The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-06-13
HOwley O'Brien
5 Center Street,
MEAD BUILDING
RUTLAND, : VERMONT

Fowler's residence on Main street.
These deer evidently make their homes
va some Of the near by woods and may
be seen very frequently peacefully
grazing IN the meadows
Rev. Vincent Raw has accepted a
call 10 the Congregational church at
Manchester, VI. This church ~ 10 be
congratulated in securing this able
gentleman. II is understood Mr.. Raw
had call ~ the church al Manchester.
blythe Sea, Mass, bat preferred TO 90
TO Vermont. 1.-The Winchester Mass. }
Star.
Manager Wood Of the Bennington
Opera House will present Mary Man
nering in Glorious Betsey," on Sat
urdsy evening next, the 10Th. This will
bc the last chance this season TO hear
and see this talented young actress,
why has. il is said, in her new vehicle,
GLORIOUS Betsey," the best play of
the year.
The baecalaureate sermon will be
preached at the Congregational church
on Sunday next by the Rev. George s.
Mills OF Bennington. The time has
been made at $50 p. m, SO as TO al
low all the members Of the various de-
nominations in town TO attend the ser.
vices. Everybody is invited.
Sundays New York Herald ha,
this 10 say OF a gentleman well known
in Manchester. "Mr. j. NJ. Lichten
auer's Moods is in line with the dee
orative bent of his art. Like the dee
orative subject by this artist which WA
shown in the Knoedler galleries this
season, Moods also has been on ex
hibition and admired"
f. A. Shipman, Of the firm o
Shipman d Evans of New York city
was in town one afternoon last weel
calling on old friends. Mr.. Shipmar
was accompanied by his cousin. W. X
Roberts of Dorset. Mr.. Shipman vii
be remembered by large number o
Manchester people as having been |
visitor at the home of his grandfather
the late Edward Roberts, mt the oil
Roberts homestead at the Center, fol
a good many summers when a boy.
There is To be quite an exodus o
| Manchester people for Europe thi
summer. Miss w. d. Hawley left las
week for Boston from which port sh
was TO sail; Mrs. ID. K. Simonds leave
the port Of New York on Friday mex
for a three months trip to the BritisI
Isles and France, and Miss Emm
Brown will leave shortly for a Euro
pean trip. Mr.. and Mrs. 2. w. Orvi
are already abroad as are Mr.. and Mr.,
| b. Sherman Fowler, who are spendln
the season in Switzerland.
The Sunday State Journal Of Lin
coin, Neb., recently contained length
letter from Judge Charles II. Burrit
formerly Of this place, but more RI
Gently Judge Of the Mountain Distri'
Of the Philippines, who is paying a Wis
10 his brother, Edward g. Burritt {
Lincoln. There is probably no oil
better qualified TO speak on the subje'
Of the Philippines than the judge is,
he has spent the last nine years IN u
! heart OF those Islands and has come
the closest contact with the most sa
age Of any Of the natives.
Appended herewith are given G
tracts from letter recently sent 10 NJ
and Mrs. Albert Smith of this villa
by recent guest Of theirs from Broo
Ign. showing how our beautiful TOW
imprcsses strangers;
: Home. sweet home, again. and
days work already behind me; but I
9 song OF the hills, the fields, the stream
, the golf course still runs strong Al
7 clear within me. need but close 1
eyes and am again in dear Maneh'
" ter, but when open my eyes the p
We iure fades. Ardent and deep is !
l. love for Gods country; bat on Ma
81 chester and the surrounding count
Il God seems to have lavisbed so much
e bis beauty, Of his poetry 10 hh
breathed 10 much Of that quiet. dc
n life stream, 10 reircshingso the wea
I -. l.s...,A aa,f that aa. inst aree