The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-06-29

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err sp.nt fee dsss In Rsilsns recently
Miss Harrison u Rsiheiford, Nj. 10
,isltiss Der sister, hrs, II. u, b. MaeNcii'
-orm,by Chapter d. A. X, met with
Mr.. Mary Robbins wednesday At o'clocf'
Harper Ls~eiien Of New York city 10
the suesi Of his grandmother, Ars AahAis
wnson,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. sheldon Of Rupert
are the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Bot'-
ford.
james Antdon has been ia town few
day, the guest Of bis daughter, Mrs. chA'.
BfeKstcr.
-Nis. A. II. Botsford who has been Wis
Itlng friend, il Springfield, Assr has re-
turned.
-Hoa. s. s. Beredei Of Benedict, k'r-
sAs, has been WAITING bic brother, W. H.
Benedict.
-Mn Louise wymsn Of Long Branch
Ia passing her vacation here with her father
DR.. wymsn.
Mis-. Sadie MscNeil who has been en-
ployed at the Colburn House, has gone TO
Fair Haven.
Mrs. Carl Chspin aud Mrs, W. A.
Adams Of Everett. Mass, are visiting
friends here.
The funeral OF 0sman Bourn was held
Monday afternoon. TIE burial was In tie
Centre cemetery.
Miss E.tella Provsn who has been
teaching 10 Pittsiord Is spending her vlc'-
tion here wi her mother.
Master Loui. Combs who ba, been vie
lting friends 10 town has returned 10 Rens-
selaer, N. Y Clif ord Wilson accompanied
him.
Mrs. Tator, her sister and niece Miss
Helen Tator, who havh been employed al
the Coburn House, have gone to Rhinebec'
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The regular monthly Covenant meet
ing Of the Baptist church will be held IN
the church vestry at 2 80 p. m. Saturday,
June 30.h.
Charles S Botsford, a graduate Of the
Sprinea. I'D, Mass training school lie spend.
ing his vacation at home. He will leave In
August for La Crosse, WIS where he has
q position as physical director.
Rev. j. s. Brown expects to be at
home In time for the covenant meeting on
Saturday at 2 D. m, and for the regular
church services on Sunday. His topic Sun
day evening will be The Great Convention
in Toronto.
Mrs. Carl Mattison and Mrs. Lane will
entertain the members and friends Of the
Methodist society at their home Wednes.
dsy afternoon July 9Th, An urgent invita-
ton Is extended to all to be present. Gen.
tlemen invited to tea.
MARY J, RANDALL, President.
DIR. K. L, wyman was In WILLIAMSBURG
last week In attendance at the Commence
ment exercises. He attended the 40sh re.
union OF his class and also the annual re-
union Of the Alpha Delta Phi fraternity at
which both President Roosevelt and Hon,
jos. II. Choate, late Ambassador to Eng
land, were present, and made addresses.
Dr., Wyman remarked on the very striking
resemblance between Ambassador Choate
and the late Daniel Eddy Of this town.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
Miss Carrie b Parker Of New York lie
visiting the Misses Bradley for few weeks
There will be special meeting Of
Skinner Post on Friday evening, June SOth,
at the usual time and place. Matters Of
importance demand the attendance Of every
member who can attend.
The Manchester Home Minstrels, un.
der the auspices Of the Manchester UoioD
Band, will give an entertainment at the
Union Opera House, Manchester Centre,
July 9th. DeForest West, minstrel
man Of twenty.eight years experience, with
all the larger companies will be the direc-
tor. Mr.. West carries an elaborate ward
robe, silk, satin and gold bullion lace, In
colonial style, which he uses In his produc.
tions. The troupe 10 composed Of the best
local talent. The drill Of the cavaliers will
be a pleasing feature Of the first part. There
will be tix specIalties. The end men will
be introduced with all new j)kes, songs and
witty sayings. The rehearsals give. prom
ise Of an excellent performance, and as thii
: 10 for the benefit OF our band let every one
try to make 1t q great success financially
Remember the date, July 9Th.
EAST MANCHESTER
; The deer are becoming 80 tame nov
that they stay around the men working OF
4 the McCurdy job without any signs OF fear
and can be seen any day 10 the pastures
The dogs are annoy Ing them to great ex
A tent.
r --Mias Mary J. CAdoret OF Barnumville J
a working at Bell. Fisk's In Manchester.
: A ssd accident occurred at Bourn POM
u early Saturday morning. 1t seems tha
!. last Thursday |. o. Wade and Osman Bourl
o went to the pond on fshing trip, campinI
i on the Island. Geo. Wade went into To
Il pond Sunday and on reaching there discov
i cred the boat floating about the pond an
d upon looking about saw the top OF a man
J. head out OF the water. q go. secured an oil