The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-03-04

moved from north Of town into the
Harris tenement
The many friends Of Mrs. Cressie
I Lugene are glad to learn that she is
rapidly improving
n. ~ Shaw was in Montpelier on
business connected with the county for
few days last week
I Rev VIM. Warlow cf Arlington, was
| a dinner guest Monday Of Mr.. ard
Mrs. Irving II. Conner.
| Mrs Harriet Young remains sei-
ously IN with double pneumonia, ac-
eompanied by complications.
Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Kelly Of Lud-
| low, VT, arc visiting Mrs Kelly's par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Henry SIade.
A. r. Sladcr Son, optometrists-
opticians ;leave word at Felt's Shoe
store for appointment on Tuesday,
March 18th. adv
James Orkius and Louis Written Of
Three Maple Drive, have just built
new sugar house and installed a new
cvaporator system.
The Ladies Auxiliary Of Zion
I Church win meet at the rcctory on
( Friday afternoon instead Of Thurs
lo,, aftnrnrnn
Miss Jane Stannard Of Fair Haven,
the three year-old granddaughter Of
I Rev. and Mrs w, J, Chapman, is Wis
I ting her grandparents.
| Regular covenant meeting Of the
/ Baptist Church in the vestry SATURDAY
afternoon at 2:30 If unable 70 be
present please send message.
/ The annual meeting Of the Women's
/ Mission Circle viii be held Tuesday
Afternoon, March 9th, at 2:30, at the
residence Of Mrs. AImon Smith.
/ Usual services in the Methodist
church next Sunday morning. Rev. B.
/ NJ. Kent, the district superintendent,
/ viii preach at 1880 in the evening.
The hustlers Of the B. B. S. c, will
hold their monthly business meeting
Friday evening, March 5, in their class
room. All members are requested to
be present.
Chas B. Rowe is entertaining his
brother Frank NJ. Rowe, Of Middle
bury. Franks many friends in Man
chester are always glad to see him,
especially We ed,
! Regular services at the Baptist
/ Church next Sunday morning and
evening. AT the close Of the morning
service the ordinance Of the Lords
Supper will be administered.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Thompson and
! family has removed from the Harris
house in this village and are now
comfortably located at the Fl. E.
! Thompson house in the north end Of
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the town.
The Manchester District Nursing
Association wish, through the columns
of The Journal, to thank all those who
so generously assisted in making a
success Of the food sale at town meet
ing, at which $4,000 was realized.
The adjourned meeting of the Man
chester Center Village Improvement
Association will be held next Monday
evening at O'Clock at W. W. Ben
nett's office. Important business de-
mands your attention. Please make
an effort to be present.
A treat for Manchester people on
| Friday evening, March 18th, Will be
the entertainment given by the Chat
ham Concert Co., under the auspices
of the C. (. Society. According to
press reports this is a high class or
ganization and deserve a full house.
Representative John II. Dimond
spent the weekend at his home here,
the legislature having taken recess
for a few days to allow the various
members to attend their several town
meetings. He returned Wednesday.
The following is list of the recent
~ elected officers Of the B. B. S. G.:
Carl Hicks, president; Kenneth Reed,
senior vice-president; Chester Cher
bonneau, junior vice-president; Robert
Brewster, secretary; Howard Marsden,
treasurer; David Carver, reporter;
Reginald Reed, right guard; John Rob-
erts, left guard; Luther Drohat, chap
lain; Harry Reynolds and Chester
Cherbonneau, janitors; Harry Key
nolds, door-keeper.
| DR.. Lewis E. Hemenway, 81 years
lola. died at his home here shortly after
| midnight Tuesday His death was
caused by pneumonia and he had been
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