The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-02-14

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Advertised lssaen Nd. Brnsi.
Mr.. v, Graded. John f'haisu. Oeofxs
Nkamss.
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paiga u tbs congregss~snai churyh op
Sunday last
--Ncmts. n. u. sa5 s@ah Shel5ou
a hapeff, wefe ~ iowa ca basiscss
On Tuesday
Mrs. W. u. bdgrrson, Who ives
oo1fnea 10 the bcs pssi ~ last week,
10 sblf 10 he ~ AAd asoas eDce rppse.
Mrs. Albsra smiib. who u visiting
relatives snd fsiesds IN Hrcoklyn. IL
expected homs sisia -eo. Saturday.
--ChAs, y. Benlley u sAadgAie was
IL iown "Wednesday on business coz
necicd With tbs estate 81 Harmon
Tucker
MR.. A. ". Moaai ls.i on Monday
for Morrisiown. y j., where shc wall
make al asieudcsl visit with ber sister
pho rcssdcs Ia thai eliy.
- Remember ibo Maininl event 81
The ~eck, valentine social snd supper
Al Congregational church yeslry Thurs
day evening VI .s O'clock.
Mrs. John MoHai has feiurIad 10 lho 4
Ccn.sf 30 1--we. taking up her residence
With Mr.. and Mn. John Dimond. who
will occupy Mr.. SloFai's house this
spring
The Depo, Restaurant Al Rutland Is !
where sll the Manchester people 60 10
take their meals. No trouble 10 send |
word home u you wish 10 slay and take |
IA the theatre. adv. I
Have yen seen Jim Puriy with has 4
bon 81 cigars under his armf HIS bet
Yer bali presented him with n son and
heir on Monday last. Hence that
smile thai he sports.
The anniversary ot The birth OF
Abraham Lincoln was no, celebrated
In this town 10 amy extent, but IN some
places. especially tho large cities,
much attention MAS given W the event,
-. A. Cross has returned from Bur
lington whittier be went q week or 50
ago 10 be treated for trouble 10 bis
bead caused by being injured in foot
ball game last fall. He IL very much 4
improved.
-fell, the village shoe dealer, has
700 many mems. women's and child
rens one, two aud three buckle arctics
In stock Tor this time OF the year aud
will give genuine bargains on the
above after this date. adv.
The past week we have more OF
the genuine old fashioned winter wealth
er. the mercury running down low into
the twen,ies. Sunday gave us a slight
change aud good, stiff wind blow,
with occasional snow squalls aud turn
ing 10 colder rs the day wore on.
The members Of the 900 club were
entertained nj Mrs. 0rrin Boynion's
on Friday afternoon last and by Mrs,
Ramsay Mscnaugh,an on Saturday af-
Arnoon and evening. AT each place y
most enjoyable evening was had,
THE students OF the Seminary arr
getting rcsdy 70 pun ON an rnwrtsin-
meni for the benefit Of the general
public. Due and scasonable notice
will be given through these columns Of
The details OF the affair.
Our public schools are getting
ready for their exercises for the ccle-
braiion Of Washington's birthday on
the I'D Of this month. In many Of the
schools quite extensive arrangements
are being made.
--Adyices received from Theodore
Swift on Wednesday report him as be.
ing somewhat improved in health and
as thai time sitting on the piazza writ
ing and listening the while 10 the
merry click Of the lawn mower. The
dolorous lhump OF the snow shovel for
onrs for a week or so yet.
"a. X. SIaier the Rutland optician,
10 10 20 on ten days trip 10 New York
and Washington, being away from his
Office from Feb. y to March and his
merit professional visit 10 Manchester
viii be delayed in consequence.
"A. NJ Reed Of Albany. who, ac-
eompanied by bis wife, is spending
few days with his parents, Rev. and
Mrs. A. G. Reed, gave a most interest.
ing discourse, illustrated with stercop-
iieon views. at the psrlors Of the Con.
grcgaiional church gu Monday evening
last, His subject was Of a trip through
the Yellowstone Park and was extreme.
ly interesting.
Ice cutting was resumed on Eqni-
nor Pond last Thursday morning and
was finished on the following Monday.
everyone being supplied with a full
supply Of the very finest Ice obtainable
anywhere. Eldred, the Ice man. has
filled bis large lee houses 10 the roof
with this ice and our Summer guests
viii be getting pure concealed spring
water served out 10 them all next sum
mer.
III viii be some little time no doubt
before those using chewing tobacco
will be able 10 so regulate their expec-
terAting thai they will not follow ont
ths time honorei custom 81 using the
sidewalks for cnspidorcs. Some
thcaghilcss person has again been dec.
Grating the walk In front Of the post
Office and drug store. Il WAS aninien.
tsonal no doubt.
"A large boaque, Of beautiful roses
adorned the desk Of the Congregational
church Sunday morning last. the gift 4