The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-05-08

he ~ accompanied by his ron Nor
mas
The annual parish meeting o
Zion church was held Monday even
lns and the same officers were re
elected.
Mrs. Carrie Warner Of liratfle
horo Is IN town called here BY th'
Illness of her brother. james Jane
sou,
James jameson. who WAS taker
suddenly ~ 81. da; Us some het'S
at this writing ars 1irson nurs'
from Troy, = s.. Is earirg f.r him
Jos. @, Martin Of Brookline.Vt.
a former well known resident Of
this village and an attorney. was II
town for several days last week.
II is hoped that the Boy Scouts
will be- out In body Memorial Day
Earle Marsh is doing good work
among the young boys OF this VII
lage.
Thomas Rcyi, who recently re.
turned home from an operation In
hospital in Troy, has been very
III. but at this writing is quite com
Portable.
Young Peoples meeting in the
Methodist church next Sunday even
ing at $40 O'Clock. Topic, Jesus
Doctrine OF His Own Person" Lead
er. Miss Carrie Kendall.
The willing Workers served a
luncheon TO the Official Board OF
| the NJ. II. church last Thursday ev-
ening In the church parlors. Every
Thing showed painstaking work, the
decorations being especially pretty.
The hand that rocked the cradle
Is the hand that darns the socks;
Let Holeproof stop the darning
Guarantee with every box.
Mems Holeproof Hose at Heinells.
adv.
Among the recent arrivals at
the Health and Pleasure Resort
were DR. Getty OF Lenox. Mass,
Mrs. Charles Evans and son OF
6orham, N. H.. Miss Macy OF Ben
nington, Mrs. Green OF Rutland,
Mrs. Charles Newton and Master
Wakefield OF Pittsfield. Mass.
The listers will meet at the
Opera House on Saturday, May 10th
to hear any grievances regarding
the listing OF the property In this
town. They have flied their abb
stract with the town clerk where 1t
may be examined, at any time prior
to the above date.
The State Baptist Apportionment
Committee met In Rutland, May J..
Miss May Huston, Secretary OF the
New England Branch OF the Wo-
mans Baptist Home Missionary So
ciety, was in attendance. She spent
The night here at Manchester Cen
ter, at the home OF A. II. Botsford.
n the interest Of her friend. Mrs. A..
VI. Haley, who has been Ill there for
the past four weeks.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
w W. Pratt, our local drug
gist has been seriously Ill. His
mother, Mrs. Josephine Pratt OF
Rutland. has been with him.
F. NJ. Walker has bought the
house and lot owned by Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Brewster and Will
take possession at once.
Millinery Sale Closing out for
the season, all goods at cost. Mrs.
Il. ID. Sowle, millinery parlor, New
York milliner in charge. adv
Miss Ruth Walker may be seen
driving about town these fine days
in her new Ford automobile. Ii was
purchased Of Loukes 4 Roberts.
II you like holes, buy doughnuts. ~
II not. buy Holeproof
Mems Holeproof Hose at Heinels.
adv
There has been quite con-
gestion OF freight at the local sta
ton on account OF the extraordinar-
lily heavy shipments into town with
In the past few weeks.
Station Agent McGuffin has de-
cided TO take another needed rest
and his place Is being filled by
James cullinan OF Arlington who
was here all last summer.
-iodern instruction In piano
playln by Reuben Levin. Begin
ners and advanced pupils. Write. or
ca. at Levin's Department Store.
Manchester Depot. adv
BARNUMyILLE.
Wesley Amedon is to carry on
the Book farm the coming year
Miss Adeline Book is spending
some time at her farm In this vii
iage.
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Myiott are
the parents OF son. born Saturday
the ard inst