The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-04-16
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Sunday
Regular preaching service at the
Baptist church next Sunday morning
and evening
Boys, remember that Thursday
evening is drill night instead Of FRI
day evening.
Hon. r. c. Archibald. who has
been confined 70 the house by the
grip. is some better.
Mr.. and Mrs. j Batchelder and
little daughter Mary. were in Rutland
Monday on business.
Miss Louise Wyman, who has
been spending her vacation at home
returned 10 New York Sunday.
Miss Mildred Cressey, who Is
teaching in Dorset, spent Easter Sun
day with her mother in Arlington.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Chapman
and Mr.. and Mrs, r. c. Elmer and
children we're guests Of relatives IN
Dorset, Sunday.
Mrs. +. A. Fisher and daughter
Dora, who have been spending the
winter in New York City, have re-
turned
Chas. Thompson, formerly Of this
village, but lately of Fair Haven, is
now working for W j. Crawford at
the Street
Rev. j. S. Brown was in Rutland
4 Monday attending the April meeting
of the SALISBURY Baptist Ministerial
Association.
--Chas. S. Robinson has purchased
the Rubadeau property on the Wes'
road and is making extensive i'm
provements on the place.
Miss Ethel Kerr, who is teaching
in Glens Falls, n Y, has been spend
ing a part of her Easter vacation
with Or. and Mrs. L. l.. Wyman.
Frank Cadoret and family have
moved from the old Jamison house
on the Common farm 10 Mrs. Mercy
Carpenters house on the West road
Mrs. Lyons and daughter Maror
of Bennington were in town Tuesday
called here by the serious illness OF
Mrs LYONS aunt, Mrs. John Gil
feather,
The sugar party held in th'
vestry of the Baptist church for thu
benefit of the side walk fund, was no
as well patronized as expected an'
only little over four dollars wa
netted
Lieut.. Governor Frank E. How
of Remington, was in town frida.
! in the interest of the Green Mountain
club. Henry Chase, Nelson Hitch
cock. and Lawrence Griswold accom-
panied him.
With the church prettily decor
: ated with Easter lilies, daifodils an
tulips, special music by the choir, am
a fine sermon by Rev Mr.. Brown
Easter Sunday was appropriately oh
served at the Baptist church last Sun
day.
On Friday evening at the room
of the Improvement Association
meeting in the interests of the form
ing of Green Mountain Club will b
held. All interested are asked to b
present
On this Thursday evening a
their rooms in the Opera Hous
h Block, Adoniram Chapter, No. Is, /
> A. Nj. will hold their annual convoca
8 ton at which time the officers 70
the coming year will be chosen.
The Factory Point National Ban
are greatly improving their bankin
Offices by changing the partition
about and facing them to the front
the building, thus giving more rooi
l. and giving the room a more business
p" like appearance.
: Mrs. John Gilfeather died at he
. home Tuesday after a weeks Hines
Of rheumatism of the heart. She wa
Of quiet, unassuming dispositio
and always had a kind word for ever.
body, and no one in the neighborhoc
will be missed by young and old MOI
than Mrs. Gilfeather. She is survive
by husband, who has the sincel
sympathy Of the community in h
bereavement.
The annual communication
Adoniram Lodge No. az +. g. A.
was held at their lodge rooms
Thursday night and the following a
the officers elected for the ensuir
Masonic year Worshipful Masts
Walter II. Shaw; Senior Warden,
s. Batchelder; Junior Warden, H.
Dyer; Treasurer, j c. Heinel; Sc
rotary, c. l.. Dench; Senior Deaco
Stephen Dillingham;; Junior Deacc
Geo. F. Lawrence; Senior Stewai
Vim. w. Bennett; Junior Stewal
Paul Wenzel; Marshal, E. C. Perkir
Tyler. Carson Mechin.
DORSET
DIR. IL. A. Dalrymple Of Rutlar
was in town last week on business,
Perry Peltier Of Chapman
Peltier, was in Rutland Monday
business.
Mrs. r. NJ. Campbell entertain
few friends at bridge whist Nc
day evening.
--Heinel has big advertiseme
in another column. Look him up.
will pay you. ~