The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-07-07

y v. "a tlsliiag MAJ Ls1iS sykes.
The DErel i'Ntfy has beta clofe
tie past ~ccs ~ order Of The COMMITTEES
whiie The footat are bslHg eiesntd Al
pasElod. All ihote who have hooks 90
-ill ilaely return thea 70 Des. Gilbcr
sykes store q, once, aud report Tie MAJ Z
Slpes to Miss Loaiac sykes. The Commit
tee hope 10 open the rooms sgs'n 10 ID
public IN about ten days
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--Afs. Clarence Miller has gone to Maio
to vial, her son.
--Fsnk KllswoTih Of Troy, n. y. hs
been visiting hls father.
Mr.. Ard Mira Fred Howard Of poul,
Eey speni the fourth 10 town.
~-oscnr Perin who has been spending
several days with bic parents returned Il
hIs hone 10 fAiflee Friday.
q lises number from this place esle'
bfatsd the fourth Ia GRANVILLE and Troy
n. Y. There was gate adisplsy OF fire
works on kYron Roberta lawn.
Ralph T.. s.snJrd OF Auburn, N. Y.
aud Mas Maize Y Hogle were married at
Geneva, n. Y. last week. Rev. c. 7. Hogle
OF Eilenburgh Center, n. Y. perform ~
the ceremony.
The following IL the program for the
next grange meetipg,J uly Z, which will
be 10 charge OF the married men Song
By grange choir; reading by Joe Perkins (;
duet, violin and piano, Rollln Hopkins AZ d
Joe Perklni; recitation, N. y Howard !;
sopg, male qusrtette; current tyent',
Horace T. Moore; sermon and song by 5.
NORTON Moore daet, violin ard piano, n
b. Roberts aud Henry Barden; atalk on
road bulldog, Noel Bentley; song. msle
q aartette question for discussion, "Should
the farmers wives assist In any OF the cut
door work, or should their duties be entire
ly inside the farm houset speakers, Charlie
Hopkins Fred Sweet, Sam Haye, Ernes,
Bsbee, Martin Nelson and joe Crosier;
roll call, each member answering with an
anecdote, music, after which refreshments
win be served by the married men.
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Miss Della Hapgcod Is home for the
summer.
Bradford Pfouty's people are entertain
ing friends from Ludlow.
--Edna ard Evelyn Burroughs OF Rut-
! md are at W. b, S.mords'.
Mrs. Su,an Lakin went to Manchester
Depot Friday to stay over Su day.
Mrs. Fred Holden and chi dren OF Stowe
are guests at Mrs. Ina Cooledge's.
Mrs. Mary Cutler Of Marlboro, Mass.
IS with her niece Mrs. Frank Wyman.
Miss Sara Litch closes Ler ,chool FRI
lay the sh and expects to return home
saturday.
Nos. and 4 schools, Miss Mabel Brown
md Miss Minerva Lyon, teachers, closed
tuesday the ash inst.
Mr.. Ellis and Mr.. Dennett Of Boston
anne up In their automobile and stayed
over Sunday at Des. N. b. Lyons.
Mrs. c. X, Batchelder and two young.
st daughters from Beaufort, s. c., arrived
n town on Friday and are occupying their
hummer home here.
The Hech family are to come the 9th.
o the residence Of Albert Slmonds. Mrs.
emily Simonds is to board with Mrs. Sarah
russell until September.
DIR. Burton's family came to their cot.
age for the summer Friday in the pour
pg rain. Saturday the Grant family came
0 Wallace Farnum's for the season.
No. 6 school closed last Friday and
lies Vail, the teacher, went to her home
4 Allston, Mass on Saturday. Miss ChIir-
e Willard, one Of her pupils, accompa-
led her for visit.
On account Of the repairs 10 progress
, the village church the morning service
,r next Sunday, July TO-, will be held at
be old church In the north part Of the
own at the usual hour, II o'clock.
Nelson Reed was taken suddenly Ill
lille In the employment Of NJ, J, Hapgood
rIday. Dr.. MilliDgton was called and
ND 1t was the rusult Of rush Of blood to
lie head. II 10 hoped his case is not ser-
us.
The glorious fourth was ushered In by
Ilutes from Otto Cooledge's cannon. Pic
&c parties started out In their several d.
c.lons leaving few to stay at home to at
nd to the wounded In Gaze some should
III In the fray.
Died at Pembina, N. Dakota, June goth
liet Q iackeDbush formerly Of Hoosick, N.
. His body was brought to the home Of
s wife at Laniiogburgh, N. Y where the
neral was attended by relatives ard
lends Friday, June "a h.
Hawthorne In fiction describes house
It'll seven gables, but NJ j. Hapgood has
lit ore with seven hrep,sces. Already
ests begin 10 arilye, but the unfinished
ndition Of the Bromley makes 1t neces-
ry for private houies to take them TEN.
SANDGA1E.
Mrs. Stephen X. Lincoln and son are 4,
iting her parents In Troy, n. Y.
Mrs. CLARK Hamilton ard daughter were
itlng In Salem, N. Y. last week.
The metal ceiling has been put on In :
e NJ. 4. church and they will now paper
g SIDE walls.
Mss Loomis closed her school July I,t
III concert In he evening". A fac pro- ,
am was rendered.
j Clifford Peck Of the Allen National
80 Naomi Peck ard Miss Jennie Vaughn
Fair Haven are visiting friends Ia town.
The ladies Of the M. l. church served