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st. Margaret S Guild will meet with
Mrs. Lcttie Cook on Thursday after
noon, June 4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lugene spent
Sunday in Rutland as guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. George Waite.
On Sunday, June 4th, Rev. Alex
Dould OF Readsboro will occupy the
pulpit Of the Baptist church.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the
Methodist church gave a supper at
the church Thursday evening.
Miss Estella Proyan was a Sunday
guest OF Mrs. h. B. Smith and A. j.
Provan and family Of Rutland
Mrs William E. Gillette and her
daughter, Mrs. Walter Beebe of East
Dorset, spent Monday in Rutland
Mr. and Mrs. F.. H. Ellison, VINO
have been in Charlotte for the past
two weeks, are expected home Sun
day.
John Diab, local barber, and
Miss Efiie Yarwood were married by
Rev. j. II. Mailett of St. Pauls
church on Sunday, May 2lst.
There was a special communica-
tion Of Adoniram Lodge. No AZ, f.
and A. NJ, on Thursday evening.
There was work in the first degree
Rev. Harry Book and b. B. Glea-
son we're In Ludlow the first of the
week as delegates to the Baptist
state convention which was held
there.
The topic, what Christian Endeay-
or Does for Me-" was discussed asst
Sunday evening at the Baptist
church. Deacon A. ]. Hicks was the
leader.
Mr. and Mrs John Royce of Ne.
chanicyille, Mrs George Rawlens OF
Parkersyille, and Misses Mary and
Elizabeth Smith OF Amsterdam. were
weekend guests OF Mr. and Mrs. l..
+. Howard
There will be a special meeting Of
Adoniram Chapter, No. 22, o. Il. S. at
the Masonic rooms on Monday even.
ing, May 29th for the purpose Of
comforting the degrees on class OF
candidates.
The community Bible class will
meet with Mrs. f. l.. Wymsn, on
Friday afternoon. June 2nd The
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The Ladies OF the American Leg.
ion Auxiliary will serve a free dinner
in the vestry OF the Baptist church
on Memorial Day from noon Until l
o'cock to the Civil War veterans,
World War veterans, Manchester
Union band and all speakers.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis D. Combs of
Rensselaer,, y. Y, we're In town for
few days last week They were
accompan ed by their son, Louis, jr.,
who is spending a furlough from his
station In the u. S. army in Haiti,
with HIS parents at their home.
Methodist church services for the
coming week are as follows: Sunday
morning at ] o'clock, the pre-memor-
ial Day service with preaching by
the pastor. Sunday school at noon.
There will be no evening service.
thus allowing the members to attend
the services at the Baptist church.
The prayer meeting will be held on
Wednesday evening at 1880.
In compliance with the usual Gus.
tom, there viii be no service at the
Baptist church Sunday morning, thus
allowing all who wish to do so, to al.
tend the Bapts st church, Sunday
school, however, will be held at
l2:15 and c. Il. service at $50. 1t
wi be the last sermon OF the present
pastor, Rev joseph S. Brown, Every
member is urged to be present.
Mrs. Susan Lakin ed last week
Wednesday night after an illness Of
about ten days Death was due to a
cerebral hemorrhage. The deceased
was born in Andoyer, Vt, and was
in her 9th year. Mrs. Lakin with
her sister Miss Burt, had conducted
/ a boarding house at the Fairview for
the past eleven years. She is surviv'
ed by one son. Pearl d. LAX OF this
village, and her sister, Miss Dorinda
Burt. The funeral was held from her
late home on Sunday afternoon, in
terment in the Center cemetery
Those from out of town who attend
ed the funeral were Mr.. and Mrs
Earle White and Mr.. and Mrs. Jer
ONE d. Lakin and daughter, Miss
He'en r. Lakn OF Arlington, Miss
Adelaide Lakin of Waterville, Me
and Mr. and Mrs. John Russell o
Peru.
News was received here by rela
tyes on Thursday last of the sudder
death on Wednesday, May 17th., o
A. Clark Whlppe of Los Angeles
Cal, and a former resident of Man
chester Center Mr.. Whipple was OF
business tip TO Seattle, Wash
and was taken suddenly III Will,
there and died. A. Clerk Whppl
was the second of the three sons o
the late Mr. and Mrs. John Whppl
of this place He was born in Mar
chester and was 45 years old at IN
; time of his death. For many year
he lived In Rutland where he wa
0 connected with the Mosley & Stot
! dard Manufacturing Co. In recen
- years he had been connected with h
Z Stewart Warner SpeedometerT com
pany of Chicago, with headquarter
in Los Angeles. Mr.. Whipple Is SUI