The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-02-25
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Vim. II. Graham Was in Rutland
Thursday on business
Rev. Fr. Fontaine of East Dorset,
wan a guest at Rev. r. kelly's on
Monday last
Miss Edna NJ 0rvis will entertain
the Monday Club AZ Mrs. Robbins on
Monday, March ist
Miss Sophia Bcbec q Bennington,
was a weekend guest o. her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Bchce.
Or and Mrs l. + Pierce quietly
celebrated their 10th wedding anniyer-
sary al their home on the 22nd.
Geo. II. Croker was in town for
few days the last Of the week bat re-
turned 10 his home Tuesday noon.
Rev. Sidney K. Perkins viii ex-
change puIpits next Sunday with Rev.
J. S. Brown, pastor Of the First Bap
tist Church,
Remember those syrup labels. Only
Doc per 100 printed. Cash with the
order You will need them 80 why
wait longer.
Mrs. G. S. Steele. who has been out
Of town for several weeks, returned
Tuesday and is with her daughter,
Mrs W r. Hard.
Miss Winnie Brush, who has been
teaching IN Dorset, is spending her
vacation with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Selwyn Brush.
The Seminary boys basket ball team
was defeated last Friday by St.
Peters Of Rutland in that city the
score being 20-13.
Loren K. Pierce, Esq, Of South Lon
donderry, VT. was in town Thursday /
last on legal business before Judge I
Grinth's Probate Court.
Mrs. Clara B. Stafford Of jamaica [
Plain, Mass, spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Geo. W.
Bennett. She returned Tuesday morn
ing.
The basket ball game scheduled for
this week Friday night has been can
celled by the Troy Conference Acad-
envy team with whom they were to
play.
Walter Buck of the General Electric
Co.'S force at Schenectady N. u, ar
rived home Saturday Afternoon for a
short visit with his mother, Mrs. Chas.
i. Buck.
LinciIn Isham Of Williams College,
was in town for short time last
week on his way back to college, after
having been in Atlantic City and New
York City.
There will be basket ball game on
Friday evening, Feb goth, inst be-
tween Rutland team and the Burr
and Burton Seminary. Come out and
root for the home boys. !
The members Of the Manchester Viii
lage Improvement Society are hereby ]
reminded that there will be a meeting {
of the society on Monday evening,
March LIST, at 8 o'clock in DR.. Pierce's Il
Offices. I
The eighth annual banquet Of the
Rutland County Fish and Game I
League will be held at the Bardwell +
House, Thursday evening, March 4th,
at S O'Clock. The league has arrang- :,
cd to have several good speakers. !,
Or. l.. +. Pierce and Leon +. Wiley
we're at Lake Bomoseen fishing for a :,
few days last week. Guess they did :
not have very good luck as there have
not been very many stories of big FISH
being heard around the corners. .
Wednesdays papers record the cali
ng of the Rev. Walter Thorpe Of the
Nallingford Congregational Church to y
he First Congregational Church IN =
Brandon, VT. Mr.. Thorpe is well
Known in Manchester, having preached 81
,ere at various times 70
]. c. Bacon has purchased building q
OF Of Mrs. NJ. L. Shepard just north
# and adjoining that bought by Of
larry Beebe last fall The lot has a y
rontage of eight rods on Main street NJ
nal IS % rods in depth Mr. Bacon
vii build this spring. no
The editor is in receipt Of a very NJ
ne brochure regarding Southern as
'alifornia." sent to him by Mr.. James
!. Wilbur, who, with Mrs. Wilbur, is CT
pending the winter months at Coro- We
ado. Cal. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur will w
OF be home until the grass is greener
ere than it is now. lin
The editor has been apprised Of the sp
act tina, Supt. ]. D, Whittier is max te,
10 arrangements to conduct a party
teachers from this county 10 Bos- da
N on March 9th, for the purpose of err
!. - H.. d. fov,. DAYS They will return w