The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-06-01


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milo. 10 ard from the depot 10 = tuoS, ss.
,sp.s 70 the village ~hich soSla BE- l'fse.
IL r1sosd II there ua . s.iich for ooai
etc, "a e1aiasdi II the foot 81 l aioh street,
orly mlss frem the Court Boafs lns cad
Of two niiss a, nov. There are mar cara
Q, epal draw aru0slly into harehes'er
village. Ard this week Corfor 10 drawing
over three car load, TO the Equinor alone.
- TIE Memorial Dir program was 'se.
cs.fsliy esrisd cut skinner PSii aud J.
G. Bi.clmer = CIV assembled u the Sol
d,,r,' potsnsst a. d, headed by the rtiou
Band, pfooesdsd 10 The Cemetery, where
the simple but Impressive ceremonies were
cote through With srd the ersves tceorA,-
eli. There were u veterans 10 line. After
both bodies reiufnad they marched TO Music
Hail where they listened 10 The speech Of
Prof W. A. Dane. The Professor 10 q
pk.,lts speaker and hsd bis subject well
hand. ror The tsssfi. Of those unable TO
s1snd. lhs speech will be printed Ia t1ll 10
relA sesks JougSAL.
Mr.. J. G. Bacon began biz eleventh
y,sris steward Of the Equinox early 10
the month. Mr.. Bacon, who came 10 Mar
chester ,bcrt 10 years rgoss clerk for H.
\. Dew, got hls first hotel experience At The
Equinox ard with the exception q one
year has been continuously 10 the bu,lness
,yer since Mr.. Bacon has been chief
,tewsrd Of The PoIoe de Leon at st. Aug
Justine, Fla, for eight consective seasons,
this with el.ytn reasons out Of thirteen al
the Equinox 10 an unusual record. Mrs..
Bacon who 10 now at her home 10 Bradford.
Conn, will be 10 Manchester early In June
The needs OF this village become sppsr-
en-, "a one looks the situation over careful
ly, and AZ Manchester has always fisen to
every need AID supplied It II ID TO be hoped
II will lock carefully into the crying need
Of houses TO rent to new pecpe comirg this
way who would like to locate at this place,
bu, are forced away on account OF lack 10
house aeon modstlo. .. When we were In
need OF water we we're supplied, when we
needed sewers aud electric lights they were
Forthcoming, Tut II We have oil these I'm
proyements ard cannot supply dwellings
for those who may come among us perms-
nenlly, our coed works are In vain, This
IL matter for serious consideration. Tie
field 10 ready to be cultivated and all 1t
needs Is q little encouraging.
We note with much pleasure the most
important real estate TRANSACTION In Man
chester since the purchase Of "Hildene" by
Mr.. Lincoln. Mr.. Cherries Ishsm OF New
York has puIcbated the Munson Cottage
property with stables and ten scres or more
OF lard taking immediate possession. IL
IA understood that Mr.. Isham will txpend
several thousand dollars on the grounds
and reconstruction Of the house. when be
will no doubt have one OF the hsndsomest
places In Manchester. Mr.. lshsm, who Ia
well known New York lawyer and son in.
law OF Hon. Robert +. Lincoln, has had the
purchase OF a summer home In Manchester
under COZ sIdtIstion for some years and
made an fer for the old Gray Cottsge q
few years before 1t was torn down. Ger
tainly Mr.. Ishsm has acquire mott d'tir-
able piece Of property as the street frontage
OF nearly 500 feet both south and west at
the parting OF the Dortet reads, opposite
the Marx skinner Library ard Summary
Avenue, with q magnificent unobstiucttd
eastern view OF the Green Mountains Ia an
unsurpassed location for summer home.
The sale was made through Judge W. b.
Edgerton our Real Estate Agent, who has
been 90 successful Of late years In sales OF
country homes In Manchester.
MANCHESTER CENTRE.
John Balch 10 In Salisbury for a few
days.
Arthur Marsden was In Troy Thursday
Oh business.
All were delighted with the music rem.
dered by the band.
Mr.. Percy Gilmore 10 painting Mr.,
Chas. Robinson's house.
Richard Smith and family leave for
Brandon this week.
Matter Willie Balch Of New York city
10 visiting friends here.
-Judson sornburger highly esteemed
citizen 10 very feeble.
A surprise party WAS given Miss Edith
Provan Thursday evening.
DIE. l.. Wyman 10 arranging to have
bis large barn moved back
Waller Shaw OF the Vermont univei-
sity 10 10 town for few days.
Mrs. Hard OF Arlington 10 visiting her
daughter Mrs.. Andrew for q few days.
Convent meeting at the vessry OF the
Baptist church Saturday afternoon at 80
-xu. Cora spellma An Of wes,ti ID. Ms".
is visiting her mother, Mrs. hetcalf Marsh.
Master Norman MArsden who was run
over BY meat cart Tuesday WAS not ser
iously hurt.
Mater Hsrne Andrew 10 visiting 10
Arlington, while there I q expects TO catch
come speckltd trout.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Warner OF Bellows
Falls. have been visiting their daughter,