The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-09-06

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Saturday evening
Mr.. Edw. Moryas and Nm S r..
Thayer wene in Manchester on
Wednesday
"A bsayy rain % Monday did Al
lmmebst Aa9oubt u good iof our farm.
ere hereAl'ouis
-Nr BArsioH's Diminishing council
a,ll meet 10 The church vcsiyy FrdA y
morning neu Al 10 O'Clock
The Miss 0rys have returned
from a visit " friends n south Lon
dondcrry
Cards are out announcing the mar.
rage 81 Miss Nellie HcmenWay 20 Is.
u Nottingham. on Tuesday. Sept. II.
"A wagon load u young people
wcre AZ the station Monday noon 10
see Robbins and Harriet Barstow oti
-Cbas. l.. Randall. sho Was injured
last week by bis horse throwing him.
is improving rapidly and is on the milk
wagon again.
Horace O. Young Of Albany has
returned from ga extended trip abroad
and ha. joined his family AT the Equi-
uoK.
Paul ". Oryis. ". X Bennett,
George W Bennett. aud Louis
Martin were home over election day 10
cast their vote.
Mr. aud Mrs. Jno. y. Wild and
son lef, for their home IN Chicago
Monday noon. Mr.. Wild has been
here two weeks while on his vacation
Last Friday was the last day of
fishing FOR front this year, and good
many took advantage Of this last op.
p0rtunity 10 wet their feet in the Kill
The beautiful watering trough
presented 10 the village by the late +.
S. lsham. has been cleaned out and
put IN presentable appearance once
more.
Miss Ornsby, descendant of
Gideon Ormsby, one Of the earliest
settlers in Manchester, was in town
Wednesday looking over points of his
torical interest.
The first auto 30 cross the Bear
town Notch came up through Sandgate
and down this side last week Two
ladies from Bridgeport, Conn, made
the trip.
Geo. X. Miner, editor of the New
York Sunday Herald, together with his
wife, daughter, and his aunt, Mrs.
Prindle, returned Monday 10 New York
city.
Mrs. ]. Harrington Walker and
Caldwell Walker, who had been spend
ing a couple OF weeks in Manchester,
left Friday morning in their touring
ear for their summer home at Magno-
liza, Mass, accompanied by Mrs. Fran
ees Cassard of "Wayside, 2 and Frank
Wallace.
Mr.. Barstow and bis three younger
children left for Lee Monday, where
Robbins and Harriet enter the high
school. Mr.. Barstow will return We'd
nesday or Thursday and be present at
the preparatory lecture in the vestry
Friday evening at 100
The Battcnkill Valley Industrial
Society will hold their annual fair on
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday
next, Sept IL, IL and 10. The officers
wish 10 state that the prizes offered by
the society for the prevention of cru
city to animals, consisting of four
blankets, were never claimed, as no
entries were made. They are still in
the possession of the association, and
can be competed for this year.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. X. Miner and
Miss Miriam Miner arrived in town
last week. On Friday, they, accom-
panied by A. l.. Miner, Mrs. Miner
aud Mrs. Prindle, took carriage
drive to the Notch on Equinox, where
they picnieed Mrs. Miner and Mrs.
prindle returned by team while the
Others continued on up Equinox, re.
turning by moonlight, reaching home
about eleven p. IN.
Nihit hiti NhliuAil hWiH' va thlcs
Frances Cassard Of Baltimore, was the
scene on Wednesday last Of large
ladies' luncheon. Among those pres.
ent were; Mrs. 4. 5. lsham, Mrs. Geo.
Taylor and Mrs. q. A. Orvis, New
York. Mrs. @. H. Thatcher, Mrs. Harry
Sweny and Mrs. A. j. Mcclure, Al
bany; Mrs. J. Harrington Walker, De
troit, Mich; Mrs. X. ID. Brown and
Mrs. Harris, Philadelphia, and Mrs.
Webb, Baltimore.
Under the heading Of "Mr. George
II. Gilbert arrives home,'' the Win
chester Star Of Friday last says: "Mr.
George II. Gilbert returned from Man
chester in the Mountains, where he has
been passing the summer, yesterday.
He is much better from the affects Of
biz recent accident and is improving
daily. This mishap was the only
drawback 10 most enjoyable sum
mer's outing, Of which be speaks most
enthusiastically. His many friends will
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