The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-06-15


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ped Ia 90 ., The osht' dsr, ssa pad hls re-,
gscis 10 ihs Esixs,
We call asNslisa W iisipei's a8vtriis'
msns &c gha issss. He goods are nlssy
sp-is cafe And hls loas fessasEcs aIoes q
10 = spkrssies q reliability.
--citnaEi II. Cate And son william, o
Bsrriprion we're 10 town last w~sk ylsiiis
Mr.. coGe's sister. hAss kAfy q. Cobs, wh
be, rsceniiy arrived fer The SKINNER morih
frem Lsr school 10 Hartford, Conn.
Hon. c. c. r1ila, Attorney general 0
lhs sals Of Vermont 10 10 s,tendafee .
the sessson 81 co1fi now bslrg hed. III
large rnmbu Of safe easss rqaird hi
Klieaestee.
III 10 with pleasure We announce th'
marriage OF Mr. Irving Schmelfsl aad hu
Claire l. TAYLOR on Wednesday Jane Ia, b
81 % wss, - 81. Ssu York, ey the Rev
Ernest hilm0rs siIfes
M. Geo. Smith ~ent to Troy ana re
taroed with hrs. Smith last fsiday p. N
Mff. snish 10 rapidly improving since bel
operation Ard we shall expect 10 see be-
soou, The streets IN few days.
james Hos kys youngest child, Lsuis
had The mbfortune TO fall ard fracture bill
left arm = few days slnce. Loris. We kao~
how II u cauelf, ~ we cArrId our 10 Z
ling good many times 10 the past.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Paul W. 0fvIs are 10 sail
for Glasgow on the s. 5 Columbia Of the
Anchor Line, on Saturday. They viii make
tour through the British Tales and on
the Continent returning abou, September
fut.
james l. Taylor reached Manchester
the other day ard Lone Pire" 10 10 full
sway. From the way the gland band WAS
given out TO Mr.. Taylor we feel he must be
q good man to know. trust well soon be
Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Howe are Wis
iting Manchester and the Equiaox for the
fret time. Mr.. Howe Is lint proprietor
with Mr.. Z. W. ofvis 10 The Lorraine At
Fifth Ave. and IS b s., and sole proprietor
Of The kensipg,on At Fifth Ave. and 18Th
ST., New York.
Advertised Letters: J Anderson, W
l. Barnard, Chari.s A Bioteau, N II Fulni-
der, Frank d Leighton, 81 Mason, II X
Miss Louise Merchant 2, Mrs. Nc
Nalley, AIer Monday, Daisy Milliard, Mrs,
Geo. Bublee. WIN II sIinson, Mis- Frances
0 West, David Young.
The Junior Alumni Association OF Burr
Ind Burton Seminary Will hold their an
nual dance In Music Hall next Tueidsy ev
.nipg at s 30 The business meeting Of the
Association will be held Monday afternoon
It 4 o'cl lock instead Of Tuesday ~ announc-
d.
We are 10 receipt OF copies Of the
Daily Herald. This paper is
wned and published by ChAs. A. Pierce
he founder Of the JOURNAL i. 10 q live
aper and brim full Of news aud lock, Ike
smoney maker.
Last Saturday Miss Sarah Orvis
rought usa peculiar specimen Of an, egg.
/ measured OF inches 10 circumference
be short way around and,upon being open
had q fully developed egg with lard
hell and an extra yolk. We ate 1t ard 1t
~ all right.
"A young sou OF Gee. Bell Of this villsge
AS accidently run over the other day, the
heels passing over his body, but forum.
lely 10 II Jury was done. Thanks to the
tally Of youth be was soon out to play
pain. Children cannot be too careful In
aging about the streets.
"A. II. Bowman OF New Britain, Conn.,,
ID formerly OF Manchester, was In town
He said he was glad to zee us.
o were glad to see him ard told him 20,
ID he left years subscription 10 advance
show that he appreciated what we said.
oral Come thou and do likewi,e.
The 54th season Of the Equinox House
Wednesday. Hon. Robert 7.
ncoln and Mrs. Lincoln arrived In their
IvAte car and will occupy apartments At
0 house until their residence, "Hildene"
ready for occupancy. Mrs. Beckwith
d children and Mr.. PAulson we're also
nonG the arrivals.
The Editor has rented the Cottage on
anklIn Ave. owned BY Mrs. Belle Way
d will take possession about July lst =
that time Mrs. Bennett and the various
tie Benefits will be on hand and our /,
lch string viii be out to all who may
md their way toward us.
-one wagon could not carry oil the ex.
ess matter that came 10 on the $40 train A
turdsy morning. II we were inclined to
reminiscent We would revert TO the sum
II and fall Of 1854 when the Editor and
J. Crawford used to do oil the express |.
sipess and s,ill have . little time to :
Are.
For the convenience Of our patrons We A
We had Installed . telephone No. 37-4 /,
II ~ up At any time, day or night, no !,
liter whether to give Us items Of news or 7
iers for b printing or to hnd out about i
! weather for the next ~ hours. We are r
re for business and II We can get any !,
sines by being able TO give Information
subI c.s, We have no complaint to make.
Fred x, Gates, Who learned hIs trade at
J JorRSAL ef,se some years since, and
10 10 linotype operator on the Rutland .
rail-, made us vial. last Saturday. 1t q