The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-08-04

svenlas spd quiie ,erion'lY is!nrsd. Ihe
hor,e .s. ffisttsped by bicycle
NORTH pos1srr
TIE people Of COR village SIRE sonsi
wlsi safprised les, vssk With the sudden
Increase Of pcpulstion. by The sdvs1s Of
cur Benpinsios friends Who csDs 10 oceu'
py their piesssB, camping sroands Of The
head Of our lsis The bunbes Of our inbsb
f,srs s.s more than doubled. The
baildlpgs vere erected aud the tents pitch
cd TOT The accommodation Of the party
vi,h 20 much dispatch ard 20 little noise
thai the neigbborios people we're hardly
sssrs Of any mst~risl change until sudden
" they iouud then selves 10 the immedisse
vicinity OF colony Of people more nun
srous than tbensslves sud enjoying X.
X facilities far superior 10 their own. The
camp 10 upon high srouad near the outlet
Of the lake aud !, oue oiths piesssntesi
and mos, roms1tie pisces in the valley.
The viev from the locality 10 due 10 every
direction. We hope our Bennington
friends vill enj y their outing sup+rbly
snd remain with us until the cool ve.tbes
reminds them Of their pleasant homes.
There gill be . literary entertainment
;, the church neIt Wednesday. the pro-
oe,ds 10 be used for new pevs for the
church. Besides home talent there ~ill be
help from visitors from Csmbridgs and
Melrose Mess. A silver Offering vii be
accepted =, The door.
ARLINGTON.
There vas . Lawn party st the Cslhoi
lilo parsonage LAST Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Powers OF Troy. after visiting bis
friends there returned home on Wedues
dsy.
Miss Carrie Emery OF Wslthsm. Mass.
formerly OF this place, is visiting at Mrs.
Bstchelder's on Western Avenue.
Harry and Bert Moore and friend
from Florids have been enjoying fishing
aud huuting trip on the Green Mountains.
A Temperance Uoion meeting was
held ., the Methodist church Sunday even
ing. Rev Mr.. Martin preaching the ser
mon.
Miss johnson aud Miss Dubois OF
Pougbkeepsie are visiting Miss Fanny
Barney. Miss johnson and Miss Barney.
ere expert sque.trisps while Miss Dubois
eIcels in music.
The Vermont State tennis tournsmept Of
8 DAYS d duration, closed Of Brsttleboro Wed
pesdsy. Monday match in doubles between
James Hooker and Clarence Mills OF Brsti
tleboro, and s. G. Deming and P. o. Jud
son Of Arlington, was won by the latter
60, 6-l, 60. 90 Tuesday P. o. Jud'
sop defea, ed James Hooker in singles. O.
ll.6-3. J.P. Liscom OF Arlington de-
fested Clarence Miller OF Brattleboro, g.
l,6-2 s. G. Deming Of Arlington
d sfested L. A. Gregg Of Brsttleboro. GO,
6-l. DR.. Ross, Of Rutland defested DR.
Robe itsop, of st. Aibsns. g. AL. O, d.
Thorn psop, OF Brsttleboro. defeated 8
Med maid. Of 81. Albans. CO, 6-5. In
doubles. s. c. Deming and P. o. Judsop
defeated L. A. Gregg and G. b. Thomp'
SOD, ca Ga. s. @. Deming and P. o.
Judson defeated Ross Brothers. OF Rut
land, 6-l, 60. On Wednesday, W. M
Ross, Of Rutland. defeated G. H. Tbomp
son. Ga, 81. 20 Judson defeated
J. P. Liscom. 81, 81. 6-1. The
State championship finsl game, between b.
C. Demius and P. o. Judson, OF Arlington.
was won by Demipg. 5-3. GO. Ga
The tournament wss the moet successful
ever held here. There WAS large crowd
present 1t every came, but the heat was
almost unbssrsble.
EAST ARLINGTON.
w. L Coulter wss 10 town over Sun
day.
Mrs. Buck Of Schenectady WAS 10
town Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Shaw OF North Adams visit
ted relstives h.rs last week.
Mr. p. J. Wilder and wife attended
the funeral Of his sister 10 Sesrsburs last
week
-One Of our longtime residents Of this
place Maynard Knights visitsd friends
her recently.
Mr. C. 8 Hard hss improved the
looks OF bis residence by bis barn receiv
ing q new coat OF psilt.
Mics Hattie Hard Of Springfield Is
spending her vacation 81 her home here
among friends and relatives.
-Judson h Demings store lie neatly
dresssd WITH = new coat Of paint which
adds to the looks OF Main st. thousand
fold.
Clarence Hard Jr. who has been on
the sick list for some time. 10 convslescent
40 be hiss gone 10 bis uncls's 10 Cambridge
4
port Mess.
Elias Hale, for many years resident
OF this place, died recently d bis home
ct Chenos. Illinois, in the seth year Of bis
age, He Was for many yesrs deacon OF the
Congregational church 10 this village, and
respected citizsn. His wife. Abbie
daughter Of the late Josiah Hurd. OF Sand
gate, died here many years since. mr
Hale leaves an only child, Miss Abbie J,
Hale, Who, With her aunt. Miss Hattie A.
Hurd, have resided Vt bic house during
the past three years.
STATE NEWS.
Michael Desmond. OF Westbtrsfeld. Vas
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