The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-06-28

Mtss Asdtih Ff@Nan leatNs ~
Naint. Taareaay
George ard Aipr Session isafs
tllis weat. ~ nhta4a.
Mr. Charles Way tisiis.1 frrnd
Ia Sandvrisud Monday,
Mise SARAH billiard ~ Rutland i
visiting trlctds ID sowu
Mss K.hcl kerr has returned .
her home Il SSnih 0lsns Pals
Mas Stella sccii u Bennington 1
iB io~n visiting bee nany friends.
Mr.. II l.. Slillson ~ Bennington
has beeH visiting taends IN town.
Mr.. II y. Shsu Vas ID Arlington
rcctutiy T. Hiiend The funeral 81 4
friend.
Mrs Flora Convey D. y. u the o.
T.. s Eces ~ Poaltney Friday 10 visit
The chapter there,
ME-. AnlroR aho has been visiting
ia town la. returned Ia her home IN
North Adams.
M sad Mrs Waldo Williams Of
Sunderland were Ia town Sunday eall.
lne On ffcads.
Mr. Robinson returned from Ben
uiugtou Thur-day with his sutomo
bile
Rev. Chas. +. Bishop viii preside
al the desk ia the Baptist church next
Sunday morning.
Frank Squires has sold the stallion
recently owned by him, Green Noun.
tain Ari.tos, to Fred +. Wilder Of
Peru.
- call has been extended 10 aud
accepted by Rev. II ). McCready of
Wailngtord. VI, 10 become pastor Of
the Baptist church at this village.
Jack squares Of the school in the
Holilstcr district, has unique school
record inasmuch as he has had per
feet attendance for the past year with
not mark against him.
Our popular horseman and farmer,
Frank Benedict. has sold three horses
the past week for 81 900, and has a
couple Of exceptionally fine drivers
left.
There is residing at the Byron
Jameson farm a great granddaughter
making the fifth generation that has
been born on that farm and the seventh
generation 10 reside there.
Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins of Chicopee
Falls, have been in town, called here
by the Illness of their son, Walter.
They have made arrangements 10 have
Walter cared for in Rutland for Il
while and he and his wife are now
there.
"A man at the Center who WAS i'm
specting the work on the foundation of
the new building on South Main street
recently had a narrow escape from
what might have been serious acci-
dent. He stepped on block of marble
which had just been laid in mortar.
The marble slipped and he was percip-
itated into the cellar. Fortunately no
bones were broken.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
Hon. j. b. Hollister, of Rutland,
was IN town last week
VIM. Whitney of Peru, is visiting
Lester Fnrnum.
Mr.. aud Mrs. s. -. Taylor drove
10 Bondville and spent Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J, Healey and
children spent Sunday in Wallingford.
Miss Stella Scott of Bennington, is
visiting friends in town.
Regular Convocation of Adoniram
Chapter No. -, o. 4. S. Tuesday ev-
ening, July ;.
Arthur Marsden and Laurin Davis
are wiring the new store Of j. IL.
Couture for electric lights.
Mrs. j. w. Fowler and Mrs. +. II.
Walker drove to Londonderry last
week.
Harry Walker returned Monday
from San Francisco where be went two
weeks ago.
Mrs. David Murray and children
of Bennington, are stopping with her
father, Moses Dupuis.
e. l.. jenkins, who has been in
town for week, returned TO his home
in Chicopee Falls. Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. d. Phillips and
daughter, of Pittsford, are visiting
Mrs. Phillips brother, A. Pettlbone.
Miss Fannie Taylor and nephew,
Harold Hawkins, of South Shafts
bury. are visiting at j. c. Blackmer's.
ID. l.. Buckley and Kirk Adams.
who have been confined to the house
for the past week with mumps return
ed TO their duties Monday morning.
The ball game between the Semin
AIRY boys and the Middlebury high
school team was won by the Seminary
BOYS, score 3 TO 0. which gives Burr d
Burton the State championship for
preparatory schools.
DORSET.
Schools here are closed for the
summer vacation.
Daniel MeGuire has gone TO the
Dorset Inn 10 board.
Rev. c. S. Cnrhart has been a
recent visitor IN Bennington.
Mrs. Curtis Of Siwsbury, Conn, is
visiting Mrs. Morston Campbell,
Miss Helen Barrows has returned
from Sunderland where she teaches,
The cottage OF O. w. Harrington
Of Troy, has opened for the season.