The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-08-17

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The lawn pasfy sives ~ The ladies a
ziot caursh .ns fnspcAal ssecsss, abo0'
t.suty ave dulIsrs bstrs reslfd.
Rev Mr.. w.Iksf Of Statutory preach
ID ss1.asy faornins 10 the. Bspsis, ehnrcf
n srchanss uith Rev. J. \. Brown
M. snd Mr.. n. n. shs~, hrs hny
Adams And hs EsSsps Apde~ attended
be ss,dirs sporss IN Derset. Ava. lob.
--DsE,si Lyon of Hoeohsn, N. j., has
bern boarding si tbs Bsttsnkill Inn tbs
past ~eet AID calling on friends In town.
--An. @. n. wynan has gone " New
York city for fev ~esks. Dsflns BET
ahsencs The millinery store v,il be elossd.
We iuAdvertentiy omitted ~ item
haneed 10 10 10 Iss, week relative "a the
'sod Polka" social, Mistakes sili hsppen.
--Esxsne Brady Of Heikimsr, N. Y,
sss 10 to~n Monday called here by the
death Of his subt, Mrs. Thomu Sheridan
Of Dorset.
--Mf. and Mrs. Richard swartout Of
0rsnd Rapids, Mich were the guests OF
their co isirs, Mr.. Ard Mr.. Fay Brewster
Saturday aud Sunday.
| An entertainment consisting OF mAndo-
lin, veal And Instrumental musie with
other entertainment will be given August
9,th, 10 the Uuion Opera House ~ MAI
chester Centre. Proceeds are for the bepe-
nt Of the Baptist church. Further details
win be given pert week.
The SD psss WA received here Sun
day OF the death Of Mrs. Thomas Sheridan
., her home 10 Esst Dorset. Mrs. sarah
Brady Of this place, . daughter Of Mrs.
Sheridan. who has tendorly cared for her
mother for several weeks has the heartfelt
tympaihy Of many friends here In her
bereavement.
John Law, wife and friends Of hechan-
ie.v.lle m sde nving visit to Manchester
Centre Friday last. hr. LAWS father was
an employee for many years Of the old
Baher 4 Harris factory. His aunta we're
Mrs. Msnley Smith and Mrs. Geo. W. Ses.
sions, but 'little Johnny" shows marked
resem blsnce TO his uncle, Gen. l.. A, Grant,
their brother, but 10 q better looking man.
Mrs. Sssrina Cummings died ct the
home Of Mrs. Orlando Bourn, Saturday II.
ternoon q, the age,of 81, after many weeks
Of suffering. The funeral Was held Mon
day afternoon Al 2 O'Clock, Rev. J, Robin
son pastor OF the Methodist church oficiAt-
ed. The burial was In the Centre otme-
terry.
The community was shocked on hear.
Ing OF the terrible accident which caused
the death Of Miss willing and Mr.. Lind
sley Monday afternoon. Though strangers
to many the name Of willing ia household
one and the memory Of the founder OF our
town library will ever be dear. The heart
felt sympathy Of this and surrounding
towns goes out to the relatives In their
doubly sad bereavement.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
See Levins' changed advertisement for
this week.
The Bsttenkill Inn is enjoying good
run Of trade and the general public are
showing their appreciation Of good hos.
t.lry by their patronage.
The Odd Fellows took q day on last
Thursday and helped brother Henry Shsr-
win finish his haying. This 10 the kind Of
fellowship that counts 10 this world.
II desire through this medium to thank
al the Odd Fellows and others who 20
andy turned out and did nv ha,ing Tor
me. 1t was . good turn and one which
much appreciate. HENRY sBERwix.
The annual meeting Of the Hardwick
4 Woodbury. Raj Ii DAD Company was held
on Aug. 9Th and the following we're elected
directors for the ensuing year: John 8.
Holder, Chas. W. Leonard, Geo, Il. .BIck.
ford, ". II, Fullerton, J. v. Dutton, Ar.
thur J. Holden, Geo. W. Cree. 'At the
meeting Of Directors for organization the
following officers were elected Pres. John
8. Holden Vice Pres, Chas.. W. Leonard I;
Treasurer and Managing Director, Geo. H.
Bickford; General Manager, j. v. Dutton /;
General Superintendent. ". q. Fullerton /;
Clerk, J. v. Dutton; Auditors, o. W. Cree
and ". II. Fullerton.
AT the recent commencement Of Mt.
| st. Msrys Academy 10 Elmirs, we note
the names Of the Misses Ethel and Frances
Irish Of Scranton, Pa, granddaughter Of
W. H. Fullerton, the marble man, Of this
village. They are also sisters Of Marion
X. Irish who spent the past winter At her
grsud parents home here. We quote from
the Elmira Telegram: "Thtn came the
aiding Of the prize essay. Il 10 written
ard read BY Ethel Irisb--s tall, stately girl
"a perfect Gibson type;a girl Of figure,
fsce and charm, snd with all, . beautiful
girl, with a beautiful intellec'---a combipa-
tion rarely found. Miss Irish's essay has .
decidedly literary favor, and has the stamp
OF her artistlc nature and the fragrance Of
her poetic soul" 10 the awarding Of diplo-
mas We nnd Miss Ethel Irish's name.
Among those receiving premiums We find
one for oil psintibg TO Ethel Irish, and one
for general Improvement and instrumental
music to Frances Irish.
DORSET.
Mr.. John hanley WAS 10 town Monday
with his auto.
"A number from here attended the picnic
At East Dorset, Tuesday.
-xss Elisabeth Kagieson has returned
iron two weeks visit In maine.
Mr.. Edward Ludd has returned 10
Albany after spending some time In town.
Mr.. Harry l. Darby and wife Of New
York 81 = are Waiting her parents Mr.. and