The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-10-29
MANCHESTER CENTER
Equinox closed Monday.

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is improving.
Mrs. Champagne of East Manches-
ter died Tuesday
The usual services in the Metho-
dist church Sunday.
Miss Mae Bronson of Arlington
was in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Kent is spending few
weeks in Sunderland.
st. Margaret's Guild met Thursday
with Mrs, II. n, Shaw.
Mr. Elwell of Bennington was a
guest of friends recently.
w, NJ. Bennett was in Burlington
the last part of the week.
Mrs. John Dimond was in London
derry last week for visit.
Mrs. L. NJ. Storrs was in Rutland
on Wednesday of this week
j. S. Brown went with party OF
hunters to Bondville on Friday.
Leon Hall of Weston was recent
guest of his parents and friends.
Miss Marion Carver of Weston Is
land was a recent guest of friends.
The Service club will meet Friday
afternoon with Miss Stella Provan.
Tile many friends of Earle Stars
are glad to know that he is doin9
we'll.
The members of Skinner w. r. c
are to meet with Mrs. Jesse Mattisol
Friday.
The auxiliary of Zion church vii
meet Thursday with Mrs Ellel
Woodcock.
Richard Hasman, who mas assisted
in the bank for the past year, has re
turned to Rutland.
Several teachers are planning Il
attend the teachers convention il
Rutland this week.
Rev William j. Chapman ATTENDED
the Preachers institute at Bristo
Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Rastelle and Mrs, e. l.. WY
man who were in Springfield las
week, have returned.
Harry Adams, who has been il
birmingham, Mass, for few day
returned home Tuesday.
DR.. f. l.. Wyman read service il
Zion church Sunday in the absenc
of the rector, Rev, w. H. Bamford.
Walter Shaw and his mother an
Mrs, N. Perking, who were i
| North Adams recently, returned FIR
day.
| A gentleman from. Benningto
was in town Saturday in the interes
of the Bennington daily and week.
Banne.
Mrs. Sarah Brown returned t
Boston Tuesday morning to resum
her duties at the Massachusett
Homeopathic hospital
| Mr.. and Mrs. Hunting Gilbert an
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Gilbert, all G
Dorset, were recent guests of DR., an
Mrs E. l.. Wymsn
The ladies of the Baptist churc
served a chicken pie supper in tn
church last Friday They realize
about 40 dollars from the sale.
The Christian Endeavor service i
the vestry OF the Baptist church mex
Sunday at $50 Topic, Women an
Efficiency. Leader, Miss Edit
Brown.
| There will be chicken pie suppe
and apron sale in the parlors or tn
Methodist church Friday. Oct. e
Supper will be served from $50 t
$50 p. m.
Mrs King, daughter OF the lat
Rev. John Brown, a former rector 0
Zion church who resides in Ashtahul
Ohio is a guest of Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Lidgerwood.
The first of series of entertain
ments given under the auspices o
| the Village Improvement societies
viii be held in Union Opera House
Saturday evening, Oct. so.
Invitations are out for farmers
dance to be given by Adoniran
Lodge F. & A. NJ. Ladies are re
quested to wear print gowns and The
! gentlemen overalls and jumpers
| Music by Cox orchestra of Rutland.
The funeral of George Van Bus
kirk, who died very suddenly while
attending an auction in Wallingford
was held in the Baptist church Tues
dav. Rev. Joseph Brown assisted by
Rev. Clark officiated The bearer
were, Charles Amis, Byron Eldred
Thomas Haley, Carlos Colvin, F O
| Eddy, James Jameson. The buria
unu m tho raptar pnmatarV