The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-01-29

, Inc lOggery Shop
e Guard, Jessie Wright The appoint
! Ia officers wes. Secretary Mar,
I L. Botsford: Press Correspondent
= a-rh Turner. Patriotic Instructor
MARY T.. Botsford, Asst. Conductor
j Lillian l4akin Public inSallai ior
was held with the Post Thursday
eVeulns Andrew Turner was the ia
2 stallIng officer
Miss Edith A. Shaw OF Man
chester Center who In a student al
the New England Conservatory
/ Music. Boston, Mass, made a public
appearance at Saturday recital OIL
Jan, "a, in Recital Hall Of the Con
seryatory building al which she pre-
scented BeethoYen's Andan'e In +
major, for the pianoforte. This
classical work was very faYorably re
ceiyed by a large audience OF music
Students and their friends. These
reeitals, such a. the one at which
Miss Shaw appeared. are not in
tended by the management as ex-
hibltiods but as valuable exercise
In public performing for the more
proficient among the 1900 pupils oil
this music school, All candidates
Tor graduation are required to per
form by appointment In a Saturday
recital or advanced students con
cert at least once In the junior yeai
and twice In the senior year
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
Louis Dufresne was IN Troy o.
business Thursday.
Mrs, NJ. l.. Manley entertained
at cards last Thursday evening.
ROLAND Kent WAS taken to the
Retreat at Brattleboro last week
Friday.
Remember those special dinners
at the Battenkill Inn every Sunday
at the regular hour. adv
Battenkill Valley Grange will
confer the Is, and End degrees on
two candidates at the meeting OF
Feb 10.
E +. Clark OF Boyntonville, n
T., was in town for few day.
last week. returning to BoyntonvilleI
on Thursday afternoon.
The appointment OF H. S. Kingl
as postmaster for Manchester Depot |
has been confirmed by the L. s.
senate and Mr. King will take ovei |
the office In the nea futue.
Mt. Aeolus Grange will present
Farm Folks Friday evening, this
week. at School Hall, East Dorset,
Dancing Music by Elwell's orches-
ira of Bennington. adv.
The Rich Lumber Co. have
completed the last trestle on the
line o. their railroad up Lye Brook
Hollow and II is expected that they
Will soon commence the hauling in
OF the great quantity OF logs which
the have already to bring down the
mountain.
Master Lynn Walker. son Of
Mr. and Mrs. II. S. Walker, had the
misfortune to fall and break an arm
recently. Never mind sonny. the
editor of the Journal knows how
that feels as he started in long be-
NE he was your age and kept II
up for several years and until he
mad four breaks and innumerable
sprains to his credit There's moth
Ing like getting used to a thing.
At the regular meeting OF Bat
teaMll Valley Grange. held on Tues
day night the following committees
We're announced by the Worthy
Master for the ensuing year. Fin
anaial, John Dimond, C. ID. willard.
J. 7. Hayes: business. Alvin Waters.
II. N. Shaw. A. s. Adams; relief,
Burt willard, DR.. Hemenway, j. A.
josler, Mrs. Chas. Hosley, Mrs. Bert
ellis and Mrs. Jennie Hillard;
music, Mrs. r. Brewster, Mrs. II.
:. Shaw. Mrs. +. n. Walker, Mrs.
Lee Bourn and Miss Clara Marden;
membership, Burt Willard, A. J.I
Davis. Alvin Waters. Mrs. Lee
3ourn. Mrs. j. T. Hayes. Mrs. r. c.
elmer; social committee, Mrs. Burt
Willard. Mrs. John Dimond. Mrs. r
n. Walker. Mrs. J. l.. sherman. Mr..
\. J. Davis: entertainment com
mdttee, Mrs. Allen Lakin, Mrs. Al
BERT Cherbonneau. Mrs. b. G. Davis,
Mrs. c. D. Willard. Mrs. J. A. Cos
or and Miss Ruth Jenkins.
EAST DORSET.
Miss Bertha Bowen spent the
weekend In town.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rich have
returned TO Bennington
Fred Hulett was In Dorset Sat
lrday on buAAsaA
DR.. C. W. Bartlett Of Benning-
ton was IN town last week.
Walter Bebee was At home +,
rom the Seminary over Sunday.
John Leary OF Poultney is Wis 1
ting William Leary at the Hoo,el
Mrs. Sarah Ccchraue was {
guest at Mrs Geo. Sections Friday.
John Horn, who has been visit
Ing IN New York City. has returned .
Rev. Herbert Hall OF Bens
IA A.. K