The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-06-14

luncheon at school and served tn,
meal IN a tempting style. a hand
painted card. With the name of each
guest, was at each plate.
The menu was rs follows.
Cream of Asparagus soup with
pulled rolls
Fish, with cream sauce parsley
Potato croquettes
Waldorf Salad
Pineapple Charlotte
DEM tasse.
The guests hugely enjoyed the lunch.
con, and left with praises for Miss
Wyman and her work.
Three hundred pupils have gradn
ated from the Domestic Science De-
partment in the Long Branch Schools.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
%. p. Walker spent Sunday and
Monday in town.
George Chapman of Schuylerville
is visiting friends in town.
Emerson Estabrook of Bennington
was in town Monday on business.
Thomas Hollister of Cincinnati,
o., is stopping at the Battenkill Inn.
lightning struck in several places
about town during the storm of Satur-
day afternoon.
Mr. Harrison of Rutherford, Nd,
is visiting his daughter, Mrs. H. b. B.
MacNeil at the rectory.
r.. |. Batchelder of the "Inn" re-
ports business as first class. Mr..
Batchelder is regarded in high esteem
by the travelling public.
Frederick Moreau, who has been
spending some time with his daughter,
Mrs. Cozac Marley Sr. returned to
his home in Grand Hills, Canada, last
Friday.
e. l.. ingalls, and wife of Vergen-
mes. VT, have been spending few
days at Senator Fowler's. Mr.. Ingalls,
is superintendent of the Vermont In
dustrial school at the above city.
Hope lodge, No. 80, |. 0. Q. f.,
and Excelsior lodge, No. %, D. of X.
turned out in body Sunday after
noon and decorated the graves of the
departed members of the orders.
The Rutland Railroad is dispatch
ing business in good shape this season.
The Pullman Car which contained the
horses and carriages of Hon. X. 7.
Lincoln, was drawn away just as soon
as emptied.
Hon. w. II. Fullerton, who has
been confined to his house for two
weeks with rheumatic govt, is about
once more. Mr.. Fullerton is more of
a white man now than when he was
taken sick, which is saying a good
deal for him, AS Fullerton has always
been noted as white man. Mr.. Full
lerton, having sold his interest in the
granite property on Woodbury. noun
tain, expects 10 remain at home from
now on and attend strictly TO his large
business interests here, and although
still holding one-half interest in 80
acres of granite property in HWdwick,
will devote his energies TO Business
here in town, all of which we are glad
~ hear.
SYNDICATE.
Miss Adella Willard of Fair Haven,
Vt, is visiting friends in town.
The first shipment of cheese from
our factory will be made this week.
John 7. Hayes and wife were in
Manchester Tuesday on business.
DIR. j. II. Mcguire was called Sun
day 10 attend Fred Stickles, who is
seriously Ill.
Miss Grace Andrew was a guest Of
her cousin, Miss Thompson, Of Salem,
y. Y, over Sunday.
The Rev. b. r. Williams Of the
Sbushan Baptist church, will speak in
the Union Chapel next Sunday even.
ing at 1880 p. III.
Our town caucus was held Satur-
day night, and DR.. Z. Y. Hoyt, Har.
land Woodcock we're elected delegates
TO attend both the District and State
conventions. The Republican town
committee elected are VIM. c. Peck.
John 7. Hayes, Harlnnd woodeoek.
NORTH DORSET.
MIR. Hoyi, employed b. the S. l.,
Griffith lumber company for several
years. and nov employed by the Wal
ker lumber company. has moved has
family into Mrs. Ann Strceter's house.
"A tine bell has recently been put
IN our school house and its welcome
tones now remind the scholars Ut tbe
time for school business.
Miss Nora Harris q Manchester
spent Sunday with friends here.
%. y. Whitney was in Manchester
Monday and set cemetery work IN
Dcllsood cemetery.