The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-02-28

--sfas. II. VI. Nssn@DHs has b@@r
hosssd via m sia&ss ~ The grip.
--f,eorre n. Hsmsnvsy q, ssSSle-
tnry coiiags 10 booze ffom eoilsgs tof
tsw days.
h1r. n. y. MALES ~ Esa Dorsfa
Wa No spesa 81 Rev. Bernard Kelly
ea FRIDAY.
-SersrAi from this Town we're ia as.
1sAanos % Ne pc.soA ~ ihs federal
o@srs hrlJ shss vees IN the Queen cily.
--Thefe va four horae losd ssFi
% 10 FAD Dsrsss from here on fridsy
right " take ia the aanaal oyster ssp'
pct.
Waller Book Is NOON 10 Join ibs
foro. q, die Taconie Hardware Co,
taking The possi5on " sieDcgrapbsr
and ty.olhseper
Key. III. ScAyer viii preach nj The
Congregational church Bsri Sunday.
With communion service after The
morning Sermon,
The continued ooid pcsiher has
l.e.n . boon 30 our local coal merchants
s il has caneed regular shoycling
match for The pasi week.
-wsshingson's birthday Was OBJ.
served by The tying u flags Va The vii
Isxe and with Appropriate exercises in
ihs public schools held the day before.
The valentine party given by the
young lsdies 81 the Congregational
church on ~. Valentines day was a
gtea, success both socially aud hnAn-
eialy.
-Thsi il pays 10 advertise ia The
JorRsAL has again been demonstrated
by one " oar advertisers being ne. =
qassled W bring samples 10 Wslihstn,
Mass. {
- The Noble 900" u Baiaklavs
fame wev mol in the same class with
ihe 80 club Of this place. Once get !
the ladies' Interested in anything they 7
never falter. q
--Our statement IN last weeks issue
thai services were held at Mrs. Miners
every Wednesday afternoon was not ,
correct, inAsmneh A. these services are !,
held on Tuesdays. not Wednesdays. ],
&C. II. Willard has given the name
Orchard Park Hotel 10 his new prop.
rriy. Work is being pushed on the =
house and il will be ready TO open in
time for the session OF court in June !,
next IA.
Clement III. Cone has engaged 1.
passage ON the Bluccher of the Ham
burg. American line leaving New York N
March 3, for cruise Ia the West In 4
dies. Venezuela. the Panama Canal r
and Nassau. NJ
The mercury has been playing Z
around the zero mark and below for u
several days past. bat eased on enough D
Sunday 10 give US some more snow 10 81
cover up where the soiled spots showed
In the last lot We had. f'
r. u. Brown Of Philadelphia was !,
In Manchester last week. It's pretty :,
hard " ksep our summer colony from !,
turnlng into winter rufuuY. mts, X.
Brown eontemplatcs returning 10 Man a,
chester early in the season. !,
Two pariie. from town have been q
down the river the past week on sucker ca
spearing expeditions, The first trip W
was productive Of small result. but the
trip Of Tuesday was successful one. fu
These Ash are fine eating at this time III
OF the year. Sc
The JOURNAL Job printing depart N
ment has been very busy the past week III
or two in getting out the town reports VI
of several Of the towns about here and III
also the Twelfth Animal Report OF the ~
"Brothcrhooi Of the Kingdom, a neat az
little volume Of about 40 pages. NJ
Our Alpine Club got busy, as the +,
boys say. the last Of the past week, and "
Prof. j. u. Colburn and DR.. l.. Il. N
Pierce spent a nigh, or two in the ~
Bourn Pond region. We guess they
are getting line on the fish in that
section preparatory 10 the opening OF
The season next May. W
We are Ia receipt OF unique pos,
card from DIR. l.. II. Hemenway, il y"
having been scorched by him over
hot crack in the foor u the big crater ID
of a volcano where his guide boiled
their coffee not far from the rim OF the he
nil ii the bottom OF which is a lake Of vi
molten lava and fountain Of the same
constantly spouting. This big crater s,
Is three niles seross and in some places lo
COO ho, 10 hold ones hand over the
places where the steam is coming mp o.
through the cracks Of The lava floor. .,
This certainly must be grand place.
hu, give Us old M,. Equinox and snow
balls for ours. 4.
Prom the Social Notes in recent d
6anl4 Barbara, tcAll Press We take ia
Tho following Yesterday a, high
noon, II the home OF the brides moth su
er, in Monticello. Mrs. Louise Mcliir. n
ney was married 10 Mr.. Stuart Wal 4,
coii. The bride. who 10 petite and OF m
Titan colcrine. looked very lovely in !,
simple gown Of pearl gray chiffon and ~
lace. She wore no bal. Rev. u. A. u
Gccdriigs osiciased. Mr.. J. W. Gil
iespie was the only guest present be-
side the immediate families o. The bride
and groom. This wedding was the out. pi
conc Of romance which commenced &C
about year ago. After a wedding ~
breakfast. Mr.. and Mrs. Walcoti left ~