The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-09-05
HOWLEY s. O'BRIEN,
MEAD BLDG, 5 CENTER ST.
RUTLAND, VERMONT
RUTLAND,

chased by A. X. Richie Of Benning-
ton and the bay one by II, NJ. Town
shend u this village
Maj Oliver b. Bridgmsn, for
rnerly commander Of that crack New
York City Cavalry troop, Troop A, Is
at the Equinox House for the season.
Maj. Btidgmhn's father was at one
time the Episcopal minister in this
town.
MIR. Miner will give talk on
Vermont on Friday morning, Sept.
6,h, at II o'clock at Mrs. Hoyt's. This
talk will be given at the request OF the
ladies who have enjoyed the course
just finished and who wish TO give
their friends an opportunity TO hear
this especially interesting subject.
Tickets may be procured at the Drug
Store, or at the door on Friday morn
ing.
"A large and enthusiastic audience
gathered Saturday evening ut an en-
tertainment in Music Hall for the
Book Fund of the Mark Skinner LIB
rary. An attractive program of hum
orons selections was presented by Miss
Jessie Camp Ross of Troy, while the
Misses Hoyt Of New York city, Miss
Raw Of Boston and Rev. Louis q.
Hoeck of Brockton rendered pleas
ing musical program.
"A great many of the golfers, who
spent Labor Day here will remain over
for the last ihree-day tournament of
the year. This is the annual competi-
ton for the Equinox and 0rvis Cups,
by Edward c. Orvis of the
Equinox House, and will begin Thurs
df sHa aelsn 4 wish Athaa P ps round s%
will be played Saturday. The trophy
was won last year by John NJ. Ward,
Fox Hills, who defeated Granville
Clark, Waubanakee, in the final con
test.
The many friends Of Mrs. John
BATHS were shocked TO learn of her
sudden demise, so soon after that OF
her late husband, Dea. BATHS, on Sun
day morning last after an illness of
only two days, she having been taken
i'll on Thursday night last. The inn
mediate cause of her death was n
stroke of paralysis. The sympathy Of
the community is extended to the
doubly bereaved daughter, Miss Anna
BATHS, who has lost both parents, in
side Of six weeks time. The funeral
was held last Wednesday afternoon.
MANCHESTER CENTER.
Mrs. Charles Brewster was in Ben
nington Friday.
William Whitney of Peru was in
town Wednesday.
Marshall Bentley Of Bennington
was in town Thursday.
e. l.. Collins OF North Bennington
was in town Thursday.
Mrs. Charles Scott of Bennington
X visiting friends in town.
Rev. j. s. Brown, wife and son OF
st. Adams, are in town.
Miss Clara Hannamau OF Airing,
ton. was in town Wednesday.
John Balch. who has been visiting
in Bennington, has returned.
Miss Tena Whitman OF Dandy i
visiting friends in town.
Mrs. Marshall flapgood Of PERI
called on friends Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Z. Taylor visited
friends in Connecticut recently.
Miss Stella Provan left Friday foi
Massachusetts where she is teaching
Martin Mclaughlin. Jr., who i
working in Dandy, was home owe
Sunday.
Mrs. w. A. Adams, who has beer
in Hcosiek Falls. is home for a shor
visit.
The Service Club will meet OF
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Arthu
Marsden.
Miss Ethel Kerr is spending
part Of her vacation IN South Glen
Falls.
Miss Daisy Scott, who has bee
visiting in town, has returned 70 Ben
nington.
James Amcdon left for Bosto
Saturday where he has large cor
tract Tor mason work.
Prof Ezra Benedict and family .
warrrnsburg, n. ". ar visitin
friends IN town.
Ladies ~ Zion church meet Tues
day snd Thursday Of thi, week 4
Mr.. Ledgerwood's 20 quilt. :
Rev. II. s. Mccready vas al hon
"Wednesday 10 assist in the fanen
services ~ The late Mr.. BATHS.
Mr.. and Mrs W. II. Roberts wer
guesis 81 MIR. and Mrs. r.. II, Holde
q Bennington Sunday aud Monday.
-frank Smith, who has posilio
! in Yves, Rutland. has been visiting b
father. James Saith, FOR few day
MIR. and MR.. Gilbcn wideawa.
. and daughter, ke,a. % South Wailini
ford. speb, Sunday wfth relatives
town.