The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-09-11


CUES, OF Rev. aud Mrs w u. BAN.
ford.
Miss Louise Wyman, who has
been spending her vacation Al home
returned 10 New York City SATURDAY
Mrs. w. II. Bamford and son
who have been spend ng two month";
abroad, returned home Friday even
ing
Mrs. Rastall. who has been
amending several weeks In Chicago
has returned and Is with her daugh'
ter, Mrs. u. l.. wyman.
Mr. Mclaughlin and family who
have been spending the summer "a
town, returned TO their home y
Trenton, N. j.. Monday
Rev. Geo. A. Parker. pastor ol
the Methodist church, will preach
in G. A. r. Hall. Manchester Depot
next Sunday evening at 1870 Every
body invited.
There will be regular com
munleation OF Adoniram Lodge Oh
Thursday evening. when IL is expect
ed that the Fellow Craft degree
will be conferred.
Miss Beulah Bates, State worke
for the Young Peoples Society. VII
speak next Sunday evening at 6.3'
a, tho Baptist church. Every one
is cordially invited 10 attend.
There will be a meeting of the
Manchester Center Village Improve
ment Association w w. Bennett
office on Monday evening. the lo'h
inst. The meeting Is called To-
7.30 sharp.
DO not forget the Bennington
County Sunday School Convention a
East Arlington on Sept. gath. a
splendid program is arranged anc
YOU will miss something worth whii'
| II you fail to attend.
H. Il. Thompson, accompanied ,!
his son George, daughter Carrie, ant
granddaughter. Edith Thompson
took Sunday dinner In Arlington a
tho home OF VIM. Leggin. Mas
4 Mabel Leggin returned with then
for a two weeks visit
Vermont State Convention VIII
be held at Poultney Sept. 1924
The following delegates have eei
chosen 70 attend: Earle s.. Marsi
and Mrs. +. II. Blackmer TO repre-
sent the church, Miss Edith Brow
10 represent the Sunday School am
Mrs Blackmer to represent the En-
deavor Society.
Service In the NJ. +. church mex
Sunday morning at II o'clock feV
Geo. A. Parker will speak on tn
question Where Will You Spen'
Eternity" The subject will involV
discussion of the conscious exis
tence OF the soul after death, an
the eternal rewards and punish
ments OF a we'll spent, or a mis-
spent life.
/ ~. -
:, Ernest Lngene OF New YorI
City is visiting his parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. Joseph Lugene OF this village
Mr. Lngene has very responslb.
position In New York City as mana
4 ger for Il. u. Meyrowitz, at thei
, inew 5Oth st. and Fifth Ave, store
which Is q consolidation of two otis
places The Journal congratulate
Mr.. Lugene.
r Helen A. Folsom died septen
her z 1913. at the residence OF ne
son C. b. Folsom. in Schenectady
; NJ. Y. She was the widow OF IN
late S8inuel ID. roiooh', ~"
E iher 18th year. The interment wa
! In the family plot at Mancheste
0 Center cemetery. Mrs. Folsom
0 death was due to cerebral hen
prrha1s. For many years she wa
A resident OF Manchester. but ft
1.-The last five years lived with hf
son in Schenectady.
-Bennington Co. celebrates !
seth anniversary at County Sunda
School Convention, East Ariingto
! Sept. "a. 1913. Among the goo
things that will be heard at u
convention will be "Glimpses OF u
Past" by one who knows, also 70
casting the Future" by one OF u
u state officers. Community interes
and the Bible School" will be u
r subject OF an address by Mr.. II.
Morse. Secretary OF Bennington Co
r ~ Vermont Improvement Associate
MAKE an effort to attend the co
:. vention.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
+. Mrs. Henry Manley OF Brand'
) is spending a few days with her pa
ents here.
a Manchester Fair comes ne
o week. Remember the days. Tue
day. wednesday and Thursday. Eve
\ body will be on hand
r. Max Breltkopf has sold bis m
,ion picture business In this villa
!. 10 George Roberts, who took 20
session on Monday night
Mas Edith Bourne, no D
m been spending the summer at Eas
+, Camp. South Hero. spent sevel
days at her home here last week
fore going to her school In West
iing;on.
The Manchester Depot impro'
men, Association viii give a chick
ef pic supper At Odd Fellows Hall y
ID $50 ...a.au. from five IN asg