The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-06-05

Mtfaa iltibb. VITO HA8 htaM
MONTREAL tdr several mouths,
,lrmd heme satMtfy
Blancbe Haleh and Florence
Mason sese guests of friends in Dor
set Memorial Day
WIN Wilson. Alfred liarwood
and Matter ilebre aere humo tfcm
the Seminary over suuoay
William Flynn and vile and
son John 81 Rutland We're over sun.
day guests at John Flynn
,Rey. FL cullion. nho has
been spending several days 81 Ben
nington, returned home saturday
Nh. and Mis- william Mcwayne
and sons clyde and Roy Of porsa,
werc gnests At u l.'Whitueys sun.
day
N an Mrs chas Be, ker aro
son Carl, from Gllslenbnry. wcre
rec ut guests of M ard Mis- Ward
becker.
MI. and Mrs. william Morean
aud two children of Springfield, W,
were week end guests OF Mrs. Della
sears.
Paul Landon. wife and two
thildren Of Dandy. were here sun
DAY, at his parents. Mr. aud Mrs
William Landon
Miss Mabel Rowell. who has
laen spending a two weeks yaea-
lon with her parents. returned
Manchester Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Freedley
who have been stopping at the hotel
for three weeks, returned 70 Phiia-
lelphia. Pa. Tuesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilton Wall OF
Bennington returned home sunday
evening after spending several day
with Mrs. Lucy Wall.
Joseph Bushee and family, Nj
aud Mrs. Joseph Perry Of Manches.
.er, and Lbbie Perry Of Greenwich
\. Y. spent Sunday at Wesley Per
rys.
Mrs. Sarah Cochrane is steadil,
improving and will soon be able &c
eturn to her home. Her many
friends extend their congratulations
Ipon her recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. V. f. Whiteoml
and daughter Dorothy, Miss Mant
Newell, Robert Smith, all of Rut
were guests Thursday and FRIDAY
of last week of MIR and Mrs j. X
Griffith.
Memorial services were held
May 2Sth in the Congregations
hurch. The music was very appro
j pirate and impressive Four anthem
we're finely rendered by the choi
The very able sermon gwen BY Mr.
Mcintyre being most fitting to th'
occasion. The veterans occupied tn
i front seats. Flowers decorated tn,
pulpit and platform Exercise
closed by singing America
Excellent pre- memorial exer
ciscs were hsEtl in the South Vil'ag'
school hoNse THURSDAY afternoon
The schocl room wa5 tastily deeorat
ed with butter cups aud eolumbin'
with running pine aud lilac BLOSSOM
and festoons Of crepe paper stampet
with flags IN each window Eacl
pupii responded to their name ant
without hesitancy, and gave then
respective parts with ease in
creditable manner, showing mucl
pahstaking on the part Of the teach
err, Miss Elsie Green, and talent o.
unusual merit among the pupils. Tn
parents and friends of the schoo
were well satisfied with the pro
gram given. and hope to have th'
pleasure Of hearing them again
fhe exercises closed with the aud
ience joining in singing America
fhe following is the program.
Program.
March Marching Thro Georgia,
TO the G. A. r., School taddress).
| love my Flag, Mary Becker
domoria Day, Richard Nadeau
Memorial Day, Pauline Mulligan
Wen Stand by Uncle Sam Song,
School
Blue and The Grey. Rosina Nichols
A Young Patriot Louis Per
There Are Many Flags, Irene Perry
Rosina Nichols
Agnes Gormley
The Flag Goes Bg.
Howard Livingston
You put no flowers on my Papa 9
Grave. Irene Perry
scatter the Flowers Song, Schoo
dwelling a Picture Of Lincoln
| Lawrence Loyelant
Somebody's Darling. Agnes Gormle'
Columbla's Appeal.
March by schoo
Song America.
School and Audience
ARLINGTON.
/ John L. Burdett Of New Yorl
Is IN town.
Miss Fannie Hawkins of New
York is In town.
Jerome and Kenneth Viaul
gere III Bennington Friday
MIR. and Mrs John Risdon an'
family wene 10 Dandy last Friday
4 Mrs. s. II. viauit Is visiting he
niece. Mrs. r. n Way at Man
chester
Mrs. W, =. Smith Of New Yorl
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