The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1922-03-09
Galvanized Roofing
BURLINGTON, VT.


ST. Margaret's Guild Of Zion church
will meet with Mrs. w. II. Bamford
on Tuesday afternoon March l4th.
Miss Clara l.. H:naman has gone TO
New York City where she will spend
some time studying spring millinery
The regular meeting Of Manchester
Post, No IS, American Legion was
held at their rooms on Wednesday
evening.
Plates and dishes sent with food r.
the town meeting day lunch may be
had by the owners at the Combination
Cash Store.
Manchester Post, No. 3S, American
Legion are TO give a St. Patrick's Day
ball on the evening Of March nth at
the Union Opera House.
Mrs Ernest Hamilton will open
millinery parlor at Manchester Center
on March 10th, across from the A &
p Store. Advertisement
DR.. w. G. Hodson of Rutland was
in town Monday afternoon in attend
ance on DIR. f. L. Wyman, who is quite
sick with old fashioned grippe
Mrs A. L. Hosley is improving her
property in this village Electric
lights have been put in and at present
extensive plumbing is being done
Adoniram Chapter, No Is, r. A. NJ.
will hold its regular convocation next
Thursday evening, March 10th, at
their rooms in the Opera House block
The young son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence A. Conan Of this village, has
been seriously IN with an attack Of
pneumonia, but is better at the pres
ent writing.
The w. c. r. IT, will meet with Mrs.
l. H. Conner on Saturday afternoon Of
this week at o'clock Every member
should be present as important bust
ness is TO be transacted.
The benefit supper given by several
Of the ladies Of the Center and Depot
villages at Odd Fellows Hall last
Tuesday for the benefit Of the Ameri-
can Legion was very successful.
Alex Gemmel Of this village will
meet Norman OFT Of Rutland at the
Rutland Armory this evening in a six
round boxing bout A number Of fans
from Manchester expect to attend
Mrs. l.. j Callahan spent the week
end at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Rich
ard Bates. She left Monday for Bur
lington, where she expects to spend a
few weeks and then plans to return
and open her home here.
The Rev Joseph S. Brown admins
tered communion at the Baptist
church last Sunday morning. The
usual services will be held Sunday,
with regular service at II, at which !
it is expected that Mr. Brown will /
speak. Sunday school will be al noon |
and c. +. meeting at 6:30.
The usual services will be held at
The Methodist church next Sunday.
The Rev. Harry Book vii preach at
he morning service az II o'clock.
Sunday school will be at noon, Junior
league service at $50 and the regu-
ar evening service at 1880. The
prayer meeting will be held as usual
n Wednesday evening at the parson-
.ge at 1880
To the Public: Having purchased
he milk business and equipment Of the
rost Brothers, / am in a position to
lrnish milk and cream and guarantee
S purity and cleanliness. After
arch LIST the price Of milk will be Sc
sr quart and cream Coo per quart and
&C for one-half pint. Give me trial.
know ! can please you. F. w. Ed
ards. Advertisement. 47-4
The Community Bible Glass will
Get with Mrs. A. ]. Hutchinson Fri
" afternoon at 3 o'clock. The lesson 9
IN be 'The Ministry Of John the Il
lptist," Matthew iii, 1-12; Mark /, /.
IS: Luke iii, 100. "The Baptism Of
mist" Matthew iii, 1917; Mark Ia