The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-09-12
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


N hasn TseNaaY lafi.
Mrs. John B. peceurey n Phil.
sdsirhas gave lea Al The Country
Club Saturday afiersson.
keF. ~ h. He'd ., AnlsYn. n
r.. = 10 pogn fr fs~ days.
REV y, Kelly j. IN island Pond,
and Montreal, cAaads. ter short "a.
tAis0n,
M ARD Mrs W. J. Walsh ~ Easi
BspeEs vefr IN i~sn Zoe sbof4 nmn
las week "Wednesday.
Geo. 4. Serson will load calves.
hsrs. shssp. ele. a Manchester Depot
Saturday, Sod, i.ih
MR.. Roth Puriy and A. %. purdy
have Roae on All esicndwd visit ~ rel.
Aayes In Dansbs. n. v.
IL. X. stervy. u The n. v. r. a.
r. 20. 81 Bennington. Was ia tosn on
basaaess Monday.
Rev. Lcuss q. Hoect leaves this
week for bs nes pasioraie IN EiDcin.
nsis Ohio. 70 b. followed by has family
In sbori slns.
DIR. and Mr.. Clark Burnham are
entertaining Mrs, BurnhAn's father
and brother, Nessr.. wm. G. spellaAn
and noys spelmaB.
Miss A. q. Young ~ Alban, gave
luncheon q, The Gables on Thursday
ID honor u M,ss Constantine Cariice
~ Rochester, N. "
Miss Mabel q. Lavic 81 Brooklyn
gave supper nj The Colonial saiur.
day evening. whirh WAS largely ai'
tended by members of the cottage and
hotel ooBlingents,
Curtis Hubbard and wife Of Bos.
Ton. Mas. have been Spending the
past seek si.h their cousin II =.
Hopkins. They will be- In town until
the last 81 the week.
Frederick Hereshon Of New York
city gave dinner nj The Equinox
House Wednesday evening. The event
Vas held in the small dining room.
which was tastefally decorated with
autumn boughs and eolored lights.
The town clock has been repaired
and Is again 10 running order and
those who have been getting 10 work
late on account Of the clock not run.
ming viii be obliged 10 find some other
grouse, or be on tlms.
The recent rains washed some OF
our roads very badly. Speaking Of !
roads-hAs the road commissioner
noticed the condition Of the main high
Nay from Judge Munson's. north 10
70 The bend In the road at N. Cherbon /
nesu's'
Las, week Wednesday we were !
treated 10 several OF the heaviest rains I
which have fallen in a long time and
We have been having rain almost every !
day since until We have become satur- :
aied with water. so 10 speak, and cry
for lei up.
Mrs. Herbert cassard OF Balti- I,
more gave an elaborate luncheon at
Wsyside on Tuesday. The tables were
handsomely decorated with purple and !"
white cut flowers. The guests adj =
joarned " the Cabin after luncheon y
and were entertained with variety Of
games. .
Mr.. aud Mrs. Is. Il. Nottingham. =
Of New York City, who have been /
spending some time al DR.. Hemen-
ways, arr in Sborebam for a part Of Il
this week. Mr.. Nottingham win re- n
turn b. his business shortly but Mrs. a
Nottingham will remain here for some Il
time AZ viii her father, Il. A. Hcmen-
way. q
Hon. Homer N. Lockwood Of New Il
York City. distinguished globe trot- 8.
Ter. is spending the month Of Septem. >.
Der a, The Equinox House. Dir. Lock
wood has devoted great deal Of time :,
10 mountain climbing, etc, and is !
very enthusiastic over the natural r
beauties of our native mountains. Q
Geo. w. Bennett, has several con-
tracts on hand for this fall, among ;,
them being the decorating Of the Court a
House in this village. the painting Of :,
the Roman Catholic church and also !,
some work on the rectory and the
painting and decorating OF the hand
some residence Of Allan Bourn in =
Dorset =,
The thanks Of the editor are due u
Messrs. W. X. Dean, for a most gener. I"
Gus bead Of canlifowcr. and A. '.
Mason for -four fine potatoes which v
weighed Ave aud quarter pounds. .
Speaking Of fine vegetables. the editor e
Is = gardener himself having recently =
picked . tomato Of his own raising y
thai measured l5l. inches in circum. e.
ference.
John l. Taylor Of Boston, Presi- b
dent Of the Boston American baseball v
club. who is n the Equinox House. 81
was last week elected president Of o.
new alllet.e association which was re- d
Gently formed in the Hub. The nee "
organization win rival the exclusive ii
Boston Athletic Association. II will i,
be called the Armory Athletic Associa. ia
ton and have quarters on Columbus b,
Ave, opposite the Cadet Armory. b.
The business Of the postofiice in VI
this village shows an increase each ID
year. During six days In September X
there we're mailed 1910 letters aud pos. "
tAi cards and 5ts5 were received. oI
There was mailed tt6 pieces II other u
matter and ltol received, making 5
II. 10 p,~oes handled in the III days. n
II the coani had been made in Angus, r,
th~ number would have been consider. I,
ably larger. This count does NOT in.