The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-02-17
MANCHESTER

- the CeIbarn Heuae THURSDAY FEB
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Tho forcpars ~ the week
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we're IN Londonderry Tor . couple q
days the last Of the week
There were 90 a the dinner given
last Thursday noon a. the Congroga-
tional Church. These dinners are get
ting 10 be very popular.
Return basket bali game! y. b. S
Va Bennington High School (Boysl
~ Gymnasium Friday, February 18th
Regular prieesy-Adv
Arrangements are being made for
an entertainment and social time AT
r. Paul's Social Han on the evening
~ Tuesday, March 18th
Mrs Heman stannard, Jr., Of Fair
Haven, has seen spending several
days in town as the guest Of her
.othcr, Mrs. r. II. Purdy.
L. John Lyon, who has been in
Brnddock. Pa, for some time, return
Cd last Thursday and at present is at
the home Of his parents in this vii
Age.
Invitations are out for a card party
on the evening Of February 22nd at
the Community Club rooms, which is
being given by twelve Of the men Of
Manchester.
Basket ball double headeri B. b. s.
vs. Bliss Business College, girls and
boys teams, at Gymnasium, Feb. 22d,
4p. m. Admission 35c and SOC, in
eluding taH.-Adv.
Mrs Rollin Gray is quite seriously
III with bronchial pneumonia at her
home in this village. She is as com
Portable as could be expected, how
ever.
Prof. NJ. c. Bates will speak at the
Congregational Church next Sunday
evening at 1880 o'clock and will take
for his topic, "The Poetry Of the Old
Testament" A welcome TO all.
There will be chicken pie supper
in the Congregational Church vestry
this Thursday evening at 6 o'clock.
An entertainment will follow the sup
per. An admission OF 65c will be
charged.
Nr. and Mrs. Robert j. Orvis were
In Burlington over the week end,
whittier Mr.. 0rvis went to consult
specialists regarding trouble he had
been having in one Of his shoulders
for some time II was found that the
ligaments were torn.
The regular meeting Of the ladies OF
the Community Club was held last
Friday evening and Lincoln's birthday
was celebrated. This Friday evening
At their party Washington's birthday
will be commomorated.
AbDui 90 VI iftt iitH " AiiN fiAAeitst
and the Center and Depot went to
Remington Saturday afternoon to see
the basket bah games in the evening
between the Bennington High School
teams and B. b. S. teams. Both the
boys and girls teams played.
The Rev. S. K Perkins had as his
guests last Thursday the Rev c. c.
Merrill Of Burlington, Rev. II. A. Nc
Intire Of Dandy, Rev. Geo. S. Mills
Of Bennington, Rev. John MacColl Of
Dorset, and Rev. c. c. Lyon Of Peru,
who were called together 10 discuss
matters pertaining to the welfare Of
the church.
We have been treated TO . variety
Of weather for the past week. Friday
morning we had as much snow as we
have had at any time this winter and
the sleighing since has been fine. Sat
urday we had little rain and Sunday
was a perfect winters day. Since
that day the temperature has moder-
ated some and Wednesday seemed al
most like spring.
Rev. Vincent Ravi-Booth, well
known here will lecture on "The Nc