The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-03-11
MANCHESTER CENTER

Harry Wh'pple is III at his home on
North street
Mrs. Clough's dancing class will be
held from S, to 10 o'clock only on
Monday evenings
A. W. Gorton OF Rutland was IN
town Monday On business for the
Combination Cash store
St Margaret's Guild ol Zion church
will meet with Mrs w II. Bamford
on Tuesday afternoon, March 18th.
Mss Clara l.. Hanaman is IN New
York City. where she will spend some
time buying her spring stock o. mil
linery.
The regular meeting Of Manchester
Post No 3S, American Legion was
held at their rooms on Wednesday
evening.
Plates and dishes sent with food to
the town meeting day lunch may be
had by the owners at TIE Combina-
tion Cash store,
Manchester Post, No. SO, American
Legion are to give a St Patricks
Lay ball on the evening Of March
il7th. at the Union Opera house.
Mrs Ernest Hamilton viii open
mi iinery parlor at Manchester
Center on March 10Th, across from
the Atlantic and Pacific store.
Or. W. G Hod5on OF Rutland was
! in town Monday afternoon to attend
DR.. Z. L. Wyman, who is quite i'll
with old fash oned grippe
Mrs. A. l.. Hosley is improving her
property in this village having eec-
| trio lights installed and extensive
plumbing done.
Adoniram chapter. No IS, r. a, NJ
will hold its regular conyocation next
| Thursday even ug. March 10th, at
their rooms in the opera house block.
The young son OF Mr. and Mrs. Clar
ence A. Conan of this villgae has
been seriously III with an attack OF
Ipneumon a, but is now On the road to
recovery.
The W. c, T. U. met with Mrs. Iry
ing H. Conner, Saturday afternoon at
8 O'Clock
The benefit supper given by the
American Legion at Odd Fellows
hall last Tuesday evening was a great
success
A ex Gemmel Of this village went
to Rutland Thursday even ne TO meet
Norman OFT of Rutland at The Rut.
land armory in six round boxing
match. A number Of fans from Man.
chester accompanied him.
Mrs. l.. j. Callahan spent the week
end at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Bates She left Monday a,
ternoon for Burlington, where she eX
poets to spend a few weeks with
r'ends and tleu pans to open her
home here for the summer
Rev Joseph Brown administered
communion at the Baptist church last
Sunday morning, The usual service
Will be held Sunday at II clock. at
which I is expected that Mr.. Brown
will speak. Sunday st1oo' will be al
noon and c. e. meeting at $50.
The usual services viii be held at
the Methodist church next Sunday
The Rev Harry Rock viii preach al
the morning service at II O'Clock
Sunday school at noon, Junior League
at $50 and the regular evening ser,
ice at 1880 The prayer meetin4
will be held as usual on Wednesday
evening at the parsonage at 1880
The Christ an EndeavU society me
last Sunday evening and discussed
the topic BETTER Home Lfe,' witt
Mrs r. b, G eason as leader Tn,
attendance was not large on accoun
of the snow-storm. but the topic wa
! well discussed The first meeting o
the m ssion study class was POSITION
ed until next Sunday as Mrs. wy
man. the leader was unable to al
tend 1t is hoped that a large mum
Der of young people will be Their
next Sunday at $50 to consider tn,
topic. Habits, Good and Bad Lea,
err Forrest Cherbonneau.