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

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Wan. II Frost ot SMITHS Fails
Oni. Is visiting at Theo. swifi's and
taking advantage II the exceptionally
hns 6sh.ng hsreAbonis
We arr PLEASED 10 announce else.
whev 10 cur columns the birth 81 a
NON ~ Rev Harry l. Reed aud wife.
Oar congratulations
During the storms Of Saturday aud
Sunday last the lightning struck IN
several places dong considerable dain-
age b. the electric 1ght and telephone
I service.
Mrs.. Wan. b. Edgerion has ne
turned from her visit ia Cambridge,
y T., where she has spent the past
week. Her cousin, Miss Robertson.
accompanied her home.
Eugene iIosley Of East Hartford,
Conn, made US a pleasant call on
Wednesday Mr.. Hosley was born
aud raised IN Sunderland, but moved
sway about ~ years ago.
Clifford Cushman and Miss Ina
Cove Of Middlebury College are spend
ing their senior vacation in Manches-
ter at Mr. Cushman's aunt's, Mrs. s.
u. Ways, on Franklin Ave.
Mrs. Clark Burnham and family
reached Film Der" Friday last and
that will be- their home from now on
until late in the fall. The Dr. will
join his family here a little later.
The play "A Scrap Of Paper" win
be reproduced by the Seminary stu
dents at Music Hall on Friday evening
next, june 18th. Tins IL for the bene-
III Of thu Athletic fund and there should
be large attendance.
Henry +, Fielding, anold time resi-,
dent of Manchester was IN town Mon
day aud Tuesday. We were glad of
the pleasure Of seeing him once more.
Mr. Fielding resides with his son John
II. Fielding in Greenwich, n. Y.
--Chas. s. Chase the court stenog-
rapher is boarding at o. g. felt's this
term. Mr.. Chase is well known
figure in Manchester having been
coming here now for more than aqnar-
ter of century.
--Children's day was observed Sun
day morning at the Congregational
church with appropriate exercises by
the children and by sermon 10y the
Rev. John Barstow. The sermon was
for the children.
Nathaniel Towsley received tele.
gram Monday from his daughter, Mrs.
Bert Bell at Los Angeles, Cal, that
his son William was dead at that
place We extend our sympathy TO
Mr.. Towsley and the surviving mem
beers OF the family.
lit seems good to see Andrew Mar
tin about town once more. Mr.. Mar
tin arrived here for the summer last
week, having spent the month of May
in New York booking guests for the
Equinox House,
The Manchester Water Go. have
been making connections on Franklin
Ave. with the line ending there and
are about to pipe down the Dillingham;
Ave, making a connection at o. b,
Coy's new residence.
Rev. Geo n. Smyih and family
Of East Orange are at Rest View
for the season. The reverend gentle
man has been bringing his family here
for great many years, and il Ger.
tainly seems natural 10 see him about
our streets.
The Rev. John Barstow left Tues
day for Woodstock to attend the AN
nual convention of the Congregational
churches of Vermont, of which he is
one Of the trustees and also one of the
directors Of the Vermont Domestic
Missionary Society.
Last Saturday and Sunday Man.
chester and vicinity were treated TO
storms Of unusual severity, and espec-
tally was Il 50 with that Of Saturday.
Two storms met nj this point and Tor
about a half an hour We were treated
10 bonbardmcnt Of thunder and
lightning that was grand,
The golden wedding Of Mr.. and
Mr.. T.. J.. Hawley was celebrated at
their home in this village Monday eve.
ming, June llih, aud about 80 Of their
relatives and friends were present 10
congratulate. Relatives from San
Frar cisco, Bennington, Troy and
Greenwich were present. We wish
this estenmAble couple continued years
Of health and happiness.
There will be no service ia the
Congregational church neat Sunday
morning, but the Baccalaareate ser.
mon before the graduating class Of the
Seminary viii be preached by Rev.
Geo. s. Mills Of Bennington q, three
O'Clock. This change is made in order
that The service shall no, interfere
with that Of other churchc. Ia town.
Mr.. Mills i. one ~ the strongest
preachers in the county and every On.
Wso can caabt ta hear him. The sam
day srhcoi viii meet at TIVE O'Clock,
aud lbs evening service wili h. beld
Al Tta a. a.uai. The prayer meeting
90 Tuesday evening neat wiil h. omit
lsd.
For SOLID comfort" with casine
II saperiaiisc excellence the summer
soioarner who enjoys the good things
of life" il advised 10 pAironiEe the
Equinox House AT Manchester, Yer
naoHi, This '.roomy" cd holel, es-
iAblsshed bali eeaiary ago BY the
Ia. Fraaslin II. oryis, has been
many simes .nisrwsd and Constantly