The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-06-16

"A. X. Martin, clerk q. the EquinoI
House, returned from New York Saturday
Charles Clemenshsw and family Of
Troy hsv arrived At The willows" fol
the summer.
Mrs. Edward G. 0rvis 10 whiting hel
daughter, Miss Edna ofvis, a. Wellesley
College.
Miss stelle hiss rented her cottsge fol
the summer 10 Mrs. X. Parsons Of Flush
log, N, Y.
The base ball team will play the Equi.
nor nine on the Seminary grounds Mon
day afternoon.
Mr.. Davies saw very hne buck deer
at the Equinox reservoir at the foot Of the
mountain on Monday.
--Qai,e mum bsr Of cur guests are al
ready patronizlng the golf links and
matches will soon be In order.
Mr.. W. H. Mcclure and family Of Al
bSny arrived at their cottage here last
week, also A. N, Reed.
-Mrs, George Owls and son Franklin,
arrived from New York last week TO spend
the summer In Manchester.
"A. Il. Msrsden took the contract Of the
village to build the branch sewer on Main
street and has II completed.
Miss Alice Bennett, Register 10 the
Probate office, Ia taking vacation Of sew
erAl weeks, visiting friends In Massachus-
etts.
Rev. John Bnstow 10 attending the
l0g:h annual meeting OF the Vermont Con-
vention OF Congregational churehs at st.
Johns3ury.
Felt the Main street shoe dealer would |
call special attention to his large msor,-
ment Of low shoes for simmer In tan and |
many kinds Of leather.
The Ru,latd Railroad will run an ex-
cursion 10 Montreal, June 2ilh, TO attend
the celebration Of 81. Jtan Bsp,iste. Tick
eta good June "A b TO 3oIh for fare one and
one third foi round TIP,
George II. Thatcher Ard family Of Al
bsny arrived for the summer on Monday.
Though p,.ro1s OF the EquinoX House for
msny years they will this year occupy one
Of Mlss Fowler's cottages for charge.
The students Of Barr and Burton Sem.
mary will hold prize speaking contest at
Music Hall, on Saturday evening June 10
Music viii be provided and q pleasant oc-
caslon 10 assured. Aiminion 20 cents.
The fsr.fsmod E4lIaor House opened
l,s doors TO the public to-day Tor the fifgy-
second season. v. G. ofvis n Manager 40
ususl ard with w. y. ofv.. usls,ant, A Il
Martin chief clerk, Andy. q. Bacon steward
lhe guests may be assured Of good care and
Tnere we're over ffty
quests At the opening, larger number than
usual.
No public tpiii.ed citizen should be alb J,
zen, from the Seminary Alumni dinner on
Tuesday eysrirs, Iute 2lsl q, I O'Clock .,
ne Eqainox lllae. II Is hoped that Re-
,resentsiive Poster al Burlington will be :
present a. gu'f 4 honor. and several frst :
AS specie &c expected. Names OF :,
hosc sIpse.i,. 70 attend should Be left at :
ne drug s,ore Without fail before Jure |,
in.
Harvey +. ugisy died very suddenly ;,
sis. "Wednesday morning ,ged 81 years. I
10 had been ssfking IN The garden and !,
ame to The l.. use, complaialrg Of pain Ia :,
10 stomach. lie a.; down Ia a chair 10 :.
cad ard died ai once, probably from heart = !,
aiiere. Mr. Isisy sss bora Ia Isnegrovc =
I'd when youna man commenced 10 drive =
stage across the meun,slIs whlch be con. a.
lnued until the railroad Was bell, aud WAS !,
be lac, cns Of The old time drivers. He =
sarfied sghier a tbe late Phelps Per.
Ina and had resided Ia Manchester many
ears. He leaves one dsughier, Mrs.. May
,ohslns. rasesai Friday Al o'eices. b
$50 The fcnfrxl Of Mrs. Helen N. Colturr.
lite Of the late Mason 5. Colhurn. VAS held vi
rre Tuesday AZ erpcon III Tho rtsidetce a ~
9. l.. II. Hsmenway. hn. Colburn died
Hosclulu, II. ! 90 Mar p. She WAS In iii
" ss.h year. Rev. Mr.. Harris, formerly DC