The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-12-17
MANCHESTER CENTER


Mrs NJ Picket is in the Rutland
hospital
Schools throughout the town close
Friday, Dec. 18th.
The Baptist church looks fine with
its new coat Of paint.
Mrs. Mary Kent is spending the
winte- n Sunderland.
Mrs Owen Smith is in the hospital
in Rutland for an operation
Mrs. Peed Fish gave party to a
few friends Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Jennie Paddock is spending a
few days in Bennington on business.
Mr.. and Mrs Leslie Thompson and
children spent Sunday in Barnum-
vile.
John Glfether Of Wardsboro was a
recent guest Of his uncle, John Gil.
fetheg
Mrs Edgerton Way and child have
been visiting Mrs. s Vault Of Ar
lington.
Mrs. Lizzie Wilson and Mrs.
Charles Brewster spent Saturday in
Rutland
Mrs. Eugene Andrew Of North Adj.
ans is guest CT he sister, Ms. Ii.
~ shaw
Mrs. Charles Bond was called to
Clarendon by the death OF her father
NJ: Gorton.
Earle s. Mash was in Rutland
calling on his brother, Y. A. Marsh
on "Wednesday
The many friends Of Mrs. Frank
E5nd a-c glad to know that she is
improving IN health
DR. Callahan who has been ia New
York. Tor several days, -c.U-ned
home Saturday night
Miss Edna Batchelder. who was in
Montpelier las; week TO represent B.
r. Grange has returned
Mr. and Mrs Herbert Benson are
visiting their granddaughter Ms.
WelJor Kelley in Ludlow.
Rev. Joseph S Brown went to
North Bennington to attend the Ben
mir gton ministers ASSOCIATION.
Regula- service al Baptis, church
next Sunday morning and evening
IN the morning Christmas theme.
St Ma-sarcts Guild OF Zion church
cleared about 800 at their annual
Christmas sale held last Wednesday,
Mrs. Abbie Batchelde-, who mas
been in for several weeks is inproy
Ing, although not able TO be out yet
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Lugene who
have been visiting in New York city
and Springfield, Mass, have returned
home.
a reception was giveu MIR Foley |
Of Rutland by his dancing class
Monday evening Ice cream and cake
were sc we'd
Miss Anna BATHS viii clas hc-
house on Meadow Brook farm ihis /
week aud q little later cNpccts % 80 /
south for the winter.
We ere glad 10 hear that Mrs. s. j. F.
callahan. who was taken to New I
Yorl, a few weeks aeo to- trc1tneat
is somewhat better az this writing.
Bonnie Mclaughlin. who has boon /
in hospital IN Burlington, IS ex I
rcc,cd home this W eek a part 90 (
enc finger was amprtaicd as o re I
suit OF neglected rhelan.
NJ and Mrs Thomas iioyt Batc q !
birthday party Thursday. Dec l0u
and among these present were Mr 1
and MrF. Ice Barnard of Scranton, /
Pa aud Nr. and n S. Henry sher-
win
The PRAYER meeting committee Of
the Z. f. society will meet on Friday !
evening cd $50 "a the Baptist parsou- |
age. Tho following we're appointed !
its committee. Earle s March. |
Miss Mildred Reynolds, MIS-. *.
Che. bonnoau. and rev. Joseph Broon
The Manchester Ministerial assos s.
alton viii meet at the Coharn House
Monday. Dec. 2lst at %. m. Rev
". H. Damford rector o. Zion chu-ch
viii present paper on "Sone aspects
CT tic present war followed BE- Other
discussions. Those planning 70 at-
tend please notify Rev. }. S. Brown
Mss. Emiiy Marsdon Of Benains-
ton. DcPs .tmorl President Of No-
mont W. Is. C.. visited skluusr ccsts
last Friday n heng the election Of
officers whtth resulted IS follows
President airs Fannie Towzies. veo
president. Nfrs lcnn'e Hosioy. !. y.
Car e Turner treasurer Mary D.
smith. thsp'aiR. Maseie Uiiey; crn-
ducior Lu-y Davis; assistant con
dgctcr Lillian Lakin- sua-i Jennie
Morris. Il IS expected that Ars. las
-or u Rutland win install DE olncets.