The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-06-06

HANcHLsTrE
Miss MARY q Gone - visiting b.
honss hsrp for teS weeks
Mr. !. G. Bacon arrived iron
Bradford. coan.. Wednesday lat.
Mr. X. r Hsyi and Miss France
Hoyt arrived "Wednesday last tof ib'
summer
Miss Harriet n. Clark Of Brsiile
boro 10 visiting ber sister, Mns. y. X
Hispoada
Lone Pine" was opened on Tues
day by The ARRIVAL u Mrs. James l.
Taylor and Miss Taylor.
Mr.. Csrml Y White q Randolph
Va. i visiting her brother Hon. W
Is. Edgersoh.
Mrs ~. W. Stewart ~ Beuning
ION 10 AT Der daughters. Mrs. Otto X.
Benueii. for visit.
Walter Back has commenced has
lslors q, ibe Tacaaic Hardware Co, as
stsnogfsphsr and bookkeeper
Mrs. O. L. To~sley and masters
Harry and Philip To~sley were in
Troy lAs, week Tor day OF two.
The family II George I.AVie Of
BrSoklyn ARE At their cottage, The
Colonial" for The coming season,
--Audrew L. Martin was al home
from New York city over Decoration
day, returning Sunday last.
Mr. and Mr.. Fritz BurnhAm Of
Rutland sefe the guests ot Mr., aud
Mr.. T.. II. llemenway over Memorial
day,
Mrs. y. d. Elliot, and two children
arrived home from months vacation
al the home Of Mr. Ellioit's parents in
Delhi. n. y.
MIR. Esd Mrs Robert y. Mcqueen
OF New York city have arrived at their
summer home, "Bide.a.see, " for the
season.
Mrs. c. l.. Fowler Of New York is
a, the 0ryis Cottage for few weeks
prior 10 the opening Of the Equinox
House.
Mrs. +. v. Trull aud Mrs. j. ID.
Wright and daughter are spending a
couple Of weeks with relatives near
Boston.
Hon. G. e. Fits, attorney general
Of the state of Vermont, is in attend
ancc al court, appearing IN the inter
es, Of the state in the Mahan murder
ease.
Contractor j. r. Remington of
Bennington WAS in town on Saturday
10 look over alterations that are ~ be
made at Strawberry Hill" the com
ing summer.
The venerable Deacon John BATHS
il again confined to the house. II seems
unusual not TO see the good deacon
about his garden at this season OF the
year.
DIR. and Mrs. l.. II. Hemenway,
who have been in Honolulu all winter,
with their son Charles, arrived home
last week. We are glad 10 see them
again.
Hon. Charles II Darling. collector
Of the port Of Burlington, was in town
on business connected with the court
on Tuesday. making us a pleasant call
before returning home.
"A piano recital by the pupils of
Burr aud Burton Seminary, assisted
by the Misses Hoyt, viii take place on
Saturday evening. June 10th a, Music
Hall at s O'Clock prompt, This recital
is free and all are invited.
--siinson. the New Depot Restau-
rant. will serve meals on III European
plan only from now on. You pay for
what you get and you get only what
yon want. Service the best. Prices
reasonable. adv
An entertainment will be given in
the Congregational church parlors.
Friday evening. for the benefit OF the
Burr aud Burton Athletic Association.
The girls quarteiie will sing. Re.
frcshmenis will bc served.
The residence OF Mrs. j. n. Hard
has been greatly improved by the put.
ling on Of an outside chimney on the
west sidc u the building, giving an
open fireplace in the sitting room. The
building has also been treated to a
fresh coat Of paint,
Hon. David X. Simonds Is on a ten
day vacation to the jamestown Expo.
si.iou. taking in New York city and
Washington a, the same time, IN each
81 which places he has relatives. While
absent he will visit some Of the old
battle tields Of Virginia.
Immediately after the morning SER
vice Sunday next, in connection with
,he "chldrrn's Day" exercises, the
new Primary Sunday School room viii
be dedicated. There will be a short
service by the children with a few
words and prayer o. conservation by
DIR. Scayer.
-. Is. Twining and party aud San
ford cIueii and party were through
here ia automobiles on Memorial day
and il vas pleasure 10 see the easy
manner in which they ran their huge
machines through the village at speed
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