The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-11-07
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TIE offering neIt Sunday Al the
Congregational Church will be for the
American Missionary Association.
Peter Lcnine left tho las, Of the
week for Alhsny. n ". phcr he will
b. with his family Tor the winter.
Manager A T.. Martin 81 the Equi-
nor House. left Wednesday morning
Tor a few days business trip to Boston
There will be meeting Of the
Womcns' Missionary Society at the
Congregational parsonage st P M
Friday
The village schools are again opened
after having been closed for the past
few weeks on account Of the state ban
on gathering
Burr and Burton Seminary, which
has been closed for several weeks
during the influenza epidemic, Opened
on Tuesday morning
Mr. and Mra J G, Bacon entertained
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Barker, Mrs.
Bacon's brother and wife Of Bradford,
Conn. over Sunday
The next meetings Of the Monday
Club will be held an the 18th inst with
Mrs. Walter X. Hard and on the 18th
with Mrs. Albert NJ Reed.
There will be an illustrated lecture
on North China at 1880 at the lecture
room OF the Congregational Church
next Sunday All are welcome,
Dclbert Haley spent Sunday with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Miner
Haley at the south part Of the town
oming up from Camp Devens, Mass,
ona short furlough.
Owing to rainy weather the auction
Of the Frank +. Lyons property to
have been held Oct. 30, was postponed
until Nov. Q. See advertisement in
,bis issne also large bills. adv
Miss F. j. Fowler has safely arrived
at St. Petersburg, Fla, where she will
again pass the winter. She says that
there is some sickness with the infiu-
enza among the colored people but
little among the white.
Miss Jessie o. Hawley and Miss
Sarah n. Clcghorn left last week for
Macon. Ga, her they will pass the
coming winter. near Mis- Cleghorn's
brother Dr.. Chas d. Cleghorn, who is
superintendent, Of large hospital IN
that city,
Mr.. and Mrs +. II Hemenway mot
ored on Saturday, to Orwell TO visit Mrs
Hcmenway's sister, Mrs. Glenn G
Phelps and family They returned on
Sunday, bringing with them the Miss
es Eme Phelps and Alice Jennings
who will spend some little time here
with the Hemenways.
Mrs. Otto r. Bennett who has beer
in Wilmington, Del, for the past five
weeks visiting her son, Otto X. Ben
nett, Jr., and family returned on Mon
day evening On the way home she
stopped over Sunday in New Haven
Conn. with her daughter, Miss Marion
l.. Bennett, who is senior at the New
Haven Normal School Of Gymnastics
in that city
In recent telegraphic advices in the
daily papers the appointment Of Chas
X. Hemenway Of Honolulu as a mem
Der Of the commission to manage one
of the great German owned sugar
businesses at Hawaii, was announced
Mr.. Hemenway is the Oldest son of DR.
J.. II. Hemenway and for several years
past has been actively connected witt
one Of the largest sugar refneries II
the islands
A telegram was received the first OF
the week by Judge Edward Griffith
from James b. Wilbur announcing The
safe arrival Of he and Mrs. Wilbur al
Sarasota, Fla, whittier they went in
private car last Thursday afternoon
Mrs. Wilbur stood the journey very
well but was very weak. 1t is to be
hoped that the warm, bamy southern