The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-01-29

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aopiisal. cAnads. after sasadinl
.oins time At hs home here
Mr Aad ans copping and
aud Mrs. sexton dlncd with Mr. am
Mr. J ". Bebee Thursday.
Mr. add Mrs Henry G stoni
are reloicng over the birth ~ .
daughter, born on Jan 18th
Mr. and Mrs. John Raymond
spent SUNDAY with Mr. and Mrs
aHlaid Cook In MANCHESTER Dero,
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Freedle,
Of Philadelphia. Pa, are u town fol
short time Their many friends
are glad 70 see them
The annual donatioq and oyster
supper will be held in School Hal
Wednesday evening. Feb 4 Every
one we'come
Mrs. W c. landon. Mrs + l..
Whitney aud Mrs Emma Jameson
.Hil entertain the members of tbs
orange a. school Hall. Saturday eve
ming. Feb. 7.
Felm Folks" rura play "A
four acts win be presented at the
school Hall, Friday evening, Jan
so, under the auspices Of Mt.
Aeolus Grange. There are eleven
characters and the play is very
interesting from start to iihiSA.
Good music will be furnished Tor
dancing after the play.
Mt Aeolus Grange held It's regu
lar meeting Saturday evening al
which time the Master announced
no following committees Execu-
ave committee, +. L.. Whitney, j.
N Beebe, J. H. Nadeau; Refresh
.dant colomlttee, Mrs. j. N. Beebe,
airs. G. F. Griffith, Mrs. A. j. Love
land; Flower and Relief committee,
airs. W. c. I4andon, Mrs. Geo. Liv-
.ngston, Mrs. Geo. sexton; Introduc-
don committee, A. ]. Gormley A.
>. Loyeland Walter Beebe, Mrs. A.
o. aormley. Mrs. T.. l.. Whitney Miss
Jennie X. stone; librarian, George
brock The following literary pro-
SIAM was greatly enjoyed.
Solo Mrs. Whitney.
Reading-E. l.. Whitney,
Vocal Duet Miss Stone and
Mrs. whitney
Reading Walter Beebe.
Vocal Duet Mrs Landon and
hrs. Sexton
Reading Mrs Sexton.
Question: Resolved: That tn
Negro Is as gdod as the White
Ian. Speakers, +. IL. Whitney,
1. Beebe. William Griffith, Walter
jeebe. Mrs Landon.
PERU.
Mrs. b. +. Millington spent a
'hoIt time last week with her
mother.
Mrs. Frank Lord OF Montclair, |
Y. j., spent a few days OF last week
n town with her son.
Miss Della Hapgood left town
asst week Monday. She expects to
pend some time In Florida.
Mrs. NJ. j. Hapgood has been
Iuite i'll the past week with a severe
old and throat trouble. A trained
lurse Is caring for her.
While some of our neighboring
owns below us were enjoying some
old days last week, with the mer-
ury at % below zero, we were
ute comfortable with our thermom
GERS showing from four to nine
bove.
Schools in town closed on Fri
ay and Saturday. A small prize
vas offered by the Superintendent to
he pupil of the "a class in the
'illage school who handed in the
est paper in Geography, English
nd History. The examinations We're
laid the first of the week and
.bbie West won. having an average
1 81 THE best arithmetic paper
'as handed In by Beatrice Russell.
AT a recent meeting OF the LIB
airy trustees held with Mrs. Rus
ell. Miss Carol Sherman was chos-
n librarian for the coming year,
18th Mrs Russell as her assistant. A
God balance was reported In the .
ands OF the treasurer, Il. G. Sim
nds. which Will be expended for
CIV UOohS. j. n. TdIuuIlf hlSS IL
!. Sherman and Mrs. l.. j. Whitney
18th the Librarian were appointed as
committee to select them.
ARLINGTON.
Mrs. Paul Rochester has return
a from New York. ,
DR.. Russell was in Troy Tues
ay with a patient.
Mortimer Belden spent Sunday {
18th his family In Bennington.
Miss Martha Garfield has been
sitting relatives in Manchester.
Mrs. Scott Sherman Of Benning
IN. was at H. d. LaBatt's Tuesday
Mrs Agnes Seigel spent a few t
avs OF last week at her home in
dams. Mass {
Mr.. and Mrs. CHARLES Reed OF {
ittsfield Mass, spent Sunday with )
RS. Mary Somers.
james Thompson, Jr.. college I
.udent OF Baltimore, Is visiting {
Is father, James Thompson.
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