The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-03-24
MANCHESTER


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~Eas 2is abd Is. all b sid $ 4
bargain 81 Fslf'a ~,
Mr.. J. G Baron returned horne
Thuraiay after aPendIrg q week sith
friends IN Troy, \. T.
Mrs Harry Wymzn - Dorchester
Mas. Is a guest Tor season Of her
bvuihcr. Harry Hubbard, and family
Mn Minnie = Cunningham i
spending some time with her sister
Mr. G. \. Reed. At Clifton Springs
NY.
Athletic dance. Friday. April isi, Al
r. b. S. Gymnasium Admission 55c
including tax Watch Tor your invita-
nona adv
There will be Easter services next
sunday morning az the Congregation
Al church Services will be in the
auditorium.
Burr and Burton Seminary closed
Wednesday afternoon for the Easter
recess and will reopen on Wednesday,
March 3Oth
Mrs. Guy r. Butterhcld and infant
laughter, Barbara, are spending a
couple Of weeks with Mr. Butterheld's
parents in Chester.
Mrs. Clifford Wilcox and son, VIII
liam, OF Arlington, were guests for a
few days last week Of Mrs Wilcox's
mother. Mrs Vim. +. Read.
The regular church dinner viii be
held at 1890 today at the Congrega-
nonal church. Everyone who wishes
good meal should be there at that
time.
Charles c. Kinney, Jr., who has been
employed in Columbus, Ohio, during
the past winter, arrived at his home
here last week for the summer
months
There will be meeting Of the
women's Missionary Society at the
Congregational parsonage at 3 p. m.
Good Friday This will be a Thank
offering meeting"
Miss Ellen J. nlttle, who has been
spending a couple Of months with Mr..
and Mrs J r futile at their home in
Helrose, Mass, returned 10 her home
here the first Of the week.
Letters remaining uncalled for on
March 23rd, at the local postoifie are;
Mrs. T. S. Blumer, Mrs. o. B. Rogers,
Mrs. n. J. Harr, Frank l.. Reed, and
Mrs. N. Parsons. r. J. orvis, p. NJ.
Still more names have been added
10 the subscription lists for the Dis
trict Nurse Auto Fund. During the
past week the following names have
been added: Rev. J. II. Maillet, Elk
.elsior Rebekah Lodge, Manchester
Post No. 3s, American Legion and Es-
tate Of II. NJ Shaw.
Mrs. Ramsay Macnaughtan very
pleasantly entertained the members
Of the old $500" Club together with
a few other ladies, making enough for
four tables Of cards, on the afternoon
Of st. Patricks Day. After an after
noon Of cards. refreshments were
served after which all departed for
their several homes.
There will be special Easter music
at the Congregational Church next
Sunday morning. The program will
be: Prelude, easter Alleluia," Ash
ford; Anthem, "The Lord is Exalted
West; solo, "Hosanna," Granier Mrs.
". A. Griffith; Anthem, Christ is
Risen" Turner; Postlude, Jesus
Christ is Risen Today" Davidica.
Miss Hardy, the Bennington County
Boys and Girls Club leader, was in
this village Tuesday and with Mrs.
Robbins, local leader OF the work,
made preliminary arrangements for a
Garden Club and a Sewing Club, at
the Village School. II is expected
that the classes Of last year will con-
tinue with second year work and a
new beginners class will be started.
Treasurer W. II. Shaw Of the Man
chester District Nursing Association,