The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-10-11

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Lone Pine" have closed their hand
sosne residence herr ard returned &
iiieit boine 10 Brooklyn.
The family u lno Y. Pupkc. VII,
weu II the Cascades the past SUMMER
lcfi for their New York home the la
gt hast wcsk
Miss Clara Perkins has reiurne,
from si.ii 70 friend. aud relatives Il
Z Troy. Albany aud eoboes, aud i agar
az work IN the office III The n. 4. r. a
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Dr. and Mrs. LIE. Pierce returned
I Saturday from Lake Bomosoen. when,
they had great luck fishing. Judging
from The .smple- their many friend,
were receiving through the week.
We learn that George II. Gilbert,
who Is remembered as having been al
The Equinox all The past summer, ha,
been ~ al his home in Winchester,
Mass. with the grip, but is improving.
When are the village trustees going
10 set on the petition recently presented
for the moving Of the sidewalk on the
east side Of the street 10 the outside Of
the row Of trees 10 the westf
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. LaVie Of
Brooklyn, NY, announce the engage
ment Of their daughter, Miss Cornelia
A. LaNle. 10 Mr.. Harold Mason of Phil.
adelphia, son OF DR.. Charles Ph. Mason,
American consul at Grcnoble. France.
The Sunday school convention for
Bennington county was held at the
Congregational church on Friday last
with large attendance, large mum
ber from various towns throughout the
county being present,
-Chas II. Hawley has the founda-
ton in for a new residence on Taconic
Ave, which viii be put forward with
all speed. The house will be large
and commodious one with all modern
improvements and eight sleeping
rooms
There have been several changes
in the telephone numbers in and about
the village. The call of the journal
is now No. y. There will be a new
telephone card out soon. embracing all
the new numbers and with all the new
subscribers names on.
The village authorities are hauling
a large amount OF first class gravel on
10 Franklin avenue, raising the grade
of the north end of that popular thor
oughfare, so the water will take a nat
ural course and not run all over the
lawns on the east side of the street.
Now, how about the much needed side
walki
Judge W. b. Edgerton, who has
the reputation Of keeping some of the
finest Holstein-Friesian cattle in this
section, has produced some equally
high grade apples this year, some of
them weighing three-fourths of pound
apiece. He also shows a variety of
apples which, for want Of better
name, can be called twin apples, as
they consist of two apples grown to-
getber.
The 18th Vermont Regimental AS
ISOLATION will hold its annual reunion
in Bennington Friday, Oct. 10. Col.
Mum Of Troy is president and Il. P.
Hathaway Of Bennington, vice. presi-
dent. Through the courtesy of the g.
A. Custer 9th corps post the reunion
and campfire will be held in their
rooms. Company c of the 1ith was
recruited in Manchester and a number
of the boys" are still residents here.
The news of the railroad accidents
last week, one AT North Bennington
and one at Lansingburg, caused con-
siderable anxiety 10 many of onr peo-
pie ON account Of SO many having
friends and relatives travelling on those
trains. The one Wednesday, at North
Bennington, was a particularly fortu.
nate one, inasmueh rs no one Of the
passengers was injured, although the
train was going a, n high rate Of speed
Mrs. Meadon, sister Of the late
Mrs. NJ, II Wooster, died at her resi-
dence in Pawlet Sept. 10Th. She had
been ia poor health for several months
portion Of the time in hospital, but
had partially recovered her health when
she was suddenly stricken with paraly-
sis and lived but few days. Her hus
band died several years ago and she
made her home with brother and sis
ter. She had many appreciative friends
in Manchester.
MANCHESTER CENTER.
Harris Whipple is visiting in New
York.
Several from here attended the
Bondyille fair Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Willard are
guests Of Mr.. aud Mrs. NJ. J, Convey.
Mrs Ellen Barton Of Rutland, is
visiting in town.
Christopher Roberts OF Rutland,
was guest Of W. II Roberts Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. u. IL. Holden Of
Bennington, are IN town visiting
friends.
Miss Lillian Thompson. who has
been visiting in Schenectady. has re-
turned.
Mrs. Andrew Turner and daughter
and Mrs. Charles Thompson were in
Rutland recently
Mrs. Periey II. Winchester and
Mrs. Akin y. Warner have gone 10
New York FOR months stay.
Mrs. J. X. Baiehelder and dAugh
Ter, u Arlington. called ON friends IN