The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-10-04

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a The rcclofy 81 ~ phul's church. b!
Rev. Fr Kelly After short iou
they viii ~ 10 New York city wher
they wili reside
some u The guests Of the Equinox
we're NJ charmed With The fine autumn
weather thai they have taken room, a.
The Urvis Cottage and will stay 81
7 through October Although many peo
pile have LETT town others arc arriving
and good number d guests ARE her,
~ the smaller boarding houses for De
I lDber
The Monday Club held is first
meeting this autumn with Mrs Edward
oryis 81 the Equinox House. Last
years work was briefly reviewed and
illustrated by two dozen Of the most
famous paintings Of the Renaissance
and the coming years work was inter.
esiingly launched. The next meeting
will be Oct. s, with Miss Edna Oryis, at
'TmnimAnia
The trustees Of Delwood Cemetery
are soon to commence work on the re-
Gently acquired property lying south
Of the present property. A landscape
artist will have the laying Of il out in
charge, and when completed the prop
ety will be q most beautiful spot. But
two Of the original directors of the As
ISOLATION are living, namely, h. J.
Hawley and J Il. Hollister
The Rkwanok Country Club will
be open TO about October 10. when the
gates will be closed. Many improve
ments have been planned by Chairman
Paul Waterman Of the Grounds Com
mittee, and a large force Of men will
begin work as soon as the course is
closed. Several new bunkers are 10
be put in and the course considerably
stlffened before the playing season of
1907 begins.
The annual meeting Of the Man
chester s. 7. c. A. was held in the
court house on Monday, Sept. "A, at
two p. m. II was most encouraging
that SO many attended the meeting
Mr., james A. Thayer was elected one
of the yice-presidents and DR.. j. +.
Page special agent DIR. l.. NJ. Kelley
was asked TO I'll the place on the di-
rectors list made vacant by the re-
moval of DR.. Whipple to the far west.
II was voted 10 send w. w. Tower of
Rutland $40 for special work in the
state, and 10 continue 10 subscribe for
the papers for the district schools.
The Equinox House closed Monday
after one Of the busiest seasons in the
history of that popular hotel. The
great increase in summer business
which Manchester has enjoyed is in
part due 10 the large number of touring
which have visited Man
chester this season, there having been
as many as thirty automobiles passing
through Manchester i'll one day. The
Of the Equinox House are
planning TO make greater improve
ments for taking care of the automo-
biles next season A large and well
appointed garage will be erected and
ready for business early in June, 1907.
just where this will be located has not
yet been determined, however.
Rev, DR.. Ezra Brainerd, president
Of Middlebury College, occupied the
pulpit of the Congregational church ON
Sunday, preaching two able sermons.
His morning theme was the peace
which belongs 10 the true follower of
God. He is at peace with his fellows,
with himself, with God. In the even.
ing the discourse was upon our account
ability 10 God. ignorance of human
law does not excuse the criminal in our
civil courts. Likewise in the spiritual
realm We are expected TO search for
Gods truth and TO obey 1t,
MANCHESTER CENTER.
The Service Club will meet with
Miss Ella Dyer Thursday afternoon.
The Educational Club will meet
Tuesday evening, October ., at the
Baptist parsonage.
Harry Adams is improving the
Adams buildings by having them
painted.
Mrs. J. s. Batcheldcr goes soon on
nm extended visit to friends in Massa-
chuseits.
The members of the choir Of the
Baptist church are invited 10 meet at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Black
mer Thursday evening.
"A fine new lume il being installed
a, the old grist-mill dam. This has
been a large job bat il has been sue
ccssfnlly carried out.
DR.. J. =. Pages mare, Blue Rib
bon. was successful in two raees in
which she was entered a, Brnitieboro,
Al the Valley Fair. The 2.29 pacing
race. for purse Of 500, was won by
her in three straight heats, and she
won second money in the 22 pacing
race for a similar purse,
The tenth annual reunion 81 the
SURVIVOR Of Go. +. Fifth VI, was held
in this village on Tuesday last, AT the
Baptist church. Dinner WAS served by
The Ladies Aid Society, and there were
remarks made By Capt, George II SEES.
SONS, Hon. David X. simonds. Reyer.
ends Robinson, MacNeil and Mecready.
Those present Of the old company,
which was recruited aud Differed main.
Is from this iown. we're Messn. Jerome
Gleason, q II Sessions. u. H. Dyer,
Charles Scot. Homer Dudley. John
Reynolds and Ora Whitman.