The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-02-11
MANCHESTER cENren


Carl A. Madison and Jerome Hor.
ton were Sunday visitors in. 9enning-
ton,
Arthur b. Marsden was a business
visitor in Rutland the first Of the
week.
Miss Mabel Hemenway entertained
the Bridge Club" Wednesday after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs, Merritt Phelps of
South Dorset were guests Of friends
here, Wednesday
MSS Eva VanBuskirk is taking
care of Mrs c. NJ. Campbell and
dauLlter, Nancy
Mrs. Claude NJ. Campbell and daugh
ter, Nancy, are confined to the house
with severe colds
James Mullen sailed Friday from
Boston for his old home In Scotland
where he will spend several months.
The "Neighborhood Club" met
Wednesday evening with Mrs. vii.
lam Gillette. All enjoyed most
delightful time
There was a regular meeting Of
Manchester Post No. 3S. American
Leg on at their rooms in this village
on Wednesday evening.
Alex Gemmel received word the
first of the week Of the death on Jan
uary H. Of his sister, Maggie, at her
home in Glasgow Scotland
Joseph Champagne, jr., who has
been confined to the Putnam Memoir
al hospital in Bennington for the
past three weeks, has returned Il
his home here.
Miss Frances Provan, who hai
been spending the past few week.
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
James Witherell has returned to hel
iutles in Albany.
The regular services will be helc
at the Baptist church on Sunday
with morning worship at II o'clock
Sunday school at noon and c. +
service at $3.50 p m.
Thomas Haney, WHO has been II
the Samaritan hospital in Troy, fo
several weeks, suffering from a brok
en- hip, expects to be able to come
home in about two weeks.
The Community Bible class me
Friday Afternoon at o'clock will
Mrs. Gilbert Bradley at the Depot
The lesson was Exodus, Chapters 2
to 80, which gave the history of Thu
Tabernacle.
The regular convocation OF Adon
ram c,1apter, No IS, r. A. NJ, whicl
wEt to be held on Thursday evening
Feb. 16 will not take place becaus
Of the "Old Folks Dance, which i
o be held that same evening,
News has been received here of tn
safe arrival In Portland, Maine, o
Rev. and Mrs Joseph S. Brown MI
Brown stood the trip very well AM
was comfortable on his arrival a
Portland
The c. L. society will give a SOC
al in the vestry of the Baptis
church Monday evening, Februar!
l3. at 1880 o'clock There will be
free offering taken to buy chairs 70
the primary Sunday school class,
| Regular morning services on Sun
day at the Methodist church at II
Sabbath school at noon JUNO
League at $50 and evening serylc
at 1880 Prayer meeting Wednesda,
evening at the parsonage at 1880.
There win be a Masquerade Bal
st. Valentines Day, February IA, a
| 3. B. S. Gymnasium, given by Mar
chester Community club. Commun
ty orchestra. Costumes may be ha
at Hards Drug store or c. L. Young
and Co
NewsNwas received here Tuesda
o. the birth on Monday Of daugf
ter. to Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bailey a
their home in Ardmore, Pa. Mr.:
Bailey will be remembered as Mis-
ethel Colvin, formerly of this vi
lage
Mrs. f.. L. Whitney who teache
n Barnumyile and boards at III
Center While walking to school a few
mornings ago. overlook runawa
horse belonging to Mr. ketton. tn
horse had thrown out the occupant
Of the sleigh and was max ng tn
trip to the Seminary by herself. tn
horse was thus saved from iniurin
herself the sleigh. and also the chi
dren who were Siding nearly.
Last Sunday was Christ an Ende;
vor bay throughout the country an
al local societies of Christ an EI
deavor held special services The L
cal society held special services !
the Baptist church Sunday eyenin
al $50. Tie work O. organizatio
from date of it's beginning in 1881 I
the present tine was traced, Thi
work covers all countries, not onl
tho United States, As there are n
evening services at the Baptis
church. everyone is cordially inyi
ed to the c. Il. service at $50. TIL
ltopic for next week will be, Bette
progress." and the leaders will b
Raymond lessen.