The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-01-08
MANCHESTER CENTER.

- ~ PRNA A'AiAH
Regular meeting OF b. V @. on
Tuesday evening January 18th
i Ethel Derby returned to Gran
vile, Mass, Saturday,
w W Bennett was in Rutland
Monday on business
See Heinel's big advertisement
on Tn First page Of the Journal adv.
Regular services at the Bap
tist church next Sunday morning an
evening
A Choir rehearsal at the yestry
Tof the Baptist church Thursday ev-
ensng at 100
Mrs. Henry Slade and Mrs. Il. S
Marsh were In Bennington the fore
part Of the week
There will be a service In the
lecture room OF the Baptist chunh
friday evening at 100
A meeting OF the local clergy
was held In the study at the Bap-
tist parsonage Monday afternoon
Attention Boy Scouts next
Friday night is drill night again.
Come yourself and bring all tn.
fellows
Chauncey Shaw, who spent few
days last week with his parents, Mr..
aud Mrs. II. n. Shaw, has returned
Co Burlington.
Miss Ethel Kerr, who was (
guest OF DR.. and Mrs f. l.. Wyman
dulang the holidays, returned 10
items Fails, N. Y, Sunday.
Miss Flora Perry, who spent
the holidays with her people IA
Manchester Center, has returned to
ner work IN TOY, N. Y.
Miss Mildred Cressey, who has
been spending her vacation in Ar
nngton and Manchester, returned
20 her school in Dorset Sunday.
-Rey Mr. Noel of New Jersey
was a recent guest of Rev ano
Mrs, W. Ii. Bamford. Rev. Noe
assisted in the service New Years
day
Misses Louise Wyman, Winnie
Brush, sophia Beebe and Edna Way
who have been spending their vaca-
ton in town, have returned 20 New
York City
Miss Edith s. Brown entertain
ed the girls of her Sunday schooi
class at a social in the lecture room
OF the Baptist church last Friday |
evening.
The Mission Circle met Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. A. F. Smith
OF which Rev ] s Brown read a
paper on Laying Foundations for
state Missions.
III. ~ Morse, secretary of the
Bennington County Improvement AS
ISOLATION, who has been out OF town
for the past few weeks. is expected
home this Thursday,
u. w. g.ane and Il. C. Bryant
killed two months old pigs re-
Gently, belonging TO w. l.. Wilson,
which dressed off 355 and $50 lbs
respectively There's some money
In pork.
Notice-l beg TO announce tol
the public that am making pure
homemade candy--French Cream
Chocolates-Cream Bonbons. Differ
emit flavors and all kinds Of Mutt
Candies. Candy will be made 10
your order--pure and fresh. Mrs
F II Foster, Manchester Center. VI.
"a Telephone 1894. adv. {
AT the annual meeting of Fire
District No /, on Monday evening,
he following we're the officers elect
ID for the coming year Chairman,
:. C. Archibald; clerk and treasurer
" H. Roberts; prudential committe
or three years. G. r. Ames; collec-
or, II. J. Fuller, engineer. A. b.
LIST assistant, r. II Walk
", End assistant, Lester Reed; aud
tors. J n. whipple and A. 3. Mars
len. A tax Of lie was voted for
lights. l0c for sidewalks and Sc for .
nrrent expenses, Z
Representative Hobson OF Ala n
,ama has introduced resolution Ia #"
iongreea 20 submit to the Legtsla- q
ureS Of the various states pro-
sstion TO amend the u s. Constitu
ion 80 ar to prohibit the manufac-
IRE aud sale OF alcoholic liquors as =
beverage This is endorsed by q
many MAJ onal organizations. lnclud- a
ng The National Ann-saloon Lea :.
,uc. the National w c. T. o., The
national Christian Endeayor Union. =
be Naaonal Baptist Presbyterian.
and Methods organ a
zaLsons. and others OF equal 4
trength. Thursday, Jan. 18th, Is /.
'AttuaI Constitutional Prohibition !.
amendment Day. The W G 7. ".
ssil observe Il BY holding public :
aeeting In the rcstry OF the Baptist
h1reh from 10 50. m. The time