The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-08-23

} The Cieausni rally vas noa VERY
J largely siiendei az ~ enthusiasts a
uhs expected. Charles n. u'9is q,
, chairman introduced The speakers u
ih, evening Mr. A. II. Rswlsy q
Kiehtprsi, Ia bis introductory remarks.
spake very aaiieranrly ~ Manchcs
isf and ~ SCENERY Ned Mr. 4,
/ = Hall made very Gathering speech
IN i, W. Clements favor. and lastly.
Mr. J n Senier. who. az lawyer,
figured - conspicnously IN the Mary
Rogers ease, made one ~ bis typical
speeches About 10 were present. in.
cluding a goodly number % ladies.
MANCHESTER prIOT.
Mr.. and Mr.. +. }. Walker were
ia iown Tuesday
Hon. w. II. Fullerton was ia Troy
part u the week on business.
Mrs. II G. blanchard has returned
from her yisit 10 Lake Bomoseen.
Mrs. Jessie Mye,i Of Milford, Mass. /,
is visiting al the home Of A. ]. Davis.
has, Bourn - spending portion
of his vacation with friends in Simons-
vile.
Mrs. Leo Thimes and children OF
New York are visiting at the home Of
Matthew Brady.
- Hugh Henry, ext. \. Pension
Agent Cor the department OF New Eng.
land, Il stopping at the Baiienkill Inn.
Miss Mabel Taylor returned home
Saturday from few weeks visit
among friends aud relatives at Bond
vile.
Jos. /. Kennedy of the Journal
was in this village Saturday in the in.
terest of new card for the telephone
exchange.
Mrs, Flprenos Coon, har san Guy
and Miss PATTERSON Of Greenwich, N.
Y, spent Monday at the home OF Ber-
nice Davis.
w. X. Bennett and A. II. Petit
bone together with their families have
returned from their camping excursion
at Stony Brook,
MIR. aud Mrs. w, II. Fullerton
leave on the oath inst. for II days va
cation, and will visit their SON law
and family, Mr.. Irish, at Lake Aerial,
Pa. Mr.. Fullerton will be back in time
to vote on September 4 next.
The excursion given by the band
last Sunday was q great success. There
were 90 tickets sold. The Rutland
railroad provided ample accommodation
as they hauled IA ears. The train be-
ing heavy 1t was an hour late both GO
ing and coming Perfect order pre-
vailed and general good time was
had by all.
H. Harry Levin has leased the
new corner block, North and Pleasant
streets, Bennington, and will increase
the capacity of his business more than
twofold Therefore Mr.. Levin has de-
cided to discontinue his Manchester
Depot store. The entire stock of cloth
ing, dry goods and shoes of the Man
chester nsB9t store will be closed out
IN tho shortest time possible, The
price-cutting knife will cut deep into
the prices so that not a dollars worth
of goods will remain. The Big Selling
Out Sale starts Thursday, August 80.
DORSET.
Mrs. Bertha Ashley Searle and
family are in town for August,
Manager Curry of the Inn reports
a big season, with everyone satisfied.
Harry w. Sheldon is with his fam.
lily at the Bowen cottage for two weeks.
-Chas, Templeton left for his home
at Albany. His family is here for the
season.
Every Saturday evening something
is given at the Club, and through the
week card playing and dancing are en-
joyed.
Thursday the ladies in town held
a fair at the church in the new lecture
room, and the summer people did their
best TO make il success, and 1915 was
taken.
&C. n. Williams was nominated for
town representative at the republican
caucus Monday night. There was a
small attendance, only about twenty
being present. Mr.. Williams received
a majority of the votes cast and his
nomination was made unanimous.
Among the guests arriving Satur-
day afternoon and evening were: Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. l.. French, Mrs. Squires
anu Il Ith % iIoiicys VI iIoy, anu MI
Comba of New York. A number of
Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute stu
dents arrived. and now it is rather hard
to find room in town. yet when peo-
Pile come room is found for all.
The Barrows House, one of the
most popular hotels among the noun
tains, is enjoying very successful
season. 1t Is within a short walking
distance Of the Casino, and there is a
good livery in connection. The pro-
prietor, Il. w, Barrows, is one of the
best known hotel men in Vermont, and
is perfectly cognizant with the details
of the business.
Dorset has two inmates in Vermont
insane hospitals. Their maintenance
costs the town nothing. II costs the
state about $500 year and is paid from
the tax on corporations. there being no
state tax. If Dorset paid this, as was
formerly the case, it would mean town
tax Of 6 cents on every dollar of the