The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-09-17
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II Mrs. george Aiurcd, VINO mas pee
spending the summer al "Orestes,
the cottage of Mrs. r. L. Larkin Of
Franklin avenue, left on Friday morn
ing for Buffalo, n. Y, where she vii
visit her mother for season befor
returning to New York City for thu
winter.
James b. Wilbur returned Wednes
day evening from Burlington anc
Montpelier, where he had been del
egate to the Republican convention
Mr.. Wilbur was accompanied from
Burlington TO Montpelier and thence
home by Hon. J. w Fowler, Hon. Ed
ward Griffith and o. X. Bennett.
On Monday evening, the 2lst, Their,
will be an important meeting Of thu
Manchester Section of the Greer
Mountain Club held at the rooms OF
the Bennington County VT Improve
ment Assn. at the Center, at 7:3(
o'clock Please make it point to
attend.
Miss Edith Shaw, who has recently
graduated from the New England
Conservatory of Music expects to
spend the winter in Manchester. She
will accept pupils in piano, organ, har-
mony and theory. Anyone desiring
further particulars will either write
her at Manchester Center or phone
1913. adv.
The rite of confirmation was held
last Sunday at St. Paul's church by
Rt. Rev. j. j. Rice, bishop of the
Roman Catholic diocese of Burling-
ton, assisted by Rev. Frs. j. Nj.
Brown of Rutland, T. J. Burke of No.
Bennington, and Z. c. Fontaine of
East Dorset. There was class of "a
received into the church here and Is
at st. Colombo's at Arlington, both
churches being under the care of Rev.
FIR. B. Kelly Of Manchester.
The schools Of this town will open
on Monday next. The school house in
this village has been pretty well rem
ovated during the summer and the old
portion of the building has new steel
ceilings put on and new side walls, all
to match the new building erected last
year. Two large windows have also
been added to the north side of the
building giving much more light. Al
so two new teachers desks have been
provided. The work has been done UNI
der the watehful eye Of school director
Edgerton, the contract being carried |
out by Il. +. Way.
Advertised letters at Manchester,
VT, Sept. Is, 1914: Mrs. r. W. Allen,
Hamill Baker, Harry S. BAIL, Mrs. II.
NJ. Butts, c. H. Barnes, F. S. Beattie,
j. C. Brayfogel, r. 7. Bowen, Mrs
Bernard Holt Camden, Mrs. j. Diff
foley, Arthur Evans, Mrs. Harry A.
F. d. Fairbanks, Mrs. c. L.
Fale, 0. B. French, j. E. Fem, Charles
B. Guer, DR.. George T. Gregg, Mrs. T.
C. Gallagher, Mrs. Annie Hagerty,
Louise Jackson, Mrs. Louise kidder,
James S. Kunkel, Matilda Lila, Mrs.
A. 7. Leon, Franeh Murrie, Cassie
McInnis, VIM. A. Marshall, Water
c. b. Mcfarland, Miss L.
Mrs. C. d. Owen, Jr.. Mrs.
Proctor, Mrs. George NJ. Reeves,
Iarlston B. Kicker, James Santwire,
Howard A. Stowe, Brundu Salvatore, /
R. w. Todd, Jim Thomas, l.. h. Wood
Jury, Paul White, Louis Washburn,
Hrs. C. Wilson GiIbet Wood, G. R.
Wood, Mrs. A. NJ. Walker. By r. j. !
)rvis, P. NJ. I
MANCHESTER CENTER 6
Miss Susie Wright was in Troy re-
emily.
Miss Clara Hanaman of Arlington, !,
! in town.
Miss Flora Perry is spending a few
ays in Rutland. \
Carl Kohler is home from Foosick o
'alls for a few days. +
A fine line Of winter city trimmed
ats at Mrs. Wyman's. adv.
Miss Ethel Hall Of Granville, N. Y, I
visiting friends in town.
One adult was baptised in Zion b
aurch at the Sunday evening service. q