The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1922-05-18

Jennie billiard. who graduated Tues
day from the nurses training course Of
the Rutland .iospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyler Clcogh and
daughter, who have been in Boston
and other Massachusetts, cities, for a
ten days vacation. returned home Sun
day While in Boston they attended
the Grand Chapter meeting q the
Massachusetts Order Of the Eastern
Star.
DO not fail 10 see "Patty Makes
Things Hum" the class play Of The
Seminary Seniors at the Gymnasium,
Friday evening. May 18th. at s.i5.
Admission soc, tax included. Tickets
may be procured at Pratt's Drug
Store. Young's Shoe Store, Hard's
Drug Store or Of any Seminary stu
dent Advertisement.
Rev. and Mrs. W. Leroy Haven will
entertain the Manchester Ministers
Association at the manse in Dorset, on
Monday, May END The members viii
start from the Colburn House at ~
O'Clock noon, sharp. Paper William
Carey. Life and Work" Members
please notify secretary if they will be
present. Jos S. Brown, Secretary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Liedtke and
family, who have been in Philadelphia,
Pa, and Atlantic City, N. j., for the
winter months, arrived Thursday even
ing at their home in this village for
the summer. Miss Elizabeth Liedtke,
who has been in school in Lancaster,
Mass, during the past year, is at the
home Of her parents for the summer.
The following services will be held
at the Methodist church during the
coming week: Sunday, morning wor-
ship at II; Sunday school nc noon;
evening service AT 1880. Wednesday
evening, prayer meeting at 1880.
Junior League meeting Monday after
noon after school. The annual Mem
orial Day Service win be held at this
church on Sunday May 2Sth.
The services at the Baptist church
next Sunday will be the regular
preaching service at II a. m, and the
following viii be the topic Of the SER
mon: 1.-THE Mission Of the Church"
Bible school at noon. C. f. service in
the vestry at $3.50 p, m. The topic
for the Christian Endelvor meeting
will be "What C. f. does for Me" with
Mrs. f. H. Blackmer as leader
The usual Memorial Day exercises
will be held this year, under the charge
of the local post Of the American
Legion. The line Of march viii form
at the Court House in Manchester
Village at $50 a. M, and will proceed
to Dellwood cemetery, where the ser
vices will be held and the graves Of
soldiers will be decorated The line
viii reform at the Methodist church
in this village as soon after the ser
vices at Manchester q possible and go
W hllt ftNAtANig III AiiiH NlllAEhf lHtiN ii
will be exercises at the Union Opera I
House at 1890 with an address.
The body If Albert Wilton, aged
n, who died recently cf cgncer Of the .
stomach, in Hartford, Conn, wes
brought here on May 18th for burial.
The funeral services were held on
Saturday, May 9th, at the Baptist
,hurch with Rev Joseph Brown oflici-
lting. Interment was in the cemetery
n this village. The bearers were
Iohn II. Dimond, James G. Dean, r
Burr Gleason and James 0rkins. Mr..
Wilton leaves, besides his wife, to
mourn his loss, two daughters and
on. Those from out Of town to attend
he funeral were Mr.. and Mrs. Senter
f Hartford Conn, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Whitton, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Vest and Mrs. Parker Of Chester, Mr.
nd Mrs B S. Hyland and two sons
f Rutland The deceased was a
rother Of Mrs. James Orkins and
rank Whitton Of this place.