The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-08-04

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Grunewaid RI Regain Z
Empl,es. Marroe and Reynolds.
The season for The Twentieth Century
Club opened late 10 June with . businesi
meeting at the house OF Mrs. Reed. The
President, Mrs. Cassard, having gone
abroad, the club found IL necessary, much
to their regret, TO sccep, her resignation.
THIS WAS done with much appreciation OF
tho success Of the club during Mrs. Cas-
snd's presidency, and Miss Jeaie Hawley
vas elected President 10 her place. The
remaining ofli.ers were all reelected, and
ltwo additional members placed on the
Reading Committee. few new names
we're added to the membership list, which
10 necessarily limited TO q number eonven-
lent TO entertain. The regular meetings
began on June 2slh with Mrs. Watson, Miss
smyth and Miss Clsghorn read the opening
chapters OF "rhe Fat Of The Lstc, por-
ulsr book on farm life by Dr.. w. Street.
er. The club voting TO meet weekly, and
TO spend some time resdiag this book, II
was continued the following Monday, when
the club met with Mrs, Brown, Mrs. Hsr-
rover and Mrs. Wild read from this book,
and Miss Jessie Hswley read srevlew Of 1t,
and brief sketch CT the late George Y.
Watts X. A. On July ll,h the club met
with Mrs. Carver, Mrs. Tbacher ard Miss
| n a. ~ H.t rbaI
Land" and Mrs. Burnham read a short
story OF Southern life which was much en-
Ioyed. The rext meeting was at 0rmsby
Hill with Mrs. Ishsm. The readers from
the continued book were Mrs Parsons and
Miss Fowler, followed by Miss Dorothy
Garfield, who read 8 story translated from
the Italian. The tixth meetiag OF the sea-
SOD, (sud tho seven'y.fith since the club
began WAS held with Mrs. Burnhsm, Mrs.
Strong and Miss Jessie Hawley read from
the continued book and the hostess read the
nrst chapter Of The rev book by the Ccun-
tess Won Aenim, elizabeth La Rugen."
These afternoons Of reading continue to be
much enjoyed and a very pleasant element
Of life In Manchester.
GOLF NOTES
There will be competition against
Bogie on the links here Saturday for cup
presented by J. d. f. Hereshoff, Of New
York City.
The annual open scratch tournament
for the First Presidents cup will beg reIt
wednesd day ard last through the eek. The
qualifying round will be 80 holes medal
play and the 6aal rounds will all be 80 |
holes. The entry list will be as large as In
past years, ard will Include some OF the
best Metropolitan golfers.
MANCHESTER CENTRE.
Read A. l.. Graves rev advertisement.
The ladies Of the Baptist church held
a. ice cream party in the park Tuesday ev-
eaipg.
Mrs. Susie Wilcox and daughter Edna,
Of Hooslck Falls, N. " visited at Harry
Adams last week.
Rev. DR.. Smyth will preach at the
Methodist church Sunday morning. No
services In the evening.
The following guests are stopping at
the Colburn House: Mrs. 4. II. Coyne,
Mrs. $. i. Barnard, Mrs. Margaret A. Shat
fer and Mis- ). Francis MeCarty all Of Jer-
sey City.
Don't forget that they do all kinds Of
dress making, also repairing at the Central
Cash store. A few more pairs Of ladies'
oxfords at 9s cents, former price 81 25;
81 so and sl,15.
--0a Saturday afternoon from 3 to 6
o'clock, 81. Margarets Guild will place on
'ale 10 whipple's drug store cake, rolls,
bread, hons made July, etc.
"A braas band was organized at The
Depot July 2ah. The following officers
we're elected: c. A. Bourn, Pfes., II. l..
Adams, secy. and Treas Charles sykes,
Fred SIeeter and II. $ Kitg, Finance com.
mittec. Mr.. George Wood was elected
leader and ii. l.. Adams lieutenant.
MANCHESTER DEror.
Mrs. Bell slmonds has gone to Ben.
nington to visit friends.
Mis- Lambert OF Troy, N. ", 10 visit
ug her father, Hiram Lambert.
Commercial travellers are impatient for {
the opening OF the New Hotel. q
Geo. y Wade caught large bear In b
rap on the morutain one day last week.
Mrs. Mary Griflh was the guest Of G
her sunis Mrs. james Bourn a1d Mrs. En- 0
ward Mallory last week.
The N. ID 4 @. X. r Is doing q coed
,uslness these days, p'tnty Of freight and Il
nany passengers. :
IN. ]. Hspzood OF Peru WAS Ia town on b
Of las, we,k. The hotel Hap. a
rood Ia now open and doing a good bui- o
iess. Ia,
The repairs on the depot are nearly J
onpleied and 10 some respects they make Il
o Improvement, 10 others hey are 4 dis. Il
appointment. r
Among the Saturday bargains a. the
sew York Sore are rugs. sseets, pillow o
ases, ladies' Irsey vests, and bed qulIis, "
shiie ard e2lored. o
The new hotel 10 gradually nearing !"
ompletIon ard X. I. Bsichelaer Of Perrls
Ipse;ed 10 move ever In iso or three y
Feeis TO have charge Of furnishing Il. v
The Gfifslh Esta.s will get out and :
sK'kei about thirteen million feet OF lun- = \
er this year which Ia the largest amount, =
be company ever produced 10 che rear.
socTn DOEsET. !,
--aair, thunder ard llghinlrg a pleaty. !.
Calvin sheldon ard Graee Darba, we're a
arr ed last week. ~