The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-10-26

!. Ma, Elle. harris and vsrs pisAsastiy 81
/ pfises 10 m~~s ,h<h fermer Rsxent, Mr.
sl~ps.er nssyu ~ Boston, ~ho 9Th I'D
|. fssbd. Mr. wyrs@. v~s visiting 10 Do
. ~.
q -rhe feliosirg uers appointed 10 rpn
. eco, The yesrg Peoples sscs~ty Of u
Bspsia chsreh Of ihs ssGkAnnsal ccnvsi
!, ssos Of the rcsn6 F~cplss' Societies I
|, East perssi Ais week. Miners Edit
o Prpvsn. Enns Rrysni, Fannie Bond, Edit
, and sars Bfeun,
!. --R.n Admiral sed hrs- HEAVY 0lai
snncsnCs the marriage Of thsif dasxhis
Ksthsrlns Berpe,, 10 DR.. Francis hsfto
Mshsor. u s.N on saturday. OCT. TIA
at Berkeley. Cal The bride made maa'
friends during her frsqsent si.its 10 friend
hsr Who ~ish them every possible JOY o.
lifss ses.
&C J Yasuson 81 Burlington, sapefin
tsndeut ~ ths Vermont Anti-Sslcon La
GU gave very nps ,ddres 10 The Ae,hc
dat church ast Sunday evening IL 10
pity more Of DOR e.t.s ,as wsfe Dot preset.
apart from the importance Of the question
u der discussion. hr, Ferguson 10 90 sbl
. ,peskrr that not 10 hsve heard him 10 /.
iose tie opportunity o. nas orstor.ca
treat.
MANCHESTER pEror
--Clarence sykes 10 alex with bilious
fever.
Nv c. Lsmpson WAS 10 Bennington On
business Saturday.
"A. II PrttiboDe spent Sunday 10 Pitts.
ford visiting bis sistsr.
M. ard Mrs.. A. H. Pettibone have
gone 10 Bosloa on vid..
--Nlss Addie whitman Of Orange, kass.
IL visiting st J. W. F,wlr's.
--Eusepe Harry Blanchard has taken
winter quart r. 1t the Baltebkill Ion.
John Wood died saturday afternoon
snd the funeral was heli Monday after.
noon
Read New York Stores adv. this week.
They are showing bargains al along the
line.
Miss Helen Lawrence 10 building .
spacious veranda on her house on Elm
Street.
Clarence Curtis and Miss Lizzie Scott
Of B, nplngtop, were MARI led at high noon
Tuesday Oct ~.
Quite number from town took advan-
tage Of the special low excursion rate to
Montreal last week.
Mrs. Stephen K. rhayer and Mrs.
Richard wypne Of Boston, Mass stopped
at the Battenlil Iun Saturday.
Mrs. N. J. Page and daughter Stella,
on their return home to Holvoke. Mass,
sre Visiting relatives at Hoosick Falls, NY.
Prof. Sargent Of the Rutland City
Band 10 drilling the Manchester Union
Band. HI comes Tuesday nights Of each
week.
--Ars. Herbert Swift Of Peru spent the
day With her mother Mrs. r !. Batchelder
It the Batterkill Inp, Sunday 22ud.
H. 8. Bingham Of Bennington and r.
G. Smith Of St. Adams, railroad commits
sioners, we're at the Battsnkill Inn Satur.
day.
m. l.. Hadley and family having NOV
I'd to Hartford, w., Mr.. Charles Freedom
has moved into the house ct the corner Of
Center and Elm streets thus made vacant
Twenty members OF Excelsior RI.
,ecka Lodge No. Is attended the district
meeting 1t South Shaf.sbury last Friday
,veuing. They were very pleasantly
The Albany High School foot ball team
'fter their defeat Saturday BY Burr aud
Burton showed their discontinue by very
li'orderly and ungentlemanly conduct at
be Battsnkill Inn.
The Congregational ministers Of Dor.
ct, Dandy, Manchester, and Bennington
,eld . meeting at the Bsttenkill Inn Tues.
lay October oath. The meeting was CON.
inued ct East Dorset Wednesday the 25th
Station agent @ L. McGufin, Of the
Rutland Railroad 10 taking months vaca-
lon. He will visit points along the Hud-
on and New York city. Mr.. J. R. Barney,
Grand Isle, VT, 10 temporary agent.
"A son wss born Saturday to Atty.
len. and Nrp. Clarke C. Fits, Of Brattle-
oro. Mr.. and Mrs. Fits were guests at
lon. J. W. Fowlers for . season 10 June
,hile Mr. Fits was In attendance ct the
une term Of Court.
Rob Anderson and Ruby Taylor attend.
4 tho drama"The Wrckeri Daughter" ct
outh Londonderry, Friday the 90th, ard
o their returi Saturday arrived within .
ones throw Of home and let their horse
IN away with them near the depot, break
u the buggy and throwing them both out.
hey both clam to b expert drivers to.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Llnsley met with
serious accident Saturday while out driv-
Il and ~ they were going around Youpg's
orner gust Of wind tipped the carriage
YER, throwing both out. NJ. Linsley hung
, the horse 90 he didn't run away, but re-
eived broken nose, cut on one ear, and =
10 legs badly spraiDed 90 he has to use
siches. Mr.. Linsley has several bruises
I'd . badly sprainsd arm.
H. Harry Levin who some time sgo
pened . branch store here. has met with
Ich signal succsss in that enterprise that
, has decided 70 close ont bis business 10 !
ennington and remove bis family 70 this
ace The main reason for abandoning
. store there 10 that the two % divided
D attention that he could not sive proper
tentiop 10 either. TIE Manchester sIore r