The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-04-20
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WoooooooooooooooooJooo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
arday afternoon. April 22nd. tfor
a. D. M. al 4 y smiths stare.
The many friends u Miss Erma
Dlmond will be glad TO know that
she has "a far recovered from her
resent Illness as 20 be- able 10 ride
lout
The funeral OF Arthur Payne.
who died at the home Of his broth
ef. Geo Payne. was held Friday and
the barial Mas Ia the Center GENE
terry
Miss Sarah H. LiltleJohu, Who
has b.. a guest y Miss Ealth
haw II the nom ~ Niss staw's
patents. returned 20 Boton on fucs.
I ny
All are invited TO the Band
Concert at Leyiu's New Department
Store. Manchester Depot, to cele-
brate the Grand Spring Opening and
Anniversary Sale. 81
About 25 young people aer NJ
The home OF Mr.. aad Mrs Ii a..
Shaw on Monday evening last to en-
Joy nn evenings entertainment an1
incidentally TO eat sugar.
Miss Gertrude Mcclure, who has
been very Ill Ia the Samaritan Hos
1 pital in Troy where she was taken
TO be operated on some weeks since,
has returned TO her home here and
Is improved IN health.
AT the recent election OF Off
GERS OF Adoniram Chapter o, l.. S.
the following were elected w. r.,
G. l.. Dench; W. NJ, Mrs. Arthur
q. Marsden; Associate W NJ, Mrs.
John Dimond; Cond., Miss Winniel
Brush. Asso. Cond.. Mrs. c, u. KEEL
ley; Sec, Mrs. c. L. Dench Treas,
Mrs. Geo. o. Woodcock.
The remains of Mrs Horace
Williams, who died at her home in
Arlington last week Monday, We're
brought here and laid TO rest along |
side those of her sister, Mrs. II. |
c. Reynolds, who died less than two
weeks before the death of Mrs VIII
dams. Rev, W. ii. Bamford, rec
tor of Zion church officiated.
The remains OF the late Mrs
owen Brady were brought to East
Dorset for interment on Tuesday
morning. Mrs. Brady, who had
made her home with her son, Eu-
gene, in Binghampton, n. Y, for
several years, passed away on Sat
urday last The remains were ac-
eompanied to their last resting place
by her sons Matthew Brady and wife
of New York city and Eugene and
wife Of Binghampton, N. Y, who
alone survive her.
AT the annual communication
OF Adoniram Lodge, No. AZ, +. a.
A. NJ, held last Thursday evening
the following officers were elected
for the coming Masonic year; w,
NJ. Arthur b. Marsden; S. W, Wal
ter H. Shaw; J. w, J. S. Batchel-
der; Treas, J. c. Heinel; Sec, c. l..
Dench; S. d., Frank c. Archibald;
j. d., II. j. Dyer; Marshal, Il. C.
Perkins; Chap, r. II. Heinel; =. S.,
~. W. Bennett; j s., Burton Hard
Tyler. Carson Mechn, 1t is expect
ed that there will be a public in
stallation of the officers but the dat
has not been decided upon at this
time,
Rey j. G. Gooding, superan
nuated minister Of the NJ Il.
church, died at his home on the old
Manley farm in the north part of
he town, on Saturday last at the
I
age of " years. Mr.. Gooding NOV
su here year ago and had been
much interested in the breeding of
fine poultry. lie had not been i'll
for any great length OF time. The |
funeral was held at the Methodist
church in this village ON Tuesday
and was conducted by Rev, {
J. II. Coleman, the newly chosen
presiding elder for this district, a
life long friend OF the deceased. as
sisted by Rev s. X. Perkins. The
remains We're taken TO White Greek.
\ Y, on the noon train where they
we're inferred IN the family plot