The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-06-18

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-y.ne, Hotsa 10 nswly shipslins BIZ
buildlns.
-Ms Mibnis Genrt..e Of Boilspd i
viuiias 10 toun,
nv. Mr. Csrbsn CT Do'se, preso.
"a here Last Ssndsy.
The village schools will close ID,
spring term this week Friday.
Some Is or 80 veal calves we're shiI
ped from here issi Saturday price 5 ella
Paptlin Jacobs does not &c, sny
better lie 10 suasripg iron . l.rs'
esrbuncle 90 bis shoulder.
Mira Gso'se Coping vho has beer
q,iie III for nearly syesr IL much betiel
aud her friends wish her . speedy n
covsry.
Mrs. Blake Bsrrovs, . long time res
dert OF onr village. died Sunday mort
log. sssd SO yesrs. Toe funeral wss held
81 the honsc Tuesday u 3 p. m.
-NeI, sundsy will be Childrsn's day
Ard speaking aud singing by the sundsy
school children will no doubt be Hne,
Is they have been thoroughly drilled by
Mrs. Nsdeau.
Fl. @. Williams OF the Wilson House
has secured . third class license and
opened bic doon last Saturday right
shout . p. m. 4 few OF the most Thirsty
ones vent 10 josi TO see how II tasted
Word hes been received OF the death
OF Harmon McWsyne 81 bis home 10
Ply mouth. Some OF the older residents
will remember Mr.. McWsyne when be
lived here 10 town. he vas . brother oil
Mrs Franklin Jacobs.
Mise Elids Grace Ames ia home from
Syracuse Univefsi!y. from which institu
ton sbe ives lately graduste With houors.
having received the p'iz, scholarship 10
the department Of painting. Mise Ames
will return to take postgraduate course
The University is rapidly increasing 10
popularity both With Students and the pub
lilo as evidenced by voluntary contribu
tions to its 6usnces. which during the
past yea, have amounted to over 81 900,
900. aud TO the rapidly increasing nun
Der OF students resortiog TO II for instruc
tioc, the nnmbar having nesrlg doubled
10 three years, the last years enrolment.
numbering over 1000
Very moist weather st last although
somewhst cool now,
John Simonds and daughter Jennie
ere In town for lev days.
-Dorinds Bar. is once more With her
,ister Mrs. Llrkin for . short time.
Miss Josie Bsssott returns to her
home 10 Hoboken. N. Y. this week.
We expect that July will bring .
eood number Of friends and visitors from
abroad TO our little hamlet.
Rev. Mr.. Wood worth, the Ms.hodist
minister from Weston exchanged with
Rev. Mr.. Brown Sunday. He gave .
very interesting sermon, from the tex!
found 10 Gal. SO.
The lawn party Vas postponed on
socount Of the rain, and now II 10 advsr
sissd for the rvening Of the l7sb. Also
Ibe Sunday School rally 81 Weston 10
put over until Saturday. June 81.
RUPERT.
Burton F. Andrews OF New York 10
at Eiwsrd 6heldons ior . few
lays.
Ida Duncan returned from Boston,
Mass. Saturday evening accompanied by
, friend.
MNs m;IIIt Thth uuo uccu vibit
na her daughter Mrs. David Wilson Tor
Ieveral days.
Walter Hoels and Mabel MscMill.p
sere married 10 Cambridge, New York
asst Thursday.
q. Il. Thompson and wife. Misses
Mary Burton and Jennie Mccall we're
st tes. Saturday by Mrs. E
Y. Hay.
ARLINGTON.
Richard Laske snd family Of Albany,
Y. Y. arrived 10 town yesterday and open
ID their cottage on Water street.
- Miss Mildred McAuley 10 II homo
or the summer vscs.ion,
-Mrs. Harris OF Cambridge. N. T.. IL
1 Charles Toombs' for few weeks.
Several Witnesses we're cslled before
he grand Jury 81 Manchester. Tuesday,
tho ere supposed TO be investigating 90
arlington csse.