Manchester Democrat., 1921-01-05

/ Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Goslin of thi
city are the parents of son. Dor
New Years Day.
Mrs Harold B. Jones was hostes
to the Fortnightly club at her hom
on Gay street last Monday evening.
Misses Bernice Kelley and Char
lotte Schacherer spent New Years Da
with friends in Strawberry Point.
The Ladies Society OF the Presby
terian church will meet with Mrs.
e. Richardson on Wednesday after
noon, January 18th, at 200.
Mrs. F. Cary returned home Mon
day night from Caledonia, Minnesota
where she spent the holidays witt
her daughter. Mrs. ]. G. Sabin ant
family.
Glen Smith, of North Platte, Ne
braska, who spent the holidays will
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Smith
returned to his home the first Of th'
week
Mrs. F. C. Rogers Of Gear Lake
Iowa, returned to her home last week
after having been called here on ac
count Of the illness of her mother, Mrs
W.. N. Wolcott.
John e. Hermann went to Du
buque Tuesday morning for a visi
with his uncles and aunts, and from
there went to Durango to visit anoth
er uncle and aunt.
The Woman's Missionary Societ,
OF the Congregational church will holt
their regular meeting at the home o
Miss Emma Hutchinson on Wednes
day, January 18th.
Mrs. Francis Cloud left last Fri
day for her home In Dell Rapids
South Dakota, after having been here
to assist in the care Of her mother
Mrs. w. N. Wolcott, who suffered ;
stroke Of. paralysis some weeks ago
The Ladies' Aid Society Of thu
Thorpe Church will serve "a picnit
dinner at the home Of Mrs. Shern
Smith on Wednesday, January 18th
at IL o'clock. A charge Of rs cents
will be made for the dinner.
Edwin L. Lawrence returned from
Galesburg, Illinois, where he spent
the holidays with his sister. Gales
burg is Mr.. Lawrence's old home
town, and he tells us that he had {
most delightful time mingling witt
the friends of years ago.
The all day meeting of the Ladies
Societies of the NJ e. church will b.
held in the church parlors. Wednes
day, January 18th. The w. H. M. S
meets at 10:3O Az M followed by ;
picnic luncheon at noon. The w. F
NJ. S. meets at 1880 P. M. and thu
Ladies Aid Society at 2::30.
Clerk o. r. Dunham issued mar
r5ags g SsRTsT wfu aaTlpS yaqscs ae HaWaFd
tIai.s ead r.raa Z. Re DIR, L. Cvt
| anson and Aida Nelson, Clarence W
Brockmeier and Laida p. Koeneke
Raymond Fl. Hoefer and Olive NJ Nur
re, and Sam Gilbert and Edith KEEP
hart
The Ladies Aid and Missionary
societies of the Baptist church viii
hold their regular meeting in the
parlors Of the church on Wednesday
January IL. There will be election Of
officers in the Ladies Aid Society and
all membes are urged to be present
Picnic luncheon at noon. Everybod,
welcome.
Manchester fiends Of Mr.. and Mrs
Percy Strickland will be gratified Il
learn that the former is geatly impro
we'd in health at this time. Mr.. Strick
land was a mighty sick man for
time after reaching Vinton. He ant
his family are expected to arrive il
Manchester the last Of the week fol
visit with the formers parents, MI
and Mrs. ]. A. Strickland, and brothe
Mr.. Glen Strickland, and wife befor'
going to their home in Montana.
Mrs. A. E. Peterson and Mrs. c
A. Peterson have the sympathy of thei
friends in the sorrow that has come t
them because of he death of thei
mother, Mrs. John Chamberlain, whit
passed away at the home of he
daughter, Mrs. Riddell, at Strawberr!
| Point on Sunday evening, Jnauary 2nt
1921. Mrs. Chamberlain was one o
the early day residents of Manches
ter, and many Of the older people
Of this place will be panied to learr
of her death. Funeral services fol
Mrs. Chamberlain are being held a
Strawberry Point today Rev. H. L
Goughnour, pastor Of the Congrega
tional church of Manchester, conduct
| ing fhe services