The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-10-06

MAAeHEsfLA,
&C. N. ClsiA's family retained 10 Phi
s5slphis o. wedne.dy.
The Monday Club viii meet with Mr.
&c Peiklts n,rl MDcday.
The Es.stok goli links are silll eps
ssd " Ia Zoe weather for playing.
Mr. ard Ma. william X Reed Of Cley'
lAsd, 0alo. are ylslliax ~ Rev. A.
Rseas.
The KqaIa0r House will have It's Al
nusl sale oi crockery, etc, At Music Hal
for one week, b'gIhuisg Monday, osl. l0!i
A char CO to buy cheap.
@. W. Bsgant has plreassed OF Mrs. y
n. Owls The corner 10, on Franklin avenu
opposite the Catholic church and will a
once commerce the erection Of a coltsge
Hon. Robgr, r. Lincoln left for Chic
ago las. saturday. His 1ao summer resi-
deeee here 10 well under way and will b
completed 10 time for occupancy mex
Jane.
His health no, being good enough Il
return to college flr hii last year, G. ID
slm5bds has gone to Detroit, Mich, wher'
he has q position With j II. Walker wht
has spent the lut two summers at the
Equinox House.
The Lsdle,' Benevolent Society will
give a reception 10 the Congregations
church pAilors on Friday evening October
7lb, to the teachers ard pupils Of Burr and
Burton Seminary. All friends OF the Sem
mary are invited
The Eqalnox House closed successful
season on Monday. Most summer resorts
report light bulisess and the Equinox
House has been fortunate In securing a
good patronage. The Ofyls Cottsge ard
Fax Summit House are stlll open.
Advertised Letters; Mrs. Baird, Pro-
prietor Of Curtis Farm, @. Gress, Ernest
l.. Harris, Miss L'bbie King, Jerry Leonard
2, Antoine Msrtei, Mrs. Vols Miles, Mrs.
Jas. G. Peabody, Miss Eli beth u, Rice,
Gordon r. stringer, Robert Wilson, Mrs.
NJ. Wallace, Mrs. Il. W. wskeman 2.
Cards have been received here aud in
Dorset Of the marriage Of Miss Florence b..
Houshton OF Sssnton to Mr.. james Nor
man Nicholson OF Hsrdwiek on Wednesday
afternoon, September 2s.h, 10 The Me,ho-
dis! church al Sssnton. Miss Houghton
WAS a member Of the class OF 95, Burr ard
Burton Summary and has been for several
yer, a successful teacher In Westerly,
RI.
The annual meeting Of the Manchester
s. 7. G. A. took place on Monday, seplem-
Der 26,b, for the election Of officers and
other business. Mr.. Sherman and Mr..
rardy took the prizes for the working
horses In best condition at the Fair. 1t was
voted to send ~ 90 to Mr.. Tower OF Rut-
land 10 help slorg the State Humane Work.
The treasurer, Mas j 0. Hswley asks the
members TO kindly band their dues to her
~ toon as convenient.
The Rutland High School team defeat
ed the Seminary foot ball team Saturday,
evidently through lack Of practice. The
Rutland herald says Of the game. 1.-The
Rutland High School foot ball team defeat.
I'd the Burr ard Burton seminary sggregs-
tion in game played on Blackmer's field
ct Manchester Saturday afternoon by a
score Of IL TOO. The game was interesting
ard s,ubbornly contested, although the
visitors seemed TO have the best OF I, from
the star, TO hoi,h. At critical times the
high school team exhibited excellent skin,
due undoubtedly to hard practice.
Henry Nelson OF Sunderland was ar.
rested by Sheriff Wilson recently and taken
before Judge Bates Of Bennington ard fen-
fenced TO states prison for two years for
stealing dress sui, case belonging to Miss
Jcnnle Corgdon Of wallingiord. Miss Con.
don checked The case a, Rutland August
s,h for wallIreford hu. on presenting the
check Il could nol be found. The railroad
company haaIly paid her for Is. At the
Manchester fair two Dandy ladies ncos nIz-
cd enc Of the stolen dresses on the person |
Of stranger and ihsy reported The fac,
AMI the theft Was traced 10 Nelson who
wal arrested BY the sher 4
"A despatch WAS received Tuesday morn.
Ing bringing ness 81 the sudden death
from heart disease, OF Mr.. Herbert Casssrd
ii the Waldorf Astoria hotel, New York.
Mrs. cassard had 10 news Of his illness but
lef, Manchester for New York on Monday,
bot dh rot arrive until after his death.
Mr.. CassArd was well known In Manchester
ard ~a man a rnsny attractive qualities
and bad mat 'f'erds here Who sympAihife
with Mrs.. c. ard In her great tereave-
ment. hr. Issssrd WAS an active mtmter
of the EtwAnoE Coeniy Club Abd greatly
Interested 10 ito prosperity. He Was for
me.ly resident Of Baltimore bot for The
lssi year on 40 WAS 10 business 10 New
York city. tie leaves no children.
--rse foliositr hsisr ~ss recently re-
eslyed from ", II. whitney Of sommer.
willie. Man have tockle, ef Msnehcs.
ter which Indicates By lis DESCRIPTION Il
sbs place ard Surroundings that {. may be
AZ attractive placs 10 para a few weeks dur.
iag the fail naopihs. ! am contemplating
visi,ing yces s,s,e peri month ard am de-
siroas Of asiei place, yet teaaslfsl scen-
cry, attractive views, boating, etc. | take
the liberty q msklsg Inquiry ef yoa re-
CARDIAC ,bess particulars nosioes 10 The
booklet and r'srree maze TO yssr ALSO
elaiios. Car you refer int TO some arss-
elass sesrdinT place pleasxaily located.
prsfsf more qs.es thar 10 fcsnd Usually st
the tc;sis. The pleasing description Of The
,ows AID surroundings Induced ne 70 make