The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-11-20

NJ and Mrs. J NJ B~bce w.rr
guests q friends ia Rutland over
sunday
Miae HELEN RaFrows Of Dorset
was al over sunday gaess Of Mrs..
Helen Wilson,
Miss Name BraJion 81 Ponlt.
nos. ". vas a resent guest at Miss
Jennie Leay's
Mfe. Fannie Mason and daagh-
ser Florence are 10 Maynard, MASS
Y.GAng relatives
Mss Jennie Stone has closed
her school and returned 10 her
hogne ID Manchester,
Mrs.. Eva Amea Of South Wal
lingford VAS a recent guest Of M.
and Mrs. v. A. Nadeau
Mrs. sara cochrane and Mrs. J.
n Nadeau are eonvalescing from re-
cent attacks OF bronchitis.
Clifford Coping. who has been
ID North Adams. Mass. for several
months, has returned home.
Leale Towsley and Wilson
CLARK OF the Seminary were week
end guests Of Walter Bebee.
Mrs. Leo j. Abbott. who has
been spending the past several
weeks in liartland, VI. has returned
home
Milton Broophy, Robert Brophy'
Frances Michigan. Arthur Mason,
Edward Warner. Jennie II. Stone
teacher
The next regular meeting OF
the Grange will be held Saturday
evening. The first and second d.
grees will be given a class OF seven.
The Grange met with Mr.. ano'
Mrs. A. J. Loveland last Saturday ey
aming. A fine supper and social
time was enjoyed. Forty-six We're
present.
Rev. ]. S. Brown OF Manch ester
Center occupied the pulpit here
sunday afternoon. At this service
Henry Stone sang solo SOMEBODY
Cares For Me-, with Mrs. Nellie
Baker accompanying as usual.
The topic for discussion at the
last Grange meeting was omitted
from the program as appeared III
the last issue of the Journal, the
theme being Lessons drawn from
the recent ELECTION in York state,
discussed by Messrs. Griffith, Love
and. Beebe, Nadeau. Our Lectur-
err aims TO have the program as
varied as possible, and instructive
as we'll as pleasing.
The report of attendance OF the
Primary Room In the Village School
for the fall term ending Nov. IA, us
as follows: Perfect attendance
first grade-Hilda Belland. Clair Nc.
Guigan, Gordon Griffith. Second
grade Nelson Parkinson, Genevieve
Michigan, C lara Whitney, Robert
Griffith. Third grade-Helen BROCK
Katharine Griffith. Susan Mason
Lois Whitney, Edward Cunningham,
Fourth grade-Mary Michigan, Fred
eric Hulett. Those missing one day
Record of attendance on the
South Village School for the iail
term ending Friday, Nov. IA: Per
feet in attendance-R Richard Nadeau
and Pauline Mulligan. Absent one
half day-'Hildreth Livingston. Ap'
sent one day--Irene Blu shee, Howard
Livingston and Eugene Warner Al
sent one and one-half days-Agnes
Gormley Absent two and one-hail
days-Rosine Nichols. Absent three
days-Louis Perry, Ch aries Nichols
and Lawrence 'Loveland. Helen M
Bowen, teacher.
PERU.
| Hunters are plenty, and Sew
eral deer have been brought II
during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. West are
entertaining relatives from Soutf
Hero for few days.
| Schools reopened on Monday al
| er a vacation of two weeks WIN
the same teachers.
A. M, Best and r. G. Cosmus
both of New York City, spen'
Sunday at their homes here.
Plans are being made for
speeial service Thanksgiving even
ing iif the church. We expect to
have a preaching service and nope
for a good attendance.
Snow whitened the ground fol
4 day last week. but soon disappear
ed and was followed by several MID
er days.
-The Ladies' Aid will meet VIII
Mrs.A.J. Simonds on Saturday alter
noon OF this week. As this win be
the annual business meeting We
hope all the ladies win be pre-
sent