The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-08-09

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daily 80 ihe Csc rsaas 10 ilsis rAlle,
with Ne hsfses
Kew, Pascal Har4uweY ~ Neu
lsrgilam. l. | has Arrssed ia ssxn
aud oiss'a his fsaails a their esaiAge
Mr. llasrus~ vii haze shasrr n ~.
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Rev, ] :. Hruwn u ~, Allssas
was Ia Manchester last Thursday, III
attendance "a the rrepiaan gsren 10
his sarnasspg. Rrv. ~ :. Mss'rAdy,
WhEe III tswH Mr. Br.~n wa ihc
gucsi ~ lsescon and Mrs. John BATHS
Miss Lsbhis Boynion 81 Ncw York
arrived Ia Manchester "Wednesday
rrening "a visa b. her mother, Mrs.
sylyana, Boyuion. Mrs Boynion. Al
" years ~ age. " remarkably we'll
Puesarsed. and her general health re-
maine very good.
james Hanley, the celebrated
guide ami fisherman, had catch u
irsus ~ exhibition ii ibs Equinox lat
week that sAs ID. finest We have seen
this SEASON with the exception o. the
one esagh, by 20 editor . week ago.
This latter VAS remarkable in ill., hay.
ing been the only one caagh, by US in
thirty years.
Miss Marion Brooks Snow. daughter
81 Sir. and Mrs Henry Sanger Snow,
81 Brooklyn, Y. Y. who are summer.
ing at the Equinox. returned Wcdnes-
day from two weeks visit nj Forest
Lake. Illinois. Miss Snow is one Of
the most attractive young ladies AT the
Equinox this season. and has made
many friends.
The Misses Hoyt Of New York city
and Manchester, viii give vaudeville
entertainment at Music hall Saturday
evening. They will be assisted by the
Equinox orchestra. The Misses lloyt
need no introduction 20 Manchester au.
dienees, and their performances are al. |
ways looked forward 10 MS one Of the |
events Of the season.
Robert Mackey and wife and Mrs. 1
! G. A, Williams, whose husband il on
a mission in Australia for several news
papers, are spending their vacations at
A. l.. Miners. Mr.. Mackey is assoei-
ate editor of Success, which is prob.
ably one of the most successful maya.
zines Of The day. The entire party,
including Mr.. Miner, took trip TO
Saratoga, Glens Falls and Lake George,
on Wednesday.
On account of the scarcity of rain
the streets outside OF those in the cen
ter OF the village, are extremely dusty.
The traffic on our village highways is
very heavy particularly north 10 the
Center and Depot, no less than fifty A
teams and ten autos going by in one
hour last Monday afternoon, and the
cloud Of dust thrown up was discourage
ing to the housekeepers along that line
of travel.
The accompanying program is for
the concert TO be given by the Man
chester Union Band on Friday evening,
August 10, on the green in front of the
Equinox House: /. March, Journal"
W. A. Sargent; 2. Overture, Yankee
Hash, Miller, (by request);3. Pretty
Mollie shannon" W. H. Maekie; 4.
" Garden of Roses" W. A. Pratt
8. Serenade, . Loves Response Mil
Ter; 6. Medley March, why Don't
Yon Try" Van Alstyne and Bowers;
Z. Song for the cornet MY Hearts
Tonight in Tennessee" Petrie; s.
Two Step, Wholly Smokes" Wight;
Home, Sweet Home, soloist, George
Wood.
"A valuable addition to the Library
has been received from Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Willing, sent from the Armenian
College in Venice. II consists of
large Bible in the Armenian language,
a grammar, first reader and dctionery ,
in English. Armenian, prayer-book in
30 different languages, and the "Un-
canonica Writings of Scripture" in
English. The bindings are fine, being
the work Of the students and monks
connected with the monastery on the
Island Of st. Lazarus, who have rep i.
utation in Europe for the quality of
their work. Anyone Interested in phi
lology should take look at these in
tcresting books.
Thursday evening there was pro-
gressive euchre party given at Music
hall under the auspices of the Ekwanok
Country Club. Mr. and Mrs. James !,
l.. Taylor and Miss Florence Taylor,
of Brooklyn, conducted the affair, which
was pronounced success, More than y
eighty OF the cottage and hotel contin-
gent played for the twelve prizes '
Those who received prizes were: Miss
G. A. Warner, Troy; Mrs. Austin 7.
White, Cambridge. Mass. Mrs. J. G. /
Miner, New York; Miss Clcghorn, Man
chester; Mrs. y. Williamson, Brook ,
Ign; Miss Harding, Boston; Miss T.. X. ,
Gray, New York city; Mrs. G. W. Rob
bins, Manchester; Mrs. b. +. Carver,
Pass Christian, Miss; Miss Beckwith,
Cleveland; Miss Binns, Brooklyn; Miss
Inslee. New York.
The annual entertainment for the
benefit of The book funds of the Mark
Skinner library viii be held at Music
hall on Saturday evening, August Is,
and il is hoped viii be enjoyed by
everybody. The reading room Of the
library is supplied with papers and I
magazines. the beautiful building is ,
made comfortable and cared for, and
efficient librarians are provided with.
out effort or expense on the part Of the /,