The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-04-03
MANCHESTER CENTER.

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MANCHESTER CENTER.
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10 town recently.
The Service Club will meet on
Friday afternoon IN the vestry.
A son was born on last Thurs
day to Mr. and Mrs, Carl Mattison.
Mrs A Fisher, who has been
II is some better at this writ
Mrs. G. H. Sessions, who dislo-
Gated her shoulder recently, is i'm
proving
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. o. Woodcock
are nicely settled in their coy
bungalow.
Regular meeting OF Battenkin
Valley Grange on Tuesday evening,
April Sth.
Miss Junia Lugene and Miss
Jessie Whyland spent the week end
in Rutland
William Waite has moved from
the Bell tenement TO his home on
The Yves, Road
Chester Bell has moved from
the oryis house TO the rooms vacat-
eu oy William Waite
Mr. and Mrs Edward Morris of
Dorset We're guests of Mrs. Irving
H. Conner Saturday.
The Womens Auxiliary OF Zion
Church will meet at the rectory on
this Thursday afternoon.
Mrs Charles Evans and son of
an, N. H., are guests OF Mr.,
md Mrs Nye Taylor
Mrs J X. billiard and Miss
Helen l. Read, who have been guests
oof Mrs. j +. Hilliard OF Rutland
week have returned.
Mr.. Noel OF New York who
has been guest of Rev. and Mrs.
lmford. has returned.
n and Mrs. NJ. 7 Clark and
daughter were Mp from Bennington
to at, md the Masonic dance.
Rev. and Mrs. w. II. Bamford
will leave soon for vacation which
they will spend In Jeffersonyille, Ind.
Covenant meeting on Saturday
afternoon at $40 in the lecture
room of the Baptist church Topic
"The work OF the Holy Spirit in the
Life.
Miss Sara ID. Brown. who has
been spending the Easter vacation
with her parents. returned to Mid
dlebury College Monday.
High class entertainment at
The Union Opera House next Satur-
day evening under the auspices Of
the c. T. Society
Wilson and John Fettibone who
are spending their vacation in Paw
let. we're In town last week TO at
tend the Masonic dance
Regular services at the Baptist
church next Sunday Topic in the
morning Christian Unity. in the
evening Christian Liberty"
A Hit or Mis-" social will be
given by the Endeavor Society mex
Tuesday evening, April sth, at the
yestry OF the Baptist church
Miss Ethel Derby. who Is
teaching In Granville. Mass, spent
her Easter vacation with her par
ents. MIR. and Mrs. Orrin Derby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Arnold
and Misses Alice. Dorothy and
Eunioe Arnold Of Tarrytown, n. "
were called here Sunday by the
Death Of Mrs Arnold's mother. Mrs.
r J. Hoyt.
Mrs. Thomas J Hoyt died sud
denly at her home in the north part
Of the town on Saturday last, The
cause OF her death was diabetes. The
funeral services were held in the
Baptist church on Tuesday after
noon. Mrs. Hoyt has been for many
years a member of the Baptist
church and faithful worker she
leaves besides her husband and
daughter, two sisters and host Of
friends 10 mourn her loss.
Nv hole number OF pupils enroll
ed in the Center Grammar school
for the winter term ending March
rs, tWenty-one. Average daily at
tendance. seventeen. Two pupils.
Harriet and Myson West. were per
feet IN attendance Ralph Loukes
absent one-half day. Norman Mars
den absent one day Those absent
only four days or less. Olive Archi-
bald. Sadie Miller. Harold Bennett,
Harold chiids and Howard Maniey
Clara NJ. Marden, Teacher
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
e u Taylor Ras 10 Danny on
Monday last on business
"A daughter sas born on March
Sis to Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Clayton