The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-11-03


MANcuGrre.
-san lflsh q Scranton, IA 10 yisiilr
Mis- clara PcFllut.
-As Df Bsfnhsm k0d family left Il
their Btcoslys home On Friday.
-wm v Reed Ia, rented Mrs. X. !
Bsuoas eoitsge for the Winter.
Mr.. Ard Mrs.. Chsrloes Randall return
I'd las, wosk from their visit TO Msssschui
e,is and Msine.
-yr and Mrs. Il sherman Fowler so
Mr.. ard Mis-. DeCo1rsey left on Tuesds
for New York.
C. t. woodcock will receive the eles
too rstars BY telephone usrs Toesds.
evealbg Abd report same 81 Court House
Hon. n. T. Llncoln will also erect
large barn 20 feet 10 length on his premI
ses, the Foundation having already bee
completed
The Misses skinner, who have boel
spending me iine 10 Manchester, left OF
Friday for New York aud later will returi
to their home 10 Chiesgo.
III. Il Bsssins, Of Granville, n Y.,whil'
on 50 automobile drive, accompanied b.
Ills two daughters aud son, called on Man
chester irictds the drst Of the week.
The EquInoI Spring Co Is shipping Z
large amount Of spring water and the fam
Gus Equlnox ssussge Ia sgaln tickling the
palatss OF New York eplcures.
la addition to the deer killed near the
tolLgste by Mr.. Wright, Jay Bentley's
son shot one near the Bcsrtown notch and
George Wade shot a foe buck on the east
mountain,
The Summary football team was dc.
fes,ed by the Mddlebury College team at
klidlebury Monday | TO 0, but beat the
yergenues High school team at vergennes
Tuesday II TO 0,
The MAJ chester Historical Society
viii meet with Mrs. Nicer on Monday CIV.
ening Nov. 7sh. The subject for ditcu,slon
will be the d Herent occupants OF the older
houses Of the village.
"A pleasant progressive euchre party
va, given by Miss w. d. Hssley last
Thursday evening. There were eight tables
and the ncns' prlzes were won by George
Smith snd o. @. Felt ard The womens' by
Miss Rose Mofi,t and Mrs. william Burton.
The news OF the death Of Charles Shlres
commonly known as Charlie Golf,n at
Hoosiek Falls, n. Y, has been received
here. shirts Was well known character,
having driven the golf wagon to the Elk
wanok links for the pact three years. He
will be missed by prominent golfer all
over the country.
Advertised Istters: Ira Brady, Pite
Bs yle, Mrs. Adelipe Chapman, Mrs. Dave
Cody, Miss Bell Jyhrson 2, Charles Y.
Jones, John McNulgy, Mrs, Rosa Putnam,
Patrick II. oNlel, Mrs. Geo Pickering,
Harvey Pate, W. II. Peabody, Mons Sou
BERN. Mrs. Ella stpersop, Miss Agnes
Tsmmany, l.. Ashton Thorpe, Mrs. G. A.
Wakemsn.
--B. A. Fish butcherei two pigs l0ls
months old that weighed 72l pounds. These
pigs had no grslu and were fstted on sep.
arsitd milk. Mr. Fisk Ia one Of the most
prominen, farmers In town and knows how |
to raise stock for market and slways gets
the highest market price. He also has
very fine herd Of thoroughbred Gurnsey
cattle among them bull that weighs near
ly lcco pcuuds.
"A Young Peoples Chorus Of sbout 20
voices has bsen organized to lead he sing
Ing At the Sunday and Tuesday evsning
Mis- colburn and Mrs Aldrlch,
teachers At the Seminary, are 10 dril them.
They will meet for rehearsals a, the close
81 the Tuesday evening prayer meetings
All the yourg people who sing are invited
10 be present next Tuesday. This 10 fne
for our yourg people to get
great help In sirglns, and II 10 hoped many
viii improve It.
Before II Ia decided br the County to
veil the Court House at Manchester their
lille should be looked up. As matter OF
lac, the County has no title. The Court
House was built on land that WAS used 1t
nrtt ~ public bnryire ground ard after.
wards ~ common owned by the town.
The County never purchasod the lard tu,
Vas permitted TO build upon IL, the citizens
u the town paying part q the expense
Ind reservirg the use q the building for
Town mse,ir r. ard other public purposes.
The town certainly has better title TO II
has The County.
The klsses Hoyi OF CT Wtsl .3rd ST.,
Few York, sumner residence Manchester
rave one cf their costume uuslcslesn at
;Arrissn-cn. the Hudson, recently. before ,
arae and enih1sissiic audience. They ,
Wefe deiighiie snisrtslted 1t the High !
and Country at house by Mrs. William
Aureh o.born 81 Madison Ave. ard also at ,
Castle oshorre." They were guests on
rresdAy Of the ssaas week of The Twelfth
light Club" singing for Nine Heitk on
shsch cccar - she ~Hs made Al Honorary
nesuber Of ~ clah and faY0rtd the mem
err and guests with some eharmlrg sopgs.
The seminary football team defeated
be Rsilsnds last Saturday. The Herald
ays Of The game The string ~ yictofsss
hitch the Rutland high fcbcoi football
cam havs been secsmslslirs uas broken
a,ufdsy ~ben The Burr and Barton semi
sry hoys trimmed The locals a, the fair
rounds By lhs ssors Of to o Ia q closely
game, The strong game put up
y The seminary bora showed tia, much
ard practice hsd been put 10 BY thea
No The ari game recently played when y
DC high sesool bsys defeated ID. M IL To 0
! their oar grounds At kAbehssier. Trs-
~ inaslllty 10 atop the herdling OF Davis