The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-05-12
nascmrsrrR

hAAAbfaNAtAs
Read the ne~ Advertisement Of Il
Easiscr hecsf,
--J1dss To~ler 10 ,islsing Der son v, Il
powler 10 Sunderland.
--Lssls v. Martin ~as home from WI
llans College over sunday.
H. II sisckaey. the ne~ barber, hs
etesed hls rooms 10 Pcikins' Block.
Remember the poverty social Al th
church psrIos TIL. Wednesday evening.
Np Robela, entertained the hoDda
clun 81 their las, meeting FOR the season o.
Monday.
Bicycle iiisrs are reminded that ID
highway and 20. the Sidewalk Is the plao'
for riiirg.
Farmers are hsyinga 1ne time for get
.ing 10 their crops and vegetation 10 com
Log forward rapidly,
Mis- Black has rented her cottage fol
the sumner 10 Mr., Gleason and family o.
Troy who have spent several seasons At the
Equisor houss.
The body OF Mrs, Lyman, mother Of
Mrs. John A. Sanford OF Rutland Wal
broight here wednesday for interment Ia
Dellwood Cemetery.
"a large number Of fishermen have tried
their luck the past week. We have heard
OF no large catches thus far though several
very large trout have been captured.
More money ID needed for paying pos-
,age on the Manchester Development books.
Call At Hard's and become q member Of
the Association. II costs only two dollars.
-Rollin Il. Coy OF North Bennington
spent suudsy'wi,h bis mother who has been
se,i ,usly III for several weeks aud does not
seem to gain AZ her friends wish she might,
C. ID. slmonds has gone to North Am
berst, Mass to spend a few weeks on the
farm OF bis uncle TO add muscle to hi, arms
aud tan TO his face, In other words to re-
euperate.
Paul Waterman and X. y. Mcqueen
came up from New York Monday to look
aftea the golf links Of the Ekwonok Coun-
Try Club. They viii be 10 de condition
for playing 10 June.
Recent vacancies 10 the Board Of Trus-
tees OF the Mark skinner Library hsve been
Il led By the election Of the following per-
sons: Robert T. Lincoln, Edward 5.
Ishsm, y PArmslee Prentice and Mark S.
willing.
Advertised letters: Rev. Duton, Fred
Conkiip, Miss Emery, Frank Fargo, J Fin
man. Mrs. Lucy Jackson, Antonio Marino,
Miss Hattie Nichols, Miss Mary X. Roberts,
x. A. S,ratton, @. NJ. Van Amerigo ,, her-
rlt white.
MIR. and Mrs. J. N. Hard and son Wal.
ter arrived home from California GU Friday.
Mr.. Hard appears to be some better than
when be went away but does not expect to |
be able to give much attention to business
Of present.
Charles c. Bell, prominent farmer Of
this place attempted to commit suicide
Tuesday night with pen-knife. lie made
! serious wound 10 hIs throat but DR.. Trull
vas summoned and thinks he will recover.
lie had been partially deranged for some
time and source OF anxiety to his family.
A. II. Martin went to New York city
,n Tuesday TO be sbsent several weeks at
he Lorraine, = East ash Street, where he
Will have plans Of the rooms Of the Equinox
House and will make arrangements for
yuests Of the house from New York. He
AN also furnish Information 10 regard TO
cottages for renting In Manches-
Ter.
Il telegram on Wednesday morning
,rought the sad news Of the death Of Mrs.
frances Skinner willing which occurred
uddenly on Tuesday at Passadens, Cal,
Uhere abe had spent the winter. Az all
,ur readers know ,hc wss the generous
|oncr OF the doe Mark skinner Memorial >
library and ~ token ef love and respec,
or the deceased the library will be draped !
b mourning ard remain closed until after /,
be funeral, the date Of which has not yet
'sen Determined, The in,e.msnt Will be In 4
he Deilwood Cemetery.
-. q. Hersey OF Boston, Mass.. b 8 Tx o
o the eon.ract TO bald Hon. Robert T. 4
,lncoin's summer residence here. IL VIII
) located on the top OF the bill east Of Il c
,hAm residence, "ofmsby Hill' and viii
. Of wood i27 fee, 10 length and a. feet in
4 ith with pisrssf, hslconies etc. Mr.. J
7. PAlmster, representing Mr.. Hersey, Ia !,
ready here and has commenced the work
digging and blasting for the foundation.
ost Of the work viii be dore this summer "
Ut II viii not be occupied until next as-
~. Mf. lincoln having rensed cottage J
sre for the summer.
SEMINARY MOTHS. 10
--principxi Coltufs has engaged Miss :,
apgood Of Peru 10 teach clan 10 elocu- :
sn durins the res, Of The team. Ten In y
vsdssl lessons viii be given to each one
The clisi. ~
The baseball team went 10 Rutland "
I,ardsy ard defss,,d the high school By
% score 81 q 10 10 very exciting game. ,
D Tuesday the students tu, for errors 81
,1id have wLiiewsshed The csstleion team
the home grounds. defeating them ~ to III
A game wIll be played With the Rutland d,
n school team saturday al The fair
o AIDS and close game Ia ex ,ec,ed. e,
MAscnistIR CENTRE. dc
Mrs. W. A. Adams has nearly recover. Y
from Der iotg liiceft. -
II. W. Maiiisos has moved Into the y
cms over his barber shop.
--Nrl Lsura Ta,lsr remains stcet tie
me and il SIN very III. 90
Miss sasan Baekiln has been isker 70
NJ k.t.- g.