The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-07-21
MANCHESTER,

MANCHESTER,
Vail Bucklin OF Chicago called upor
Manchester friends Tuesday.
Mrs. @. II. Wyman of Boston is Walt
ipg her mother. Mrs. Hubbard.
Mis- Fitzpatrick Of Washington !, q
guest OF Miss Strong at "Brookside."
Mrs. c, A. Bsichelder Of Filchburg
Mass., Is visiting her relatives In Manches.
ter.
Miss Alice Colby, q former student a.
the Seminary, ia visiting Manchester
friends
e. d, Elliott, ssenographer at the Equ.
tnoI House, Ia the happy father Of boy
born July TN.
Miss A lice Bennett has returned to her
duties at the Probate Office after vacation
OF several weeks.
Mrs. Alice Howell has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. 4. C. orvis, and Mrs. Car
RE Howell IL now her guest for few days.
Mr.. Hubbard, jsweer, Of Rutland, will
BIZ In this village the remainder OF the
week. lie occupies the north room in the
Court house.
You will'hrd the largest variety Of
summer shoes In town at Felts Main Street
shoe Store. A new 10, OF children's tan
oriords jus, received.
-Mrs. N. G. Burton had the misfortune
tn fall from step ladder Monday and re-
ceived somc painful bruises. Fortunately
no bones were broken.
"A large force Of men 10 employed In the
erection Of Hon. Robert +. Lincoln's resi-.
dencc ard improving the grounds. The
work will no, be completed this year.
1T Il foe weather though rather warm.
There ID usually fresh bretr, which 10
very agreeable aud the ish,s are cool.
Farmers have SECURED most Of their hay
crop.
MIR. Bosshait Of Montreal, Mr.. Fardel
of Hartford, Conn Mr.. Muller Of Brook
iyn. n. Y, Mrs Sullivan OF New York and
Mis-, Locke, OF Brooklyn, n, Y, are board
ing at q. W. Bryani's.
The strike Of the Chicago packers rath.
q affects our summer residents as most Of
our beef comes from the West. In hot
weather, however, people ale better "a II
thsy eat little mss, aud there are very coed
substitutes for beef.
- The Arlington base ball team one, the
Equinox team Saturday and Ia The eighth
inning, when the feore WAS Is to 10 their
favor, baked on what they claimed WAS an
unfair decl,ion Nv The umpire ard with
drew, the game being declared . to 0 Ia
favor OF The Rqainor. Ga Thursday the
Equinox will play the Djfsei club here.y
The JouRSAL Ril.or has spent cons ID
cradle time In locking Up The soldiers from
Mssct<s,er Who served In the Revolution.
AIRY var. H. hiss found isi names which
were 90 tbs .. -, mos, Of them militia, and
II Ia likely III all o. them saw more or hn
service. OF ala numbef 63 we're bows IN
der 81 years Of age who took the freeman
oath after the war closed which shows that
the ycung men Of the tins did their foil
share 10 the serv'ce. II Ia also certain that
the names q some volunteers In ~ emer-
wercy like ,hs battle Of Bennington ala no,
re, on the rolls and these bsnes We would
Ike 10 &c, u pcssibie. We have aen Il
stated 90 good authority tina, Jcha Roberts
and four sost were with Eslhan AIIen Al
T.oopdercga, tu. osly -four names appear
on The role. John. Christopher. Peter and
wsiiism. What vas the name % The other
ose Perhaps some Of the defcendsn,s ro~
lyirg can give al The information add also
Of oihsr ysisstceu whose names d. no;
appear 90 ,hs records. They NEST be OBJ
taises sosa IL they are 10 be esed oE he
m sarrnent.
The folio siDa nanes sppsar By the re-
eoyds 10 have served IL the wsr Of the Rev |
oirsiSn from Manehester Daniel and John |
Abbott, lensthaa AItsn, psriel, Jehr,