The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-05-01

" htflafs NAN Haff ~" Nt'tt
ftirnds Ia Fair Haven. W. have
returned home.
Mr. aud Mrs Chester He'll were
ID Dorset recently called there by
the death Of Mrs. Bells father, Mr..
william Mcbride.
Services In the Methodist church
next Sunday morning az II O'Clock.
and IA the evening at l.50 o'clock.
II IN expected that N. Rev. Albert
D. Parker will speak.
Rev. W. II. Bamford officiated
Ia Arlington Sunday in the absence
ii Rev. Mr.. Warlow, who Is spend
ing few months abroad
Regular covenant meeting OF
the Baptist church next Saturday az
ternoon at 2.30 O'Clock. All meme
beers should try and be present.
Topic at the Baptist church
next Sunday morning The Lord
ship Of Jesus. Its foundation" In
the evening "What then We owe"
The many friends of Judge
Edward II. Holden of Bennington
viii be pleased TO learn Of his re-
appointment as municipal judge for
that town.
The remains Of Samuel Folsom
were brought To this place from
Schenectady. n Y, a few days
since and Inferred He was a for
mer resident here.
1t il expected that Rt Rev. A.
G. A. Hall, Bishop OF Vermont. will
be al Zion Church next Sunday. at
which time the rites of confirmation
win be performed.
Bad weather does not effect
Boy Scouts, for about twenty OF
.he Scouts were ont last Monday es-
ening TO meet Rev. Mr.. Perry q
Fair Haven. who spoke TO them o
Hikes that help. The Scouts
were well pleased with Mr. Perry
and gave him their closest attention
and an enthusiastic welcome.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
Good catches of trout are the
order nearly every day.
--Chas. l.. Dench has been con-
fined to his home by illness for the
past week
Miss Ruth Walker is assisting il
the office Of f. II Walker during
the enforced absence by illness of
G. l.. Bench.
The Manchester Union Band Al
to give band concert and dance at
The Union Opera House at the Cen
ter.-on Saturday evening, May 10th
-. T. Eaton has sold the old
Truman Eaton place to his son
Archie Eaton, who has commenced
the erection OF a house there to
.ske the place OF the one burned to
the ground three years since.
At the regular annual convoca-
ton of Adoniram Chapter, No. Is,
r. A. NJ, held on Thursday last the
following were elected to serve for
the coming masonic year. A. B.
Marsden, ii. p; ]. II. Dimond, X;
j. c. Heinel. s.; J, H. Whipple,
treasurer; G. l.. Dench, secretary;
j. II. Whipple, c. Of H.; T. J.
Healey, p. s.; II. N. Shaw. H. A. c.:
G. o. Woodcock, NJ. of 3rd "; ]. c.
Mechin. NJ. OF LIST "; 8. III. Walker
tiler.
DORSET.
p. II. Kent OF Rutland was al
ais home here over Sunday.
&C. p. Kent was In Manchester
IN business last Monday.
-. NJ. Armstrong was in Rut-
land on business on Monday last.
Mrs. F. c. Liddle has recently
entertained her sister, Mrs. Edwin
Child OF Flushing, l.. l.
The mother Of the Rev. Leroy
haven has arrived In town. They
viii soon take up their residence al
the 'Manse".
Deacon @. NJ. Sykes went &c
Flushing, l.. l., on Monday afternoon
accompanying his daughter. Mrs
Edwin Childs
Among those In town recently
we're Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Harring
ton, Miss Lorraine Harrington and
Miss hin OF Troy n. Y. They will
be la town for the summer in a few
weeks.
The Home Missionary Sewing
meeting for May VIII exchange
places with the Foreign Missionary
meeting. which should come on
May 7th. Ladies please notice thai
We will have our sewing meeting
next week at Mrs. chas. Williams
at 2 .. m.
GRANGE NOTES.
We bear glowing accounts OF N
Anihony Grange OF Rupert, and In |
later issue will tell you about II a.