The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-05-21
Hard's Drug Store

Hard's Drug Store
over They have also Strengthened
IS, lhe eurb line Ia frurl u tl,c hote
/ By extending e cut nad soidiog oyoi
ihe rev part inasmarh as the ca,
tending II this curb line viii necessar
/ Gy aarroa the stree, tina, much il
seems AZ though il would b. good
dea o. DO away with the three greens
Ia the highway between the Court
House Walk and the cross walk at the
/ Burton place 50 as 70 make travel
easier AZ this particular point 10 the
village II would make il easy e
"pafk" autos which now stand in the
drives and would make for the greater
safety N traffic during the summer
Mrs Grace May, wife Of ] Henry
Hayes, died at her home in North
Adams, Mass, Tuesday morning, May
az She had been ill since last Feb
ruary and seemed 10 be improving
shen she contracted pneumonia few
days ago, death resulting Mrs.
Hayes was born in Manchester, VI,
and WAS the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George 7 Buskrk She was married
70 J Henry Hayes nine years ago,
She was a devoted wife and mother, q
true ncighbor and friend, a Christian
woman and was well liked by all who
knew her Besides her husband and
three small children, she is survived
by her parents, one brother William.
and two sisters, Misses Marion and
Eleanor Of Manchester The bereayed
family has the sincere sympathy Of
an who know them.
MANCHESTER CENTER
Mrs, + l., Wyman spent Monday
IN Bennington
Miss Mary Whipple was a recent
visitor in Rutland.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Y. Whitman
we're visitors in Dorset, Sunday
Henry Mars Of Rutland, was IN
town Monday the guest Of friends,
Mrs. W II. Roberts was in Rut
land last Thursday, shopping
st. Margarets Guild met with
Mrs II n Shaw Tuesday afternoon
Five and ten cent bargains at the
New York Store, Manchester Depot,
adv.
Lafayette Thompson Of Massa-
chusetts, has been visiting relatives in
town.
Rev J s. Brown spoke in the
Union church at Sunderland last Sun
day afternoon.
Miss Edna l. Batchelder, the dis
trict nurse, is occupying rooms as II.
NJ Smiths.
Mrs. Myron E. Wood OF Keene,
y H., is visiting her sister, Mrs,
Ellen N Marsh
DIR. Lewis f. Hemenway is inn
proving his house by large addi-
tion TO the same.
For 15e and zoe Candies go to the
New York Store, Manchester Depot
and pay Zoe a pound. adv.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Warner of
are guests Of their daugh-
ter, Mrs. w. W. Bennett.
Mrs Thomas Ledgerwood, who
has ben spending few days in New
York City, has returned.
Mrs Fina d Adams, who has
been out Of town the past few weeks |
is now at her home here,
Mrs VIM Batchelder and brother |
Clarence Robinson, of Dorset, were
shopping in town one day last week
II. NJ. Swift expects TO leave soon |
for two weeks fishing trip in Maine, |
where he will be the guest Of his
brother
New Shipments of Furniture, |
Floor Coverings, and Household |
Goods arrive every day at the New
York Store. adv
DIR. f. L. Wyman gave a most
talk to the Christian En-
ieavor Society on "Our Bodies" last
Sunday evening.
Many friends Of DR.. and Mrs l..
NJ. Kelley are glad to welcome them
acme from New York where they have
leen spending the winter.
The Service Club will meet Fri.
bay afternoon in the vestry A sup
Der will be served for the ladies Of the
'harch and congregation,
Miss Ethel Kerr and friend from
liens Falls, spent Saturday and Sun.
hay with DR., and Mrs. H. l.. Wyman
They made the trip by auto.
-Adoniram Lodge will give another
V their delightful dances at the Opera
House on Friday evening. May goth.
,ox's orchestra will furnish the music
is usual
The town examination for free
advanced instruction will be held on
Thursday and Friday, May 2ist and
End, at the school house at Manches-
cr Center
On account Of the union memoir
al service at the Congregational
harch there will be no service in the
baptist church next Sunday morning
iut there will be the regular service
n the evening.