The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-08-30

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fsa. u Gilbert. who hAs been At
tie tquinoE ever si'ee the house
opened ID June. leaycs Thursday for
his home In Winchester. Mas. II ever
there sks an enthusiast over MAnches
ier and her peculiar heAailcs. il Ill
friend Gilbert. and the regrc, ~ has.
az him leave us win be turned 10
pleasure IN taking him BY The hand
next summer and again welcoming him
~ Manchesisr the beautiful.
Advertised lciiersi Miss Burnley.
J. N. Barbee. Miss Helen r Carrie,
Mr.. v. u. ronoycr ., Robert Davis,
Reianold fitg, Mrs, CD. Frazier, Miss
Henderson. Mrs. q. W. Hebsrd, Mrs.
II. J. Hopkins, Lyman Hutchinson,
Geo. ". Jeweii. Miss Nellie :. Lynch,
Mr.. y. J. Phillips, A. W. Pettibone,
Tbos. McCrenar, Chas. Meyers, Helen
McCollum. Miss Eleanor Norlgran,
Mrs. NJ. y. Nargle. Joseph W. Roe,
Cieo. Simpson, Anna Townshend,
Mr.. Y. ". yisschef. II. c. winches.
ter.
Saturday evening, Mario Arlnel.
lini, the talented leader Of the Equinox
Orchestra. will give concert in Music
Hall, He will be assisted by the Misses
Hoyi Of New York city and Mrs. Geo.
y. Lawrence Of Manchester. Mario's
whole life has been given up 10 the
study Of the violin Last fall he was
in Brussels studying and this fall,
we understand, he has further plans
mapped out for a vigorous campaign
OF perfecting himself still further Mr..
Armeilin viii be assisted at his concert
by Signor q. Venturini. 'cellist, a first
prize with great distinction from the
st. Cecilia's Conservatory of Rome,
Italy, and Signor q. Bellone, violnist,
Of Brussels, Belgium, one Of the great
master Thomson's fayorite pupils.
Last Friday afternoon, while APP
this village from the south,
M automobile owned and driven by
Allan Lard, a gnest in town, struck
carriage belonging TO W. j. Crawford,
throwing Mr.. Crawford out and injur-
ing him quite severely although break. ,
ng no bones, and lnjuring two lady
who were with him. Mr..
'rawford was coming from Arlington,
md when just south of w. c. Hard's
he auto Of Mr.. Lard approached at !
rood pace, and when it was seen that
he machine could not go by the brakes :
sere applied, but too late, the auto
striking the wagon with such force as !
o cause the injuries enumerated above.
Mr.. Lard made his departure from
own at an early hour Saturday and I
made a settlement with Mr.. Crawford I
trough an attorney. $
MANCHESTER CENTER.
Miss Minnie Bell is i'll. DR.. Kelley !.
attends.
y. s. Batchelder has put in a tele- h
,hone, 9-l2. /
Miss Nellie Brothers of Waterford i
: visiting in town,
Mrs. Fred Bentley left Saturday for a
visit in Middlebury. I
Mrs. j. W. Bennett Of Burlington
$ visiting friends here.
Miss Martin OF New York city is
n town visiting friends. y
Miss Helen Scott of Bennington is
listing friends in town.
Herbert Benson of Bondville was
n town recently on business.
Misses Edith and Gertrude Shaw :
ire visiting friends in Arlington. :
Mrs. Charles Brewster was in Ben il
lington Friday 10 consult DIR. Bartlett. /,
Eddie Shaw Of Adams was recent
,uest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Ii
I. Shaw. "A
Miss Marion Benedict of Everett, u
lass, is n guest of her uncle, Harry y
.dams. u
Prof. Ezra Benedict and family Of
Varrensburg, N. Y. is visiting many :
riends in town. !
Rev. j. S. Brown, who has been a
listing in town for few days, has re- q
urned 10 st. Adams.
Ernest Lugenc of New York city 7
; the guest Of his parents, Mr.. and
drs. Joseph Lugene.
Mrs. Lee Bourn and daughter q
dive, who have been visiting in Or r,
Ingc, Mass, have returned.
Charles Botsford, who has been a h
mystical director in Lacrosse the past
ear, is home for a short stay,
~ Rev. John Barstow preached at I,