The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-12-04

SANTA CLAUS
baptist caurch Saturday afternoon -
t2a9. Pleas. send message
REV. ana Mrs. s. Wagio~ a
Arlington sIen, Thanksgiving with
Rey. ana Mrs w H. Bamford
hon. +. { Archibald is 81 Ben
ningion ia attendance a, December
term u court being held there.
n. II. Foster viii be At his
home here ca Mondays, Wednesdays
and Saturdays 70 do ehiropody work.
adv
Cag- and Mrs. Geo, II. Sessions
have been entertaining Mrs. r. y.
smith aud daughter 81 Pittsfield,
Mass
The Service Club win hold their
annua Nmas Sale Tuesday afternoon
and evening and Wednesday after
noon, Dec. 9 and 10th
Miss Ethel Kerrwho Is teaching
In Glens Fails. ~. Y, spent her
Thanksgiving vacation with friends
In Dorset and Manchester Center.
Mrs. G. ". wyman expects 10
go TO New York City the last of next
week instead Of the last OF this week
as Intended. She win be away sew
efal weeks.
Augustus Palmer Benedict, son
OF Prof. Ezra Benedict, who is
student In Middlebury College spent
few days last week ~ b his aunt
Mrs. Charles l.. Denca.
On Monday evening, Dec, lst'
the annual meeting and election Of
Officers Of the Christian Endeayor
Society of the Baptist church was
held IN the yestry. The report
the Officers and committee show
that II has been prosperous year
for the society The following Of
ficers we're elected Pres, a. ]
Hicks; vice-pres,. Edith Brown; h
Seey., Mary cadoret; c. Secyq Mrs,
r. o. Eddy; Treas, Earle Storrs; Or
ganist. Mrs. A. II. Clayton.
The building recently occupied
BY G. s. Madison as barber shop
asa bowling alley, has been taken
over by committee in the interest
OF the Boy Scouts in Manchester. The
u icy win be done away
new floor put in. A sum
itor, who does not wish his
aame TO appear. has made this move
possible by standing back of the
movement. The local committee
are planning for the opening and the
movement is open to boys from o TO.
Is years of age. There will bid a i
mass meeting for the boys in the
near future.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
Mrs. Minnie Kendall is In Cleve- |
land, Ohio.
Special dinners every Sunday
al the regular hour at the Battenkill
Inn. adv
Mrs. w. w. Pratt has been en-
tertalning Miss Anna McCloy Of Rut-
land
Robert Lincoln has been visit
ing bis sister Mrs A. Sidney Edison
Of Bennington.
Mrs. Albert Cheibonneau has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. b. vi
carton. IN Rutland
r. n. Walker and j w Fowler
were IN Rutland and Fair Haven Oh
Of the week.
Grand Opening Sale OF Furni-
tlre on Saturday at Manchester De-
p4, a, the New York Store. adv.
H. 9. Walker. who has been ser
iously III with an attack Of pneu-
monIa, has SO far recovered as 10 D.
ab q tc SIT up a part of the time.
Work on the plant Of the Rieh
h nssol 60. gees on apace and soon
all the houses started will be fin
izlled and occupied, much TO the
pleasure ~ those who are to occuIf
IN sm
The Re5ekah's viii hold a sale
of useful and fancy articles Ia
Odd Fellows Hall, Thuedly after
neon aud evening. Dec. ilth. a
fine supper viii be served from $50 4
TO 500
EAST DORSET.
M. sears Of North Dorset died
Monday D. IN. +
Mrs. Eliza Brophy is visiting
RI atiyes IN Rutland
-. NJ. Bebee and A. J Gormley
were in Rutland Saturday.
Dr. c. 81 Bartlett a Bennington !
was IN town last week.
Mrs Eta Roberts Is enter
taIninr her mother from Poaltney.
Mrs. G. E sexton and Mrs. ]
Nj. Bebee we're In Manchester on
Monday
Miss Ice Dexter Of Rutland Is
guest ii Mr. and Mrs. A. J Love-
lands
MI and Mrs j l. coctIaue and