The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-08-31

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aud bis be.atilal daughter, Mrs. Maceiihe
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chester ADD &c understand has usdrr cqn-
alteration The building 81 q cottage here.
The suonli5n Of our resders IL called
10 the column b, Asvj ''GeHge Geldenrod .
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written BY one :oi The beet thlnker' and
speakers Of the day. The srticie 10 ques-
tIon sppear. % the sseSnd page
The annual opeu ali eopeeri gwen by
Aessts. John Nsfre- aud Ssrsbali Balsley
took place Tuesesy Afternoon 10 front u
the hotel. These distinguished artists are
well known abou, this locality and need 30
introduction TO our readers The selections
rendered were well chosen and rendered 10
their ususi happy msnner.
The Battepkill Valley Industrial Sccie.
~ will hold their snnusl fair on sept. IL,
ms. and "a. There will be the usual sttrse-
tions. The rscibg cards are well filed and
will be better than last year. The exhibit
OF poultry and live stock promises TO be
exceptionally hae. No automobiles will be
admitted to the ground.
Henry Snow, claiming to hail from
Ludlow. wa. arrested by constable Convey,
and locked up last Friday on the charge Of
stealing an overcast and pair OF gloves
from Gus. johnson. We presume from
bis name that he needed the garments In
question, but ia not q nice way OF aequ'r-
Ing them.
-Geo. W. Bennett has completed the
decoration Of the church 10 Tlconderago:
In. T., on which be has been At work for
the psst few weeks and commenced work
Monday morning on the residence OF Mr.
Chas. Ishsm. He has also the Roman Cath
Ollie church IN Solem, N. y, 10 do,
Mrs. L. B. Burton sails from New
York on the 4. 3, Rotterdam Of the HGl.
land American line for Boulogne, on
Wednesday, Sept 9Th. Mrs. Burton goes as
A delegate TO the Peace Conference meeting
A, Lucerne, swi,z Rand, Sept. 1924 inclu-
,lse. She will spend the fall at Chateau de
Bellerive, Belleiive, Geneva, Sviizsrlsnd.
%. G. Felt and family and the Rev. j..
Is. Felt and family went on carriage drive
around through the Green River Valley the
latter part Of last week. This Is one Of the
mos. delightful tips about here. IL 10
Is mile drive and every mile with chang.
ing scene. This weather the past week has
been such that those who are fortunate
enough to be able TO devote the time to
driving are amply repaid.
Why will people he so needless as to
break the beautiful trees and shrubs about
the town. We have seen instances where
the whole tops have been broken out Of
some Of the little pine trees growing here.
aoouts. Ifthey could only realize the effort
It takes to propagate these trees possibly
they would not be so handy In destroying
them.
Benz. A. Buckley OF Southport, Ct
who has been at the Equiuox, left Tuesday
for Sandy Hill, n. Y, where HE string OF
trotters are entered for the races. They
20 from there to Cambridge Fair and then
back here to the Bsttenkill Fair on Sept
u, 10, and l4,h. Mr.. Buckley has likely
string Of trotters and says that the horse
that beats any Of them will have 10 lei
themselves out to their limit.
Miss katharine Fay Dewey gave AZ
advance reading from her book IS ar PEG
ple and tie Jane Ellen last Thursday
Though these tales are designed for youDl
people, they are written In such an imagln
alive, poetic strain, rersonifyins the con
steilations as friendly "S'sr People" ant
they are so pleasantly told that they charm
all. Miss Dewey will recite ms j,r" Ant
"Torq aillon's Lair" at Mrs. Miners Frids.
y evening.
,. "A large and enthusiastic audience o
the admirers and frisnds OF the Misse
j. Hoyt filled Music Hall last Saturday even
Ing to zee their annual Vaudeville perior
nance. To say that this entertainment va
one Of the best Yer given BY these your
women |. putting 1. mildly. Lack Of ,pac
y forbids Us to describe In detail the variou
u selections Of the program ss we shoul
IN like TO do. Bat Que or two members de
maud sp elsl he. The monologuss o
Miss Frances Hoyt were must clever AM
e gave rev evidence Of thst young womsn'
II ability as an artist Of the hishe.t order
Miss Grace Ha,t made one Of the bgses
:. hits Of the " nirg 10 her setting and sine
log "a Great Biz Girl Like Me-" She ca,
- rled her audience AMI ~on an enthusixsti
encore The Indian Selections" wer
v weirdiy besutifu! and were much apprecia'
- ed. Mr.. Russell Hoyt and Mr.. R.iusi