The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-06
MANCHESTER CENTER


May 9Th
Ned Bryant who is in Mary Flet-
cher hospital for treatment, remains
about the same.
The community Bible class met on
Friday afternoon at o'clock with
Mrs Carl A. Mattison.
MI and Mrs. Ansel Buss of Gran
vile, were week end guests II Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence A. Comar.
Walter Matot of Rutland and II. A.
Wilkinson of Bennington were busi-
ness visitors in town Thursday.
ST. Margaret Guild Of Zion church
will meet with Mrs. Anna l.. Coch-
rane Tuesday afternoon at the usual
time
Mrs. Almon F. Smith, for many
years a resident of this village, but
now Of Keene, ~ H., Is in town for a
few days
The regular meeting Of Adoniram
chapter. No. %, o. f. s., will be held
in the Masonic rooms next Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. A. l.. Cochrane has returned
to her home in this village after
spending the winter with relatives in
Hbosck Falls.
/ Julian Shaw and Howard Wilson
both students OF the University OF
Vermont. Burlington, spent the week
end at their home in this village.
The ladies Of the Service Club Of
the Baptist church held food and
thrift sale In the yestry OF the Bap-
tist church this afternoon at 2:3O.
Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Clough and
daughter, Helen, left Friday for two
weeks vacation. Mr.. Clough is the
local manager of the A. & p. store
here.
( Mrs. Henry Nelson, formerly Miss
Mabel Taylor, OF Texas, is visiting az
the home Of her father, S. h. Taylor
MIR. Neileon is visiting his parents in
Rutland.
The officers OF Adoniram chapter
No. IS, r. A. NJ. were installed at a
special convocaton called for that
purpose Thursday evening A. b.
Marsden acted as installing officer
Mr.. and Mrs. J.-B. Lakin and
daughter Miss Helen Lakin Of Airing
ton we're guests Wednesday evening
at the home OF Mrs. w. +. Hitchcock
The regular communication Of Ad
oniram Lodge, No. AZ, f. and A. NJ.
will be he'd at their rooms on Thurs
day evening, May 11t.l, II is expect
ed that the second degree will be
worked at that time.
, The regular preaching service viii
be held Sunday morning at the Bap
tise church, and will be followed by
the celebration OF the Lords supper
Bible school will be held at noon and
Christian Endeeyor service at $50 p
NJ
George II. Stannard OF the northern
part of the town. spent Sunday last
in Troy, where he visited Mrs. Stan
nard, who is getting along nice'y at
t.le Troy Hospital where she recently
underwent an operation for appendi
It's.
Regular services at TIE Methodist
church Sunday Preaching servic,
at II a. m. Sunday school at noon
evening service at 1880 p. m. junior
League will be held on Monday after
noon after school instead OF Sunda,
evening. The prayer meeting vii
be held as usual on Wednesday even
ing at 1880,
The local order l. o. o. F. celebrat
ed their l03rd anniversary at thei
rooms Wednesday evening, May 3rd
The evening program consisted o
reading, music by the Community or
chestra and vocal music by Mrs. Adj
Bourne and Miss Clara Marden. Re
freshments were served and socia
time enjoyed.
A Welsh baritone concert was give
at the Union Opera House, Frida.
evening under the auspices OF Man
chester Post, No. 3S. American Legion
Glyndwr Jones. the Welsh BARTON
singer, has received much commen
on his fine work The panoist, LILY
welyn Edwards, also came well rC
commended Miss Agnes Young,
graduate of the Emerson College G
Oratory, Boston, was the reader.
The road in front of the Methods
church In this village has bee
changed by the selectmen OF this vi
lage, posts having been put in acros
tie piece of road directly In front q
the church, ,making It necessary fo
vehicles to go nearer the park, thu
doing away with the danger of team
T. or cars colliding when turning tn
. corner due to the fact t1at an aut
2 on one road can not be seen from Oh
s other road until too late to stop.
D On the evening Of Tuesday. Ma
9th, at the Baptist church In this vi
4 lage, Miss Clara Converse of Yok
\ homa, Japan. will give an illustrate
{ lecture ON her work IN Japan w1el
e she has had many years experienc
e This lecture will be given under III
combined auspices OF the church. III
i Womens Mission Circle and Il
Y Christian Endeavor Society and
Il is hoped that a large number wi
g avail themselves OF the opportunii
e for an interesting and instructi'
evening.
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