The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-06-11
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every six months instead u ever
year
At q meeting u the MAncEeato
/ ylllag, Improvement Society on Mn
day evening it wax deeidod - hold
aMsical anler.ai. m,git the last wee
10 June. A COMMITTEES consisting o
Mrs. A. NJ Reed, Mira Mary Il. Rot
pinz and c Williams has the mat
ter IN charge. Al the same lneetinI
the idea q summer flower and gar
den festival was broarhed and me
sith much favor. As this is for tn
lsncht u the sidewalk indebtedness
Il would be- 10 the interest Of all Z
participate The idea being 10 give
aWn festival and an exhibit Of fruits
vegetables and flowers with refresh
ments and music The scheme Is on
that will bear working out.
MANCHESTER CENTER
~ u. Nichols Of Dandy, was II
town Thursday.
&C. c. colvin lost one q his team
Of horses last week.
II ]. Fuller was in Rutland OF
business Monday last,
The Service club will meet Friday
afternoon with Mrs. NJ. G. Wright.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Marsden were
In Arlington Monday afternoon or
business.
Mrs. Ellen Marsh, who is i'll, does
not recover as rapidly as her many
friends wish.
Grover Mattison and Richard
Hartman motored to Wiliamstown, on
Sunday afternoon.
The solo by Mr.. Manter at the
Praise service on last Sunday evening
was greatly enjoyed by all.
Members Of Skinner w. X. c,
don't forget the meeting with Mrs
fina d. Adams Friday at 2 O'Clock.
AT the morning services at st.
Paul's Church last Sunday the rite of
confirmation was administered to a
class.
John II, Whipple, p G. NJ, is in
attendance at the session Of the Grand
Masonic bodies at Burlington during
this week.
Many friends Of Mrs. A. Haley
Of Sunderland, were shocked Tuesday
night to hear of her death by being
burned Monday night.
Mrs. Charles b. Kent of Dorset,
has many frineds in Manchester Cen
Ter who extend heart felt sympathy
to her in her bereavement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Reed visited
Mrs, Reeds brother, Fred Bolster at
the Rutland Hospital Saturday. Mr..
Bolster is said to be doing nicely.
Rev Joseph S. and Mrs. Brown
went to Wallingfard Monday to at
tend the "out Door Meeting" Of the
Salisbury Ministerial Association.
Rev. j. S. Brown and Mrs.
Brown were elected delegates TO rep
resent the First Baptist church at the
Northern convention and Jndson cen
Ienary held in Boston, June 10th to
10Th.
Regular service at the Baptist
church next Sunday morning. In the
ayening the congregation is invited to
attend union service at the Congre-
yational church, the Baccalaureate
sermon Of b. h. S. Commencement.
Worthy Master Lawrence of Bat
enkiI Valley Grange gave the mem
1ers chance to hear two good adj
lresscs Tuesday evening when Hon.
Frank +. Howe of Bennington, and c.
G, Jackson Of Barton, formerly Of
We're present and spoke.
Both are good speakers and we hope
% hear them again.
The Manchester base ball club is
playing their games ON Saturday at
he Fair Grounds and is meeting with
nerited success as they have a good
cam and are putting up good
Irticle Of ball They met the strong
Bennington team last Saturday and
defeated them very handily with a
core of 7 to /. On this week Satur-
lay they are to go 10 Londonderry to
Hay the home team there. They have
everal other games nearly closed on
md will announce them next week.