The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-06-01
MANCHESTER CENTER

Mrs. Sarah Harris.
Miss Gertrude Mcclure was in Bur
lington the first Of the week.
Louis Combs of Albany, was n
town recently the guest of friends.
A. B. Marsden of Rutland, is spend
ing few days with his family here
Rev. Joseph S. Brown left Monday
morning on business trip to Boston
Mrs. Ellen Woodcock and her sister
| ARE spending a week in Claremont, ~
H.
The Service Club will meet Friday
afternoon with Mrs. Robert Batchel-
der.
The /. T. L. will meet with Mrs. A.
| T. Smith after school Friday after
noon as usual.
Miss Alice Sherwin, who has been
visiting friends in New York City, has
returned home.
Regular services next Sunday morn
ing and evening, Lords Supper at
close of morning service.
There is to be a dance at Dorset Sat
urdav evening, June 3rd. Music fur
nished by McBride's Orchestra. adv
Miss Edith A. Shaw, who has been
IN Winston Salem, N. c., for few
months, is expected home this week
Miss Winnie Brush has returned
from New York. Miss Sophia Bebee
il still at college, but is expected home
this week.
Harold Giddings was in Granville
Sunday. While returning the auto
went over a bank and Mr.. Giddings
was thrown out and injured.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Roberts are Wis
Ring in Randolph. They made the
trip in their new automobile with Ben
Cleveland as their chauffeur.
Mrs. T.. 6. Cochrane, who has been
snanding the winter in New York and
Hoosick Falls, has returned and open
cd her summer home here.
The Memorial services at the
gaprist Church last Sunday were
largely attended. Rev. Joseph >
Brown preached an eloquent sermon.
The c. E. Society will hold a penny
social on Thursday evening at the
home of Mrs. f. II. Blackmer. NO
admission will be charged. There Will
be program and refreshments.
Mrs. James Hosley has returned
from New York City, where she went
to see her daughter, Matte, who is IN
a hospital there. Mrs, Hosley reports
her daughter as doing as well as could
be expected.
The Womens Mission Circle will
meet Tuesday, June (afternoon)
with Mrs. II. w. Ventres. Topic,
Churches in non-Christian Lands.
Their Heroic Part. Their Hopeful
Future" Paper by Miss BATHS.
Class Ever Faithfuls" met Satur-
day afternoon and gave the Methodist
Church a spring cleaning. The follow
ing children were present: Addie Ben
son. Madeline Davis, Rebecca DAVIS
Carrie Provan, Ethel Reynolds, Phyi-
lis Sabbatino, Naoma and Elizabeth
Schermerhorn, Mary Stone, and Marie
Waite.
A telephone message was received
by DIR. E. l.. Wyman Sunday afternoon
from Mrs. William ]. Chapman o.
Glens Falls, that Rev, w. j. Chapman
had been taken suddenly i'll and would
have to cancel his engagement to
speak here Memorial Day This was
great disappointment to himself and
his many friends here. Rev. l.. ID.
pastor Of the Methodist :
Church. kindly consented to take Mr..
Chapman's place, and gave an excel
lent address.
ARGUS Motion Picture Arcade is 60 .
ing TO show one Of the greatest, as
we'll MS one Of the newest, Of the seri- .
ais. The Mysteries Of Myra," the first .
Of which will be put on
Jane 18th. You certainly cannot afford !
10 miss this wonderful play. They .
1 5 aavc the latest and most up-to-
late pictures that are being showed .
very night. They are interesting and
Commencing June two
shows will be given each night. Ad- !
mission los. Saturday evenings, ibc.
adv .