The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-04-18

The winter IN Miami Fla where Nj
Newman bias been spending bic win
tcn FOR several years past
MANCHESTER CENTER
p o Eddy lost valuable COW
Monday
tntur lan has recently sole
his PLACE % th,. til'sfr e. Miss Min.
q w4ma
Mr Henry Ilurd o. RutIaut
aas hecn guest u her daughter
Mf Fred y Gilmore
Ar aud Mrs A, u Colyin Of
panhy have been recent guests Of
Ne and Mrs Alvin Waters
Airs p N Williams aud child
rem Of Rutland we're recent guests
p her mother Mrs Celia Amcs
Among those from out Of town
70 attend the recent masonic bali
was Mrs Merritt Barrett Of Troy, y.
81
clifford Cherbonncau has re-
turned from Burlington. where he
feo,nty underwent treatment for
hernia
John Mayhem and family have
eturned to Manchester after having
been in Dandy for the past few
weeks.
There Is nothing nicer to cook
In than Aluminium ware. The new
line IN stock By the New York
Store IS attractive so
w W Bennett Is greatly improy-
Ing his home by adding piazza
and putting on large window IN
he sitting room
Mrs Fina H. Adams, who
been spending the winter with her
0iEien III Massachusetts. has ar.
we'd 81 her home here for the
summer
Go 20 Shaw Furniture store
ror the best window shades In town
for &c Mattings. carpets, lnoie-
ums. rugs, room mouldings. porter.
res and poles
There was well attended auc.
ton at the Jameson farm on Tues
day last when the auctlonecr. A. L.
Bowen, sold the property TO the
highest bidder, which proved to be
John Hayes OF this village. There
We're several interested bidders and
the property was run up TO $4,000
at which price It was sold for
Battenkn Valley Grange viii
hold public meeting in oddl Eel
lows Hall, Tuesday evening, April
2Srd Hon Frank Il. Howe OF Ben
nington Speaker OF the House of
Representatives, viii be present and
give an address. Meeting win be
called to order atSo'clock All are
cordially invited
~. l.. Taylor has just closed a
deal with John Hall Watson Of New
York. for the lease of the place for
merly known as the Roberts Home
stead The farm viii be managed
by c, LaFlame. Jr. OF Brandon, Vt.
who Is an agriculturlst and dalryman
ineyery sense Of the word The
house Will be put In first class con-
dillon Work both inside and out
has already begun The place Will
be known as the "Old Homestead
Health and Pleasure Resort.
The Peerless Motion Picture
entertainment AT Union Opera House
tonight consists OF an extra good
program. Besides the two reel fea-
ture Ten Nights In Bar Room"
there VIII be splendid comdles
Bettys Boat" How the Telephone |
Came to Town" and Modern Gin
derella." There is also a splendid |
War Drama, Special Messenger"
clearly showing a horse and rider
leap for life. Other interesting and |
colored reels. Little Animal Train
ed, Marvellous Transformations and |
Fairies Banquet This entertain
ment ls given under the auspices OF |
the Christian EndeayOr and Mr.. sey-
mour the exhibitor. will certainly
keep up the record he has here for
amusements which are
as well ms entertaining.
Admission az usual VIII he IL and !
- cents 10
Wednesday the 10th inst, a
qulet but pleasant gathering OF la
dies occurred at the home OF Mrs.
Fanny Dean on Maple ST.. In celebra
ton Of the seventy-cIghth annlyer- /
sary OF her birthday AS Il was
surprise. refreshments we're carried /
oS thof. VINO attended the party. Bel
Tore tho delicious fepast the blessing
81 God was invoked by Mrs. r S.
Clark, and following II trayful Of |
little gifts, Including a small purse
81 money. was presented IN eonnec-
lion with short but interesting
speech b. Mrs A. r. Smith. and the /
following verses we're read BY Miss
Celia Reynolds
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