The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1922-10-05
MANCHESTER DEPOT


Good values in blankets at Levin S
at the Center Advertisement.
Mr.. and Mrs Leland F. Schlieder
and two children and Mrs. Geo. r.
Sehlieder are visiting friends in Car
thage, N. Y
Dance, Union Opera House, Wed
nesday, October 18th. Music by
Community Orchestra. Admission
55c, including tax Advertisement
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Fowler, accom-
panied by Frank F. Human. motored
to Windsor, Conn. the first OF the
week where they will visit Paul w
Fowler and his family for a week
Mr. and Mrs Fred s. Reed have
returned home from trip to the
states OF New York. New Jersey and
Connecticut. They accompanied Mr..
and Mrs. r. w Taylor OF Benning-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs David Bourn have
purchased the old Utley place in
East Manchester and have taken
possession. Mrs. Bourn was in Rut-
land last week buying furnishing for
their new home.
Mrs. Shepard OF New York City.
and c. l.. Kimmel of Batavia. N. Y,
have been guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude A. Rich for several days. In
the musical profession Mrs. Shepard |
is known as Betsey Lane Shepard.
The moving picture. Cardigan"
will be shown under the auspices of
Post No. 3S. American
Legion. at the Old Depot Theatre on
Wednesday evening. October 18th,
and at ARGUS Arcade Thursday even
ng. October 18th. Advertisement
Mrs. John j. Squires died at her
nome in Bennington on Thursday
asst after an illness of some dura
ion. The funeral was held Sunday
afternoon. the Rev. J. S. Brown of
officiating, and delega-
ion from Adoniram Chapter. No. %,
}. f. s.. of which organization Mrs.
;quires was a Past Worthy Matron,
lad charge OF the ceremonies at the
rave. Burial was in Park Lawn
in Bennington. Mrs
;quires is survived by her husband.
wo sons. three daughters and sew
al grandchildren.
About 35 members OF the local
odge of Rebekahs attended the 41st
nnual district meeting Of District
20. l. l. o. o. F., at South Shafts
ury last Thursday evening. The
Degree was exemplified in
praisewOrthy manner by Excelsior
.odge No 25. the ritual and unwrit-
IN work being given letter perfect I
y Past Noble Grand. Sis Jessie :
ates Crescent Lodge exemplified "a
be ballot, and Miriam Lodge the ex- N
mination of a visitor from another
iFisdiction The lodges in District
o ] are Evening star, No 3. Reads
BRO: Miriam No. s. Bennington; W
ycelsior No 25. Manchester. Twi-
-ht No 80. Jacksonville. and Ores w
MT No So. south SALISBURY As ID
mbly and grand lodge officers pres
{ were Mrs. Mabel Y. Caldwell OF vi
arlington. president Of the Rebekah ny
ssembly: Miss Emma IL Gates Of
idlow. secretary Of the Rebekah su
.sembly: Mrs Grace c. Percy 81 ga
afsbury. district deputy president
District No. ! and Bro. Baker Of tei
ASHFORD. Grand guardian of the OF
and lodge Two members 10 the w
strict were cited for faithful SER
3 81 Rebekah Odd Fellowship he
Mas livingstone 81 Bennington. va
10 has been a member az wears On
= Of which she served a. vice
and. two as noble grand. one a. ins
s, strand, and the rsmalning 81 i1.
ars as recording secretary with ho
lrceiy a meeuue missed in this
Il term Oh sears The other Oh
MARY p. smith 81 Manchester
aplain o. Excelsior LodEe a char
member. and its first noble grand p
E has The enviable record o. haF- =
. faithfully served her lodge AZ
splain for the past Fl years with -
-dly az absent mark AGAINST her
a.. except during the last Illness lea
her husband. whose death occur IFin
in 1899. Bro. smith was also a and