The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-03-12
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ihiN village
Mn Fred s38nard. who hs,
jesa seFioaaly ~ f0r eome wests
pass IL some better
Mrs tsaaie HilliaTd aud AiS
li.len Read are spending few
days 10 naaby
The Aua.iiaty Of Zion church
ALL meet with Mrs u r. Shaw on
this Thursday
Miss Ethel Derby Is spending
aef vacation with her parents Mt.
and Mrs orrin Derby
Patrols No /. >. 3 aud 4 are
requested TO be presen, Friday eve
ming at seou, Hall
Mrs. Henry Chapman. who has
been critically ~. is reported bet
ter at this writing
George Thompson of north OF
town, Is recovering from his recent
attack Of the grip
The infant daughter 81 SIR
aud Mrs Chas Bell. who has been
seriously III. is at present writing
greatly improved
Richard Harmon Of Rutland has
taken the position at the Factors
Point National Bank reeeently yacat-
I'd By Paul Fowler
A number OF persons were dis
appointed when they made their reg
lar Sunday evening trip TO the post
office aud found It closed
Mrs J S. Batchelder entertained
= feW ladies' at card game at her
home Tuesday evening. Light re
freshmnts we're served BY the
hostess
Rev. ]. ) Brown went 10 Rut-
land Monday to read a paper What
About the Higher Criticism" before
he SALISBURY Ministerial Associa
ion
Norman Marsden, eldest son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Marsden, while
anioying game OF basket ball last
saturday, had the misfortune to frac
ure his nose.
Earl Fisher, who has been Ill /
with the grip is able to be out again.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Sumner Of
Dandy were in town recently visit
ng friends aud relatives
District Deputy Merritt d
Roberts paid an official visit 70 Bat
enkill Grange Thursday evening
nd assisted IN comforting the LIST
nd End degrees on class OF nine.
a number of young people from
.epa attended the basket ball game
eld at Brandon between Burr and
burton and Brandon High School
cams Wednesday evening,
Mrs. James H. jameson is criti-
ally ~ at her home in this village
/ is thought that she ruptured
lood vessel In her head few
avs ago while blowing her nose.
n Callahan is the attending physi'
ian
Mrs @. n. Wyman is expected
ONE this week from New York city
here she has been spending the
asst winter Mrs. Wyman says that
he winter In New York has been
older than any she ever passed in
Manchester
a. Phelps Wyman OF Minnea-
Oils MINI. son OF DR. f. l.. Wy
ian Of this village. recently re-
sived the first prize of $3.50
'om the Minnesota State Agri-
iltural Society. for a model farm
ird design
Next Sunday Denominations Day
IN be observed at the Baptist
lurch. Morning topic. "The Baptlit
In the evening, topic.
rhe Baptist The Sunday
hool and Endeayor are specially
'ged TO attend.
The annual meeting OF the
omens Mission Circle OF theB APP
4 Church was held Tuesday eve
ng with the largest attendance OF
e year with most gratifying re-
NJ OF the year The full appro-
iatiou has been raised After the
port had been read the annual q
ection OF officers was held with .
e following result. President
~. Joseph s. Brown; secretary x
easurcr. Mrs Almon r smith; 2
ogram committee. the above nam y
officers and Mrs. + IL Blaekmer
Mrs NJ. J. Convey aged So O
> -. died AZ her homs in this vii II
ge on gstday nigh;, from tubercu- 6
~ after au eints OF some dur.
icn The funeral RI vices we're II
Id at the Baptist church on We'd a,
ssiay afternoon by Rev J s. =,
own and the interment win be 10
E cemetery at the Center, al
ough The body will be deposited =
the vault for the present, The :"
Of the community goes a.
I TO Mr. Convey. who in his old
Il. is robbed of hes helpmate. The in
ua % the o r. s. was used at "
= funeral Mrs Convey being a te
'mhes % that order al
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
~ o Wade OF East Manchester n
on Tae sick lie, ~
hrs Fred Taylor IS visiting rel
YES 10 South SALISBURY