The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-11-07
HOWley &O'Brien,
8 Center S.. Mead Building.
VERMONT
RUTLAND.

8 cen,er ST., Mead Building.
RUTLAND. s VERNON
caused by congestion of the brain
brought ON by excessive yomoling. II
was Ano looking. robust boy aud III
sympathy Of their many friends is q,
tended 10 them in their great loss.
The plan established by the Boar
oi Governors ~ awarding prizes wit
the yirs Of improving the caddy ser
vice during the season Of 1907, has
based upon tbs work Of the caddies, n
determined by the markings of tn
players, resulted as follows; ALVIN
Marquis a.. Herbert King 81, Ralpl
Fleming ", Ernest Fleming -, VII
liam Collclic 81. Charles Pond 81, Har
ny Towsicy 81, Harry f'ishersl, Harold
Kendall 81, John fully 81. Edwarc
Marquis VI, Frank Morris 81, Harold
Fleming 81, Philip Towsleysl, Charlie,
Burns 81
The installation ceremony of the
Rev, Vincent Raw was held at the
Congregational church Wednesday Of
last week aud was well attended by
clergy and others from this territory.
Among those present were: Rev. John
Barstow, "A former pastor now OF Lee,
Mass, and who received a warm
greeting from his many friends in
Manchester, Rev. James Harper OF
North Bennington; Rev. George s..
Mills OF Bennington and Rev. Isaac
Jennings OF Bennington Center; Rev.
w, Tanner Hughes Of Rupert; Rev.
DIR. Mcllyeen of Boston and Rev.
Chas, l.. Carhart of Dorset.
The Bennington Banners North
Bennington correspondent said in a
recent issue of the Banner: 1.-The
North Bennington Fish and Game club
held its FIRST clay pigeon shoot Thurs
day afternoon. This is very rare
sport for southern Vermont and Great
ed quite an excitement aud enthusiasm
among the members. Fifteen entered
IN the shoot which commenced at p.
m. at Colyin's woods. At $3.50 y. m,
after the afternoon sports, the club
held venison supper. These boys
are on the right track and as soon as
they have little more practice the
Rod aud Gun Club Of Manchester will
be ready 10 meet them no doubt.
MANCHESTER CENTER.
Mrs. Clauson IL having a new barn
built.
Pacific engine house is being re-
paired
James Scott Of Bennington has
been in town for a few days,
Mrs. Webb and Mrs. Grout of Ar
ington were in town Friday.
Harry Reynolds has moved to DIR.
W yman's tenement in the lane.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Adams are
company from Hoosiek,
n. Y.
Frank Woodward of Bennington
vas in town calling on friends Thurs
lay.
Miss Maud Thompson Of Cam
bridge, n. T., is the guest of her cou-
sin. Miss Ella Dyer.
IL. Bushee, who has been visiting bis
brother and friends in Pawlet, has re-
turned.
William Wilson was in Rutland the
first OF the week the guest of bis broth
er, Frank.
"A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Gilbert Thompson, Saturday, Nov. 2.
Weight nine pounds.
The Junior Mission Band will met
Saturday afternoon in the Baptist yes
Try. All boys and girls are invited.
byron ]. Hcbert has moved from
block 10 james Jameson's
upstairs tenement.
Eugene cherbonnean has moved
from Adams tenement 10 the house
near The New York Store al the Depot.
Miss Minor Of Wallineford has
been a recent guest Of Mr. and Mrs.
James Jameson.
Mrs. Leroy MaDlcy wat in Rutland
he first Of the week and called on
friends IN The hospital.
Mir. vincen, and family, who have
been engaged in the bakery business
here dnriug the summer, have return
"a 10 Troy.
The Service Club Of The Baptist
rhurrh will hold their annual sale Of
hseful and fancy articles the second
week in December.
Mrs. X. h. Smith. Who has been IN
Ihc Rntland hospital for a few weeks.
.as Wa far recovered from The opera
,..rs A. 4. ~ Nf.&. "a ..rn.. h.sns I'm