jameson vas
years Of age and an old time
-sldens q Manchester. being born
the s.'slse 10 which Re died asd
Eleh had always been his home