The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-08-25
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Miss Anna B.ttl., who has been spend
Ing number Of months In Earope, has re-
turned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. W, II. Graham have an
addition to their family 10 the person Of a
second son.
Senators Proctor and Dillingham; and
Secretary Of Agriculture Wilson were at
the Equinox House Monday.
--slsder, the Rutland optican, will be at
his rooms over felt's shoe store this Thurs
day from noon until Q p. N. Examinations
free.
Mrs. 7. W. Millett Of Seminary Avenue
celebrated her Dad birthday on Monday.
She WAS the recipient Of some nice pres
eats.
Hon. Robert T. Liacoln has gang Of
Italians trimming out his forest and making
general improvements on his large holding
OF lands in town.
a. w. schwenck Of Brsttleboro, States
Attorney for wIndbsm County, was In
town Saturday looking up the titles to the
mountain lands to be purchased by the New
York syndicate, He thinks the big sale
may 70 through.
The EqainoI base ball team will play
tho "RIversdes" OF Hoosick Fails on Sat
urday afternoon aud on Tuesday the Strong
Bennington frat team. The Bennington
game will probably be the best Of the sea.
son.
The Rev. Robert A. Hume d. D., one
OF the mos. successful Missionaries Of the
American Board 10 Indis, will preach 10 the
Congregational church next Sunday morn
Ing. At the close Of ti.sermon the annual
contribution for forsisn Missionary Work
will be received. Dr.. Hume 10 q strong
preacher and all should hear him who can.
Preparations for very exciting season
OF football are being made at the Seminary.
Manager Hughes has bis schedule OF games
we'll commenced and the outlook OF the
team 10 very promising, The management
are Ia hopes that they may interest the en-.
tire community and ths. the games will be
witnessed by large enthusiastic crowds.
Misses Frances and Grace Hoyt will
have . vaudeville entertainment $, Music
Hall Saturday evening. They will he as
sisted by The ColumtIi urisersity qusrtette
c composed Of Y. A. Adams, Russell +.
Hoyt, Js., BelnwAld werrenra,h and Ray
W. Thompsob; Mis- Helena Garland Albro
nj the piano, And the Equinox orchestra.
The entertainment q moving pictures
81 Mu,ic Hall Saturday evening was highly
Q appreciated by those who never Jaw any.
thing Of the kind b,fore. There Was good
audience eonsidesing the stormy evening.
Soags Illustrating the pictures we're well
rendered by y .. Stella Combs and Mr..
Blron, with h Fnns Al the plano.
The Repu iean nominee, to be voted
for In September are a. follows; Town
Representative, Fnrk c. Archibald. jos
iscei, II. N. Fowler, o. @. Felt, W. II.
Bsaedict, ". II. Fullerton, Y. b. smith.
d. II. DyG, Z. 5. King, Democratic nom
10 ~s, u spr,., nsA Ice, 9, Y. oryls, Jus,ices,
d. II. Dyer W. u. Bsndy, Y. |. Kendall,
Kari hnth, W. o. Bsbee, II. C. Reynolds.
q. q. Felt.
Advertised Letters Miss A. g. An
dsHson, Mrs.. Jossph cb.velSer, Mrs. Mary
Ccayes, Miss Cara Coney, Freddie II.
keei. X. n. Jennings, Earl iamsn, F.w.
Kelley, Axpes Morris, Harry hsuby, Miss
rrsaces MsNsliy, Mamie Morris, Mrs.
k.n o.ney. Mn. ". v. Phillips, Anthony
reibro, Miss r. D. Parry, Lesl,e 4. saith.
Char Is l.. srung, w. o. Smith, Marina
duse Tiidsn, MRS, c. Tucker. Mn. W. c.
wAllos. Mr.. Fannie Wade 2
--ksaDtih Thsches and Roger Barnhsnu.
,so yourg lads from the city, esssed the.s
Gosssu Gres, anxiety By disappearing last