The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-04-28

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- n Hard aod family are eIpec,s
hons from California about Nay lst
Mas Aller. teacher 10 the public sehc
Il 81 AID has gore TO her home for wee
John r. walsh, G. N clafk't gardne
has rc,nrttd 10 iosn ard commenced worl
The roads are getting well settled At
the grsss begins 10 look green bu, II Ia Ell
quite cool.
Mrs. Arthur Taylor has come up ffof
Mes iore for few days TO look after be
summer resiience, the Cascades"
Mr.. A. NJ. Gilbert and Mrs. II. X
UIlbcit and family arrived 10 town on Nor
day. They will s,sy ior the present q, th
orvs cottage.
Mr.. snd Mrs. Guniber came to th
.glms" from Sew York last week for
few days, 10 &c, their houfe and ground
10 readiness for the summer.
Charles Dalton Clegborn, who 10 sooi
10 graduate from the College OF Physician
and Surgeons, New York City, has mad'
second place 10 81. Francis Hospital 10 tina
city, his work 70 commence there July LIST
The following golfing dates have beer
arranged for the Ek~onok course at ihi'
place: July ! 4, open handicap tourna'
ment, July 20.39. Taconle cup tournament,
August 1870, Ftrst Presidents cup, Aug
ust 2t-27, Presidents cup.
Mr.. aud Mrs. @. W. Bennett intended
10 return TO Manchester Monday, from New
Jersey, where they have passed the winter
but Mr.. Bennett had the misfortune to get
q fall which gave him some bad bruises,
bu. hopes TO get home this week
The University Settlement 10 New
York has been giving an exhibition Of
paintings to the East side jewellers, which
has been attended by a. many rs 1900
children 10 single afternoon. The most
popular picture with the little folks !,
Lichtenauer's simple study In colors, "old
Age and Youth" Mr.. Lichtenauer is well
known 10 Manchester.
Miss Y. J. Fowler invited a large num-
Der Of village people to listen to talk by
her friend, DR.. Gibbons Of Alaska. He oc.
cupied nearly two hours 10 very Interest
Ing description Of that far away territory
He scored congress for taxing the people
without representation aud for refusing to
give the people q territorial government.
The excuse has been that 1t la vast terri
tory extending more than one thousand
miles, much Of II open only four months
% the year and having only a sparse and
migratory population. II cost the nation
! considerable sum to govern the territory
Ind the only way Of getting the money
back Vas by . fmsll tax on the people.
Within the pas. three years, however, the
population has increased to 60 900 with |
hrec or four perm inent cities Of considerA-
de size and no doubt home government
would be best. Congress has Jus. passed a
I'LL giving . delegate In Congress to Alas
In.
SEMINARY NOTES.
Principal Colburn cor Quoted the ser
Ices At the Congregational church In Eas,
arlington last Sunday In the absence Of
he pastor.
DIR. J. II. Ediy, class Of go, Of Glens
'alls, \. Y made short visit at the Sem
,sry last week. He noticed many improve
tents since his graduation.
The students Of the Seminary give
,cIr three short playa, under the direction
Mr. Robinson. At the uoion Opera House
Ianchester Centre, on Friday evening OF
ia week, for the bcfeds Of the Athletic
ssociation. The plays are "Petticosr
erfiiy,r "Sseond Thought and BOX
I'd Coz
Candidates for the base ball team are
ard At work 10 preparation for the frat
lme OF the season TO BE- played at Ben I
ngton saturday with the High schooi
Am. The schedule Is as follows. April /
!, Bcnniuston high school At Bennington q
Icy 7. Rutland high school at Rutland II
~ IA, Rutland high school at Mancbes- =
q; Nay 81, Washington Academy, Salem, /
Y, at Salem; MAY ~. Bennington Nigh
aool At Manchester; Nay 30, open; June
Eimunds high school, Burlington, 81 :
,ochssier; JuDe 4. Washington Acad, my n
Manchester; June II, opef Jane 10, y
iddlsbcry high school q, Aisdleburf !; ]
me IA. Etmunds high school At Burliue- n
q, June ii. Nergsnno high school ., b
rgennes Junc Is, open. Games with !,
ans 10 nsiehborin. towns will probably :
arranged to be played durifg the middle A
the weeks.
MANCHESTER CENTRE
Read Graves new advertisement.
Robert Amcdon vas home over sun 10
v.
Mrs.. Laura 7 ylor Is very sick with .
ssmatism.
Convent msesItg ., the vss,ry sa,ur. b,
! Il 2 10 p. m. At
Mrs. AahalA Wilson has 90 nearly re- N
'ered ~ TO be able to be Gu.
-yr Oh strawberries 10 cents, Friday pa
ssiurdaysae 4 l.. Graves. II
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Rev Mr.. Bastow viii have charge OF %
prayer service Wednesday evening. 70
y. c. Hsinel 10 inp'oving ihe appear
c Of hls place BY isylfs a marble ,ide ="
u.
! a Nay nnt falls on ssndsy notice 10
60 that the Lac axsirsi fshicg on Sun. "
stll he rixidly e. freed
-lrslsg Conpor, who has been 10 New M
Il lhe pas, two years. haa returned 10 "a
81 his father Ia running bis large farm.
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