The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-09-19
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

THURSDAY. sFPTEMhrB is ~

ssaior II he cd hoans
- u. Coz 10 erecsans se~ barn
co. va preanww aa I,illnlgham ssennt
NJ. sHd Mr., Bssrnha Klencis a
Bfpoasrs are sasasaag NJ O. A. Las.
re@ws
The ssilagx iAa collector Rsy b.
sssn aisoaa ,be sas,esaA say fair AaorHinT
ihess asYs
"A W 6oFson " ibe Gpmbsasisos
sAsh sl0rs wMs is sovn Thursday laei
go buahc@.
"a oALlegrAm from Hgsolria an.
noaDrss sbs hRth n son 10 NJ. and
Ms. Charles r. iirmsssxy.
-. u Bs~ps~ss. ss@esal G2sEi foF
shs tsgss Prs lnsurA0os Co.. vas in
Lown last Friday % basines.
= Mr. Fila Iscarn Peli has returned
sssaa her vacation and vill ~ 10 her
heass an Seminary sgenas this seek.
We mat esd 10 liss. When 10
ksilssd st.hson's New Il.toi Rsssaar'
ami .sIi supply ihe essentials adv,
-~Kr-,ies. John q. Mccullough Of
ksstk Bennington was AZ Interested
spectator At The Fair lAsa seek Thurs.
dag.
.-.Ssrersi "A cur local hunters have
L~.n out after lbs elusive partridge
bai They have MOI been very successful
~ yes
There sill bs regular cornmnni
sAaion ~ Adonlram Lodge at their
Lodge rooms on Thursday evening, |
tbs 18th.
The hrsi food ball game Of The
season was played last Saturday be.
txscn Is. a Is. Seminary and Alnmni
and resulted in l.c 5--5.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter j. MeSaboe,
81 Nc~ York City. are spending few
weeks "a Mr.. MeNaboe's old home at
ihe north end o. the town.
Nv. ~ Robertson ~ Omaha. Neb.,
and his sister, Miss Robertson Of Cam
bridge, N. Y. have been spending
few days a. Judge Edsorton's.
Edward II. sslfi left Tuesday FOR
Chicago, sher be will meet his mother
who Ii travelling home with the remains
Of Mr.. swifi who died recently in Oak.
land. Cal.
Joseph W, Roe was in town q
short time las, week on bis way back
" hts duties ST Yale College offer hay-
ing spent most OF the summer At Lake |.
Bomosccn.
-F. A. Cook, who has been with the
Lugene Brothers for some time past,
has bought gu, the blacksmith bust
ness 81 William Whitman and taken
possession.
Mrs. Marcia Lawrence Of Man
chester Depot and Miss Mary Law
renee Of Hudson. Mass, spent Tuesday
with their cousins. George A. Law
renee aud Mrs. Ella Bourn Felt.
The leaves have commenced 10
take on their coloring Of red, yellow
and brown. II will not be long before
they will ba seen sgirlina about the
sireets and then comes the snow.
Prospect street 10 the front once
more. A son was born 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Campbell ON Thursday last
and on Saturday daughter arrived at
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Bruso.
Miss Helen NJ. Black, who has
been IN Nebraska all summer with heT1
brother William, viii arrive in Man.
chester for the winter on Friday, com
ing direct 10 Manchester from New
York City where she has been spend
ing a season with her sister, Mrs. Sarah
cushman.
lin a team match Ekwanok VS.. Mt.
Anthony played over the home clubs
neu nine hole course Saturday, thei
I4th. Ekwanok won aud Z. w. Clark
Ord made new record Of W for the u
holes aud Frederick Martin broke the
record Of the 0 holes by returning a
card Of ~.
The many friends Of Mrs. Lucy
Mpnson Valentine will be pleased 10
learn that she ia pleasantly located as
dean Of the womcn's department Of
the University a, Decatur, H., and is
one Of the teachers in Domestic
Science. Her daughter is with her
and is q SUDDEN, in the University.
Wednesdays New York Tribune
has an announcement 10 the effect that
Rev. John Douglas Adam, formerly Of
Manchester bu, lale Of Brooklyn, has
accepted call ISSUED to him 10 be.
come associate pastor IN charge OF the
Mum Avenue Presbyterian church Of
East Orange. n. J. DIR. Adam is TO
be congratulated on his prcferment
Miss Mary Roe, for some years a
resident Of Manchester. with her sister. |
in-Iax, Mrs. A. {. Roc, has been
spending the summer IN Norrissown,
ON The New York aide Of the ", Law
r~scc riscr. Her o~a Asser. Mr..
Caldwell. aud daughter. wore with her.
Mr.. Caldwell, after short illness,
died Sept. lAh. Mrs Roe viii spend
th@ coming winter in po.sism, n. T.,
boarding in she same house with her
niece. Miss Caldwell.
--Adseris~d letters: l.. y. Avery,
rrsnkl,n Corey. Mrs.. y. u. Cohen, Joe
Darand. Mrs. Robert Grout, Helen r.
Chute. A. Francis, Miss Mary Frazier,
Mr., Fred Graves, Myrtle N. Goddard,
VIM. Green, Mrs. G. u. Greenslit,
Earl Hill. Knic l.. Kenny. hyrcn
Kline. Albert w. johnson, W. s.
VL--.t-~ na.x. Low Astbnx ..rse