The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1922-12-07

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II. c. whipple Is able to be out
again after having been confined 70
his home for several days By illness.
Mrs. Lottie Cook has been a recent
visitor in Rutland
The regular convoeation Of Adoni-
ram Chapter. No. is. r. A. NJ. viii
be held at Masonic Hall this evening
The work win be the conferring Of
the Past Master degree
Napoleon Cherbonneau has moved
his household goods TO North Ben
nington where he win reside. He
has employment in the shops OF the
II. T. CushmaR Mfg Co.
f Harry J Reynolds and Lillian Tint
Worthington. both OF this town we're
united in marriage by Rev J Alex
Donald at the Baptist parsonage on
I Wednesday. November 29th
\ Mr.. and Mrs. w f. Hitchcock en-
tertalned Mrs. Hltcheocks parents.
Mir. and Mrs. J b. Lakin, and her
sister Miss Helen Lakin, all Of Arl-
lington, on Thanksgiving Day.
A Christmas gift enjoyed through
ont the year "a years subscription
to The Manchester Journal 5000
per year in Vermont $3.50 per year
elsewhere in L. S. Advertisement
owing TO existing circumstances
the meetings OF the Community
Bible class have been postponed until
after the holidays, when notice will
be given Of the lesson and the place
OF meeting.
Mrs Aida Cherbonneau, Mrs. f.
f. Hamilton, Miss Marjorie Hamilton
aud Reuben Levin were in Spring
field. Sunday, where they visited
Earl b. Cherbonneau at the Spring
field Hospital
Mrs. f. A. Slader and her father,
James c. Dean OF Rutland, have been
recent visitors in this village. Mr.
Dean has closed his home here for
the winter and will reside IN Rutland
with Mr.. and Mrs. Slader
The services on Sunday al the
Methodist church VIII be morning
service at IL O'Clock with sermon by
Rev Ernest Blackman OF Brandon
Sunday school at noon EVENING
service and sermon at 1880
The Service club Of the Baptist
church will hold a Christmas sale Of
fancy articles on Tuesday afternoon
December 18th This will be follow
cd by the annual chicken pie supper
which will be served from O'Clock
on.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Farnum and
daughter Miss Jessie are spending
the winter with Mr. Farnums sister,
Mrs. Marcia Lawrence on Thanks
giving Day they entertained Mr. and
Mrs. VIII sherwm and Mr. arl Mrs.
Lester F. Farnum and daughter,
Mary,
On Sunday afternoon last tour
ing car, occupied by three ladies and
driven by a Mr. Wood OF Bennington
skidded in the "dug-way" north Of
this village, and after turning on its
side. came to halt against an elm
tree on the lower side Of the road
Fortunately no one was injured
How does the Episcopal church
teach and use the Bible? Do you
know? This question and many
others pertinent to the same subject
will be answered in the sermon next
Sunday morning at Zion Episcopal
church cordial invitation is ex-
tended to you and your family to
attend and assist in the service next
Sunday. Morning prayer and sermon
at II o'clock
About 40 members Of Adoniram
Lodge. No. 40. +. & a. Nj went to
Arlington on Friday evening, whore
they conferred the Master Mason's
degree on a candidate for Red Noun
tain Lodge Of Arlington After the
work q dne supper was served the
members and guests At the Commun-
lty House
The Rev W Brovn Of Wells.
now minister % charge q Zion
church q this nlase was taken sud-
denly iil while conducting the SER
vice Sunday morning The part %
the program Tot TIE service which
was necessarily omitted win De heid
tha sunday morning af,er tbe usual
services
News has been received here 1l he
recent death u Alyah G CsraE "a