The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-08-15
HOWLEY & O'BRIEN,
N. MEAD BLDG, S CENTER ST.
RUTLAND, VERMONT
RUTLAND,

phia Cricket Club. both former pro
icssionais al the Ekwanok Country
Club. have been spending their vaca'
lions ia town as guests Of Tom Morris,
the Country Club greens keeper
Ambassador 10 Austria, Hon.
Charles +. Francis Of the Troy Times,
joined his family at the Equinox
House on Thursday last. The Am
bassador is enjoying few weeks
leave Of absence from his post at
VIENNA and made haste 10 join his
family here.
One Of the social events OF the
season viii be Cafe Cbantant" 10
be given next Friday evening at Music
Hall under the auspices Of the Women's
Auxiliary committee of the Ekwanok
Club. A number Of young men and
women spending the summer here will
appear In "specialties."
Manager Willard Of the Orchard
Park Hotel and Garage, is kept hnst-
ling these fine days. Both his house
and his garage are full and he is now
contemplating the erection Of further
additions TO the house for the next
season.
The young ladies Of the Congrega.
lional church gave "A lawn party ON the
lawn between the church and Court
House on Tuesday evening which was
a grand success. The grounds were
prettily decorated with japanese lam
terms. and that, together with the
pretty girls, made fine picture.
About SIS. was realized.
George X. Miner. who for many
years has been editor OF the New York
Sunday Herald, is now in Paris doing
Sssa a ssIssa9adshee g gRasE Us RsS
Bennett, who sent him TO Mexico,
Spain and South of France recently on
missions. Mr.. Miner may
return TO America in the autumn.
There was quite crowd al disap-
pointed music lovers Tuesday night
when the band did not put in an APP
according to schedule, AS
his was the second week they had
been denied the pleasure of listening
10 the popular selections so ably rem
iered. Come on over again boys, snow
will soon be on the ground.
The following letters unclaimed
at this Office: Mrs. Abby, Ed
ward Bridgcman 2, Anne Eagan 2,
Warwick s. Carpenter, Joseph Fuller,
Mrs. Alice Finn, Emma j. Hartley, J.
W. Hawley. Miss Rose Lynch 2, Miss
Iiilda Michel. Miss Jean Neville, Miss
Ryan, Miss Ethel Rice. X. Il, Risley,
Miss Marguerite Teichert, Mrs, j. IL.
Thompson, Myron G. Wick, Mrs. Wal
lace Young
The tickets for the next entertain
ment 10 be given by the Misses Hoyt,
will 90 on sale Wednesday, Aug. 2lst
from 0 until II a. m, at Music Hall,
and after II moon Of the same date,
It Equinox House and Hard's Drug
store as usual. As the Misses Hoyt
are DESTROYS that all patrons may have
equal opportunity 10 purchase desirable
seats. the suggestion has been made
hat individuals limit themselves 10 six
tickets. sending other purchasers TO
he line should they desire more
tickets.
The entertainment given by the
Misses Hoyt on Saturday evening last
was pronounced success in every
way. Ii certainly IL treat to see
.hesc versatile young ladies 90 through
heir lengthy program without hitch Of
any sort. They were greeted by a full
house who were most enthusiastic in
heir applause OF the many good points
shich we're brought out in the course
n the evening. They viii give an
other entertainment on the 2ith inst.
The funeral OF Mrs. Sarah NJ.
Within 0rvis was held on Thursday
las, from the Congregational church,
the funeral sermon beng preached by
Rev. Vincent Raw. The pail bearers
we're Hon. DAVID n. Simonds, George
smith. Geo. W. Bennett Of Manehes-
Ter and Geo. II. Thatcher Of Albany,
and the interment was IN the family
plot Al Dellw9od cemetery. Mrs.
0rvis viii be- sadly missed in this com
munisy where she has lived so long,
--Msssrs. Mark W. and Kirk H.
Howard, together with younger
brother, have been spending the past
,ws weeks At Joseph l.ngene's al the
Center They brougb, The remains Of
their mother. the late Mrs. Rauney
Howard, 10 Manchester for burial.
The two first named brothers were
old schoslmates ~ the editor ard u ~
with much pleasure thu, we welcome
them 10 their old home once more.
The three brothers, with one sister,
survive the parents Manchester hs.
sne more occasion 70 b proud u her
sqns who have gone oE, IN ,he world
" make names faf themselves.
This week will he oeapied with
the tournament for the First Presi-
dents Cap. on the iinks o. the Ek-