The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-06-02

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10 charge.
I. - The ispe term q Cosnsy cocfs will b
bella here nsri Tuesday. The pfesldlnl
edge vIll be The msn the Governor %
polnts 10 pises Of Jaage stafford, resigned
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. grove. Alfree Childr; Manchester, A. l.
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D.uid r. Bsics Essdsbofo, Crosby A
Pefrf Rsptrt, E3ward Sheldon SYNDICATE
clal Han tor ssuhurg, Esgsne Briggs
Shafsbury. ". n ahippe; STAFFORD. Y
A. Leiure; alnee lstd, Albert y. BoHen
Wirhsl, Herbert o. Coleman: woodford,
G. u. sawyer. The petli iarymen are rs
follows; Arlington, Thos. callnsn 21t,
Chas, Eddy BsRnipg or, J. y Barke, J.
q. Grigg. Go. NJ. Hswtes, II. y Hill;
Dsuci, q. II Brophy, NJ. u. Chapman, j.
A. HAskip,; Glss.ebbary, W, II Msttison ;
Ihndgfove, D. sispp,rd; Manchester, X
II. Bradley, Byron Jameson, r. Lidger-
wood Peru, A. c. Csriey Poxns', Chs.
Aedrcw, Y. Lille, N. Tawslte Readsborc,
l.. "A. croaor, II. l. safrrd; Rupert, Jas
NJ. HArwoot, A. l.. Sh,l ior sesrsburg,
II. G. Sumner; shsftsbary, l.. j. Barton,
A. A. Collins Stanford, u. Brothers Sun
derland. II. \. Buck; wILhall, n. II.
Hughes Woodfofd, A w. Hlasr.
| SEMINARY NOTES
Mas AollIe Hack parsed Sunday IN
Ludlow.
Prof. Carey A. Lied tpent Sunday in
vergennes.
| Prof. Walter A Dane delivered tie
Memorial Day address at Dorset NJ 'ndsy.
Several Of the students were prsn.
There was no tesiion Saturday, the
students being given the dsy az u, NOR a
Day came on Mondsy, the We y holiday.
The second base bail team sas b,a:en
at East Arlington last Wednesday by the
Juniors, IS to The came teams are play
Ing on the campus u "Wednesday after
| noon.
The base ball team will play the team
from Washington Academy, Salem, n. Y
on the fair grounds Saturday afternoon at
O'Clock. The boys were defeated al Salem
Nay u In very exeli1g game by score
Of TO G The home team IA determined to
turn the tables on the visitors and this
viii probably be the beet game on the
home grounds so far this sess)n.
The base ball team had everything its
own way with the Bennington team at the
fair grounds Saturday afternoon, winning
by score Of 20 to 10. The game which
was to have been played with the East Ar
poned on account Of rain ard the game at
East Arlington between the came teams
last Wednesday was called In the second
inning on account Of rain.
MANCHESTER CENTRE
Miss JUNE Lugene has returned frtm
Chicago.
--E G. B)nesteel called on friends over
Sunday.
Hope Lodge |. o o r. ini i,ted ano.
ther candidate last Monday evening. /
Subtle for Methodist church for SUM- /
day next, morning, 'i'he Qiiet Hour"
evening, "Some Good Signs Of Our Times" 4
ID II. Dyer Is making another improve !
ment on his place by the way Of patent
wire fence running along next to the side t
walk.
Mr.. Harry Mears aud Miss Ada Burke
were married at the Baptist parsonage
Monday, May 2i!h, by Rev j. S, Brown. {
The Ladies' Aid society will meet with
Mira. Bundy this Thursday afternoon. The q
Y oung ladies' society are invited to meet a
with them to consider important business t
matters. o
The annual convention OF the Benning-
ton county Womins' Christian Temperance y
Union will be held In the Congregational y
church, Rupert, next week commencing
evening at 7 80 and continuing 0
through Friday and Friday evening. Thus v
lay evening Miss Moore, Of Rocklsnd, Me-, y
,ne Of our National speakers, will give an y
address. Fiisy will be occupied with .
work, pspers, addresses. music, !.
tic. Friday evening there will be prize :,
,ntest In which six young ladies compete y
rne public are cordially invited to all ses- y
ions Of the convention. v
Memorial Day exercises were observed
according to the published program. There :
vas q good attendance OF veterans ard >.
'thers Of lions church on Sunday where :.
he Rector, Rev. ID b. McNie preached an :, :,
sermon which WAS listened to
With interest. There WAS light rain most :.
I The day on Monday but 1t did not SER :.
,usly interfere with the cermonies which =,
'ere carried out at Dellwood and the Cen :.
err cemeteries. Twenty-nine veterans were =
D line which WAS led by The Arlington Cor =,
ct Band which furni.hed very good and w
ppropria.e music After the graves were =,
ceorated the veterans and sons Of veterans :.
spsired TO @. A. II hail whore the ladies ia,
the W. r. { had prepared a substantial AZ,
inncr. This berg ever the march was ~
gaia taken up to The Center Opera House =,
here very good address by Capt. c. -.
rownell Of Burlington vas listened TO
18th pleature The P5st desires 10 txterd
ranks 10 all AID especially TO The lsdiss Of
he W. II G for contributing TO mske the vi
,ervarce 60 successful, ia
MANCHESTER DIfor %,
-Mrs. MARY Jscnps Is very los a, the a