The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1922-03-16

| Elsie Kellogg, a daughter of Mrs
Julia Whitman.
| Necessary alterations are beinj
made to the cupoIa Of the engin,
house Of the Pacific Engine Co t.
accommodate the new fire alarm sirel
which has been ordered by the select
men. The chemical engine, which wa
voted at the town meeting, has als'
been ordered.
On Wednesday evening, March 22nd
there will be a special meeting Il Man.
chester Post, No 30, American L gion
TO which meeting are invited all the
mothers, sisters, wives and daughters
Of ex-serviee men. II is planned al
this time to form Women's Auxiliary
of the local post.
II was a source of qualification TO
the members Of the Baptist church
and congregation that their pastor,
the Rev. Joseph S. Brown, was able
10 again occupy the pulpit last Sunday
morning Mr.. Brown gave TO a large
audience present, as he ever does, a
wonderfully helpful and able sermon.
Red Mountain Lodge, No. SO, F. g.
A. NJ. has invited the members Of Ado
hiram Lodge to be their guests on Fri
day evening, March Oath, at which
time the third degree will be worked
by the local lodge. 1t is hoped that
a large number Of the members will be
able to attend. A good time is in
waiting for them
To the Public. Having purchased
the milk business and equipment Of the
Frost Brothers, am in a position TO
furnish milk and cream and guarantee
its purity and cleanliness. After
March LIST the price Of milk will be Sc
per quart and cream Coo per quart and
15c for one-half pint. Give me a trial.
] know | can please you. f. w. Ed
wards. Advertisement. 47-4
The Community Bible Reading Class
will meet with Mrs. Irving Fl ConnorI
Friday afternoon Of this week at 81
o'clock The lesson is "The Begin
nings of FAITH Johns Testimony
before the Priests and Levites," John
i:19-28. "Jesus, the Lamb of Cod"
John 1894. Much interest is being
shown in this class as is manifested
by the large number of ladies attend |
ing the meetings each week.
The following services will be held
1t the Methodist church during the
coming week; Sunday, regular preach
ng service at II a. m, bible school at
noon; at $3.50, Rev. Harry Book will
rive an illustrated lecture on I'm
lians." This service viii take the
,lace Of the usual Junior League ser
'ice and also the Sunday evening SER
nee. The prayer meeting will be
ield Wednesday evening at 1880 in the
hurch.
The Women's Missionary Circle Of
he Baptist church held its annual
Meeting in the church parlors on
iarch Sth. After a short devotional
ervice the following officers were
lected 70 serve for the ensuing year:
resident, Annie l. BATHS; 1st vice
resident. Mrs. A. r. Smith; 2nd vice
resident, Mrs. Mary Dow; secretary,
Irs. F. A. Ellison; treasurer, Mrs.
Iinnie Storrs. After the election Of
he officers plans for work during the
ming year were discussed.
At the regular meeting Of the C. +
'ciety last Sunday evening much in
rest was shown in the topic, Habits,
,od and Bad" The meeting was led
! Forrest Cherbonneau. The first
eeting ~ the Mission Study class m
IS held Immediately after the C. F. to
citing with an attendance Of about
The study Of book entitled "The q
igdon and the Nations" was taken vi
and queftions were asked by Mrs lo'
vuan, % Re answered next Sunday. CO
Is course q study promises 70 be pr
" re;