The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-03-03


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Gymnasium, fnaay March 4th 81
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Fred J Harwood. reuresentstiv'
from Rupert. was tie guest u friend.
e. town che last ~ the week
George IaPiani II Rutland, spent
the week end with Mrs IaPlaut a. IN
home ~ her parents N this village
Dr. II " Eliot district healti
officer, vas in Bennington and North
Bennington on Friday on business
connected with bis Office.
Robert Coy. Who Is employed Al the
Hotel Worthy IN Springfield, Mas,
was . week end guest II his father
o. p Coy, n this village
Mrs. George l. Towsley left Mon
day for Desdamoua, Texas. where she
Will spend some time as the guest o.
her son, Philip and family
Tie various ice houses IN and about
the village are nearly all filled now
and the equipment for the ice harvest
ing has been polished and put away
until next winter
Mrs. Charles o. Hard Of Scotia, n.
Y. and Miss Sara Williams Of Rens-
selaer. N. Y. have returned TO their
homes after spending a few days at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. G Per
kins.
Arthur Moffat, who has been ser-
ously in At his home here for the past
few weeks, Is able to be up and about
the house most Of the time, but as
yet has not been able 10 be ont Of
doors.
The Lords Supper will be observed
at the Congregational Church next
Sunday morning. Al the evening ser
vice al 1880 Prof. NJ. c. Bates will
speak on "The Poetry Of the Old Test
ament."
Senator w. r. Andrews and Repre-
sentative o. r. Bennett returned 70
their duties at Montpelier Wednesday
morning after enjoying few days
recess from their business at the Cap !
itaL
The regular meeting Of the Ladies'
Benevolent Society will be held in the
parlors Of the Congregational Church
on Thursday, March 10th, beginning |
at ten o'clock. The usual dinner viii /
be served at 1890.
Frances, the four-year-old daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Marx Willing Of Chi
oago. died II the Chicago home Of her
parents and the remains were brought
% Manchester on Sunday and placed
in the vault AZ Dellwood Cemetery.
A. r. Martin went Thursday even
ing 10 New York City where he eN-
poets to meet Mrs. Martin and Miss
Pauline Martin on their return from
several months stay ia Augusta, Ga.
They expect to return to Manchester
today
Hugh Pomeroy, the year old son or
Judge and Mrs. Edward Griffith, died /
at the home Of his parents on Sunday
February 27th. The child
had been IN a good deal during is
short life and succumbed after a
series Of bad spells during the past
few weeks. The funeral was held
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock from
st. Paul's Church, Rev. j. II Maillet
assisted by Rev. f. c. Fon- !
.aine Of East Dorset The body was
placed in the vault at Dellwood Gem
stery. The sympathy Of the com
nunity goes forth to Judge and Mrs.
Griffith in their bereavement. Il
The monthly meeting Of the Com !
nunity Club was held last Friday ,
svening at the rooms Of the club with /,
,bout Is present Cards were enjoyed
" an present and about 1890 refresh ;
nents were served by the hostesses /
or the month. The following prizes I
we're announced at cards: Ladies' 7