The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1922-01-19
MANCHESTER DEPOT

tyic lights installed in his home.
For glasses see slader, optometrist,
ct Colburn House. Saturday. Jan. 2ist
Advertisement. 40-2
The saw mill n the y D Cas- Co.
4 commenced operations on Monday
The company is getting out the lumber
for their new large storehouse. which
they are 10 erect soon.
H. H. Levin Of this village. was IN
Pittsfeld, Mass, for a few days the
latter part u last week, attending the
opening Of his new store in that city
n Kamber is TO be manager q this
store for the present
Mrs Waldo Williams Of North Adj
ans, Mass. who has been visiting her
mother, Mrs Ann Hicks, returned
home Saturday. Her mother accom-
panied her and will remain in North
Adams FOR the rest Of the winter.
The auditors Of the Town Of Man
chester will meet Wednesday. Febru-
airy LIST, at the Union Opera House for
the purpose Of auditing the accounts
Of the town officers for the past year
All persons having bills against the
town are requested TO submit them at
once. 41-2I
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Healey Of this
village, celebrated their goth wedding
anniversary on Monday evening, when
they entertained at dinner Mr.. and
Mrs A. B. Marsden, Mr. and Mrs. w
w. Bennett and Mr.. and Mrs. T. b.
Haley Cards were enjoyed during the
evening.
George T. Kilburn, a life long resi-
dent Of Manchester, died at the Wash
ington County Sanitorium in Barre
Thursday morning, January 18th, Of
pulmonary tuberculosis. He had been
at this institution for only a few
weeks. The remains were brought |
here Thursday evening and the funeral /
was held at the Baptist church on Sat
urday afternoon, with the Rev. A. j. 4
officiating. The remains I
were placed in the vault at the Center
cemetery Mr. Kilburn was born
here August 9, 1871, and was in his
51st year. He leaves wife, two
Theresa, who lives at
home, and Mrs. William House Of
Pennsylvania; a grandson and three
sisters, Mrs. Lancena Blackmer OF this
place, Mrs. F. F. Nenis Of Sullivan, N
H., and Mrs. Eva /. Wood Of Manches-
.er, N II.
The District Deputy Grand Master,
|. o. o. f. Of District No. /, Rev. j
). Brown, being unable to attend to
he installation duties of his office
Past d. d. G. NJ, S. B. Taylor, was
placed in charge Of the work. Ac-
.ordingly he and his suite of install ,
ing officers accompanied by Clara NJ |
harden, District Deputy President Of ,
district No 1, and her suite were in :
Bennington Wednesday night and held
oint installation ceremoies Of Stark I,
lodge No. 8 and Miriam Rebekah
,odge No. s. Friday night they were ;
n South SALISBURY to hold joint in !
of the officers Of SALISBURY !
,odge No. II and Crescent Rebekah /;
,odge No. SO. The installing officers Z
{ Bennington were the following Past
Ioble Grands: Mr. and Mrs. ]. NJ. !,
'ourn, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bates, !
ir and Mrs J. J. Convey, Harry L.
dams, Henry Slade, V. r. Gleason, ,
ucy Davis, Louise Taylor and Emma Z
arleton. At South SALISBURY they ;,
ERE Harry L. Adams, Henry Slade, !,
ucy Davis, Louise Taylor, Emma J,
arleton and Ada Bourn. In spite Of 4
ad weather a large attendance greet
4 them at both places, and all the !.
'dges in the district report prosper :,
rs year with much good accomplish
J, and a successful future seems