The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-03-20
MANCHESTER CENTER.


MANCHESTER CENTER
The willing Workers met with
Mrs. Mason !. Childs saturday
MI aud Mrs Edward Morris Of
Dorset Nere in town Tuesday
Mrs. W W. Bennett aud Mrs.
y. T. Tutlie spent Wednesday ID
Albany
Mise Mildred creasey spent a
few days recently with her mother
- bennington.
Mr. aud Airs John Marsden were
recent guests OF their son. Arthur
Is. Marsden.
AT the Baptist church next sun
day morning, topic 'Resurgam" Mr..
Brown win speak.
Mrs. Yer Taylor aud children OF
Greenwich. N. T.. are guests OF her
rather, J c. Dean.
Rev. A. ID, Parker OF Hoosiek.
N. v. preached In the Methodist
church last sunday.
Miss Sara Brown with friends
IS spending brief vacation at the
home OF her parents.
- II. Balch is visiting relatives
In South SALISBURY and No Ben
nington this week
Miss Ruth Walker is visiting
her cousils- Mr. and Mrs Arthur
fowler OF Schenectady, n. Y.
MIR. and Mrs. n. N. Shaw spent
a few days recently with friends In
pittsfield and Northampton. Mass.
On Thursday. Mar, goth. Miss
Clara Hanaman's Millinery Parlor
will be open for the Easter trade.
adv 47-2w
Easter Millinery opening today
at Mrs. Wyman's parlors. Orders
taken for the Nat. Dress Goods Co.
adv.
Mrs. Jennie billiard will spend
a few days this week In Rutland the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Frank
Mrs. Myrtle Shelter announces
the opening OF her dressmaking par
lors in the Mattison block. Manches-
ter Center. adv.
The Baptist church will hold
their annual supper this Thursday
evening. All are invited. supper
from $40 to 8.
Next Sunday evening the Sun
day school of the Baptist church
will give an Easter concert 10 which
all are cordially invited.
Rev. George A. Parker will
preach an Easter sermon next sun
day morning at IL. o'clock in the
Methodist church Special Easter
An Easter concert will bel
given in the Methodist church next
Sunday at Z y. m. Everybody wei
come. Young Peoples Service al
o'clock.
Mrs. Frank Coloumb and four
daughters left Tuesday for their fu
lure home in San Diego, California.
During their residence here they
ave made many friends who regret
heir going.
"A musical tea, for the benefit
If the Methodist society, will be
leld at the home of Mrs. l.. NJ.
Kelley, Wednesday, April End, from
TO 6 o'clock. fine musical pro-
ram will be rendered. A fine so
ial time Is assured all who may
ONE, for the small sum OF 15c.
! general invitation is extended. adv
There was good crowd out to
Welcome the tuberculosis exhibit on
donday afternoon and evening, In
act the Union Opera House was fill
d with those who were interested,
n more ways than one, in seeing
What the state board of health was
oing by way of illustrations and
moving pictures, to help do away
With the ravages of the white pla-
,ue." By the way, the state OF Yer
mont is the first state to make use
4 such an exhibit and are In the
cry front rank of all states in their
ndeavor TO teach people the sour
es OF infection and show how 1t
an be eradicated The moving pie
ures were of class to incite all TO
endeavors In cleaning
y their homes and looking after
heir own and childrens lives. to
ay nothing of the lives OF others
he pictures We're all very entertain
ne and instructive. These exhibit
ions are to be given in every town
a Bennington County and are abso-
ltoly FREE. as the Bennington Co.
'ermont Improvement Association is
landing behind the affair and pay
W all the expenses. A human life
ayed to the state is worth, from
n economic standpoint, $4,000 and
he death rate in Bennington
onnty from this one cause can be
educed by only ONE life IL is GER
iinly well worth all the money that
III be spent on this demonstration.
SOUTH sHAFTsBURy.
On "Wednesday afternoon, March
9Th. at O'Clock. very interest
lg and instructive tuberculosis ey
Ibition viii be given in Cole Hall
I'D again In the evening at eight
clock Az the latter time there
III also be a moving picture exhibi-
on. which viii include the Capture