The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-12-11

low III pace OF Mns feitiefs "
signed
The Woodmen do not want 10
forget that the meeting tonight will
BIZ called nj o'clock. Boys try and
be there on time
Church was held in the School
House at East Rupert last Sunday
afternoon. Rev Leroy Haven OF
Dorset officiated.
Shaw. the furniture man, is Of
iering 10 per cent. discount to
all cash customers. Read his big
nd on page four. adv.
Bartlett Pears, l5c. a can, 3
cans for use. Corn Starch, 3 pack
ages for 25c. Wayslde Jams. Ice
a jar staffords Cash Store. adv
IN. Mcwayne. Miss McWayne
and Mrs. Charles McWayne attend
ed funerals OF relatives in Manches
ter Depot last week Friday and Sat
urday.
Hon. c. b. Kent and Deacon c.
b. Gilbert OF the West Road were
at home over Sunday from County
Court which is being held at Ben
nington.
AZ Iahp Daknr nf
the Kirby Hollow road are rejoic-
ing in the arrival of fine baby boy
Mother and son are getting along
very nicely.
Mrs, Plynn stannard and Mrs.
Aaron Baker. Jr., were in Rutland
and West Hebron. N. Y, for two
or three days the first of the week
on business.
During the coming winter Rev.
w. Leroy Haven will preach Gospel
according to st. Mark. His intro
ductory sermon on the subject was
given last Sunday morning.
The annual election of Officers
Of the w. r. G. took place last
Saturday afternoon. Who they are
We will tell you lin next weeks
issue as we we're unable to secure
the list in time for this week.
Ralley Day was observed by
Mrs. W. +. Kent's class last Sun
day. The exercises were very inter-
esting and the idea well carried out.
We understand that other classes
viii give exercises Of this charac-
ter from time TO time.
The VIM. J Fuller Post OF this
place will celebrate its 33rd birth
day Saturday evening with a Camp
Fire" and supper at the Halli The
ladies OF the w r. G. will be In
charge OF the supper aud We know
il will be a good one.
Richard d. Campbell, cashier
Tor Warren Brothers Co, OF DO ton,
who IL at present located at Troy,
n. Y, where the company has just
completed a large paving contract
was al his home on North Main St,
over Sunday. lie leaves this week
Tor Boston. Mass.
R. NJ. Campbell Master OF Dor
20, Grange, is la Rutland this week
attending the Stale Grange meet
ing. Mr.. Campbell is chairman 81
the committee on Good OF the Or
DER. THE committee have some
very good suggestions prepared
which should be accepted.
The Bennington County Review,
which came out last week is a
splendid number and shows what
has been accomplIs- ed on our roads.
The Issuing OF this paper every
month By the Improvement Asso-
station is OF great benefit to the
County and will be productive o.
good results.
The annual meeting OF the Wo-
meas society will be- held next week
Wednesday instead Of at the regular
time on the cath As this is a
very important meeting. an unusua +
IL large attendance Is desired. TN
less notice is given 20 the con
irary. this meeting viii be al Miss
Angie Holiey's. Wednesday, the III.
at O'Clock
"a. w HAYES illustrated lecture
on Forestry VIII be gwen tonight
Ia school Hall at ! o'pscsk Re-
member n 5 FREE and will be ysrs
Interesting We hope our Dorset
( residents VII turn out III inii force
aad give Mr.. Halves cordial wei-
come T'omoErow Mr. Halves Val
take al thos. interested into the
woods and give them practical
demonstration Of forest vofk
Sudden changes IN The eaath-
err such as We had this week ase
ROT conducive 10 good health an
day sunday a heavy rain with the
Thermometer Al As. aud Al II p, nj
Al 80 Mosday a heavy Fncw storm
and tAe thermometer down 70 Is
A drop Of over Is degrees ia less
than six hours How Ii person