The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-07-14

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"A party q touglv from Bennington
pitched their tent q, the south erd Of Lste
Emersld, Douet. and eaupse there Last
week 70 The annoy aree Of other yisl,ors 10
that beautiful spot. There were come gen.
,lemen 10 the company, or those who would
have readily pausd ~ sueh, bad they not
tolerated the vslgn, pfofaae and obscene
iarsu,gs q thlf frisnds. No man !, 4
gentleman whatever the other qualifications
who does DO, 10 every place, resp,e. the
presence Of Iad.es and children.
GoLv NOTES.
The annual bnndicsp eompstitlon for
the Arthur Taylor Memorial Cup, which 10
open 20 stockholders OF the ciub only, be-
gan Tuesday mornins. The fret rourd at
match play 10 the afternoon resulted As fol-
Iowa, Y. Herreshof defeated g. II, ThAch.
or, Jf., up and to play; G. N. Clark de-
sested Clark Burnhsm, up and to play
A NJ. Reed defeated II. W. Brown, 8 up
and 3 to play r. o. Brown defeated X. W.
Clark, up and to play. The seme -hoAls
aud finals were played Wednesday.
The competition for the Tacorlc AMI On.
daws Cups will begin Wednesday, Jolly 30,
and will continue durirg Thundsy and
Friday.
MANCHESTER CENTRE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl NJ. ChFpin are visit
| irg at Mrs, w. A. Adsms'.
--Rtv. II. T. Edwards left New York last
saturday for Europe on the nbria.
Special bargains IA lsdles and gents
low shoes at Young's shoe store.
Earl Bowman Of New Brltton, Conn,
was 10 town few days last week.
-Dsyere Hough,on has purchased the
CoIvin girls. mill and will keep 1t in opera
ton.
Prot. W. o. Smith and family are
spending the summer with their parents at
maple Lawn
Mrs. Y. G. Archibald ard her sister,
Miss Agnes Phalen OF Rochester, N. y,
spent Sunday In Rutland.
Ladies' oIiords, regular prices 81 90,
a. 25 and ~ so all 70 this week at Sl.69 at
Young's shoe store. Now is your chance.
Miss Hsnnsman will hold q special sale
at her millinery parlors for the next two |
weeks and will sell ladies' ard children's
hats At great reduction.
Rev. Archibald HUMPHREYS, PASTOR Of
the Presbyterian church, Fall River, Mass,
will preach at the Methodist church next
Sunday morning and evening.
Rev. J. s. Brown has returned and will
return to his duties next Sunday. During
his absence the church has been thorough
~ renovated with new carpet and cushions.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
Special bargains at Blackmer's New
York Store on Saturday June l6.h.
Mrs. Mary Harwood OF East Dorset
called on Mrs Nancy Waite last week.
Mrs. Orlando Bourn and Mrs. Lee
Bourn spent the day with Mrs. NJ. G. Tsy.
Tor last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Thompson Of South
Londonderry were in town July 2and 3rd
to attend the foldiers reunion. IL
w. B. simonds Of North Bennington
came up on Sunday to see hi, brother-in. d
law, p. J. Walker, who is gaining slowly.
--silAs II. Seaver, formerly a private In \
Co. c., l4.h Vt. yols., died on Friday and
Was buried at Dellwood Cemetery on Nor r
day, Rev. John Bsrstow OBLIGATED. Il
Mrs. George b. HOLSTER, the Misses
HOLSTER and Mr.. Thomas HOLSTER Of Cir A
cinnAti, Ohio, have arrived aud are at the t.
HOLSTER house for the summer.
Mrs. Ann Adams who has been with n
friends In New Hampshire for the last two Y
years, has returned to Manchester and lie
living with her brother Alden Lincoln. ii
SOUTH DORSET. NJ
The NJ. d. & g. car WAS crowded all
lay the An. X
The heavy rains washed the bill roads u
badly and there Ia no. money enough to a.
hem. III
Misses Hilda ard Helen Bowen are "
spending their vacation with their aunt,
Mis-. A. A. Norton, Ia Granville, N. Y.
Bowen took some photos Of the II ,ber ( \. Al
r. Lincoln cfesmery last week. Frank
Walker the mansger, keeps everything 10
ine shape. on
-. X. Burns went to Albany, N. r., -
he an 10 attend the funeral Of the last "a
survivor Of hl, fathers family, an uncl, on =.
he police force. "
Several took 10 the South ingford
aces the h aud report good time. Both
he bottle and drink license places did q :, !.
,ig business AZ ututl. =.
IT l. Waodsrd Who bought the Robert
sdgerton farm In Dinby, recently saw "a
3oweL's IN Tar add In the JOURNAL and "
fought 10 I for bis house. He has sam. =,