The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-09-26
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

THURSDAY. sEPTENBER d. Ia

Miss Sarah y clsshora u spend
ing a e0spls ~ weeks IN lsast4sn.
w. Bernard Kelly spent ihs pas
vssi Al Tho Asiinginn Isonss 10 Ar
sngaoa
Dr.. John ! CoshrBns ~ Ehsi Dor
ssi was IL ihs village 90 business lssi
.slatday
Mrs., rhas ~ Bawicy. uls has
t,etn Assy Al rHmmfr, has niarnsd
sosEe.
Rev Gaofgs snyih. H.. q Hol'
YOKE. Mass, y In town fos shor'
Inns.
-~c. NJ. ciafs ard family reinrned
" their winter bone ia Philadelphis
on Tuesday.
Til. pAs week was one 81 the
BUSIEST Fl ihe season AZ the Orchard
PARA Hotel.
Miss Black has returned W her
home in ihis village and will remain
bore tor ihe winter,
These cold days make fon think
a. hoi dinners hsInson's New Depot
Restaurant IN Rutland Is The place.
-Miss A. l.. Within u whlijusville,
Macs. and sitter ~ ihr late Mrs. =,
N. W. orss. 10 q, the Equinox House.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. oryis. who
have been Al The EquinoH for The pas,
few days. retained 10 New York Wed
nesdsy.
--Niss Florence Afford Of Rutland
was guest u Miss Clara Perkins las,
week. stopping over on her way 10
I Boston.
Mrs. VIM. II Frost Of Smiths
FALLS. Ont. arrived IN bown last week
W attend The funeral Of the late Theo'
dore swift
The family Of Rev. Louis q Hocck
closed their summer home on Wednes-
| day and LEI, for their new home in
| Cincinnati.
---Adolphus Ruleau, formerly resi-
| den. az this town but for many years
since Of Salem. NJ ", was in town
this week on business.
MIR. and Mrs. y. \. Bones,eel of
New York City and William Bonesteel
Of Albany were in town at Mrs. u. G.
Perkins last week.
DIR. and Mrs l.. r. Pierce had as
their guests las, week Mesdames ciar'
.enee aud Fred Dorr aud sons OF
Hoosiek Falls. n. Y,
&C. u. Looms. WIN. c. Heath, wife
aud son, Of Bradford, Ohio, are guests
OF Mrs. 4. J. Pike and Mrs. A. NJ.
Haley In the southern psu OF the town
Several from this town have been
a, Grou,'s Pond the past week fishing
for bass. among them being 81. ,.
Walker and wife. X, J. and A. Z.
sUryis.
--slaaer the Rutland opiieian, will
be in Manchester @a.. e,. hts regular
visit. All contemplating the need OF
MS services should see his advertise
xnenl for his mex, date IN town.
Miss Stella Taylor entertained Miss
Belle Bacon of Proctor over Sunday
Miss Bacon will be remembered as the
genial telegraph operator nj the Drug
B,ore during the summers Of 1906.
--frcdrick A. Martin left Tuesday
for Hanover. n, H.. where be enters
with the class Of 1911 at Dartmouth
College. Robbins Barsiow is mem
Der u the same class and with Fred
will make good team.
Tuesday afternoon We were trented
10 rain and hail storm Of very violent
nature, and about the hardest of this
season. Tho air cooled off immediately
after aud there are those who believe
that the backbone Of summer is nov
broken.
Manager Wood OF the Bennington
Opera House announces two special
attractions, Tuesday. Oct. LIST Leah
KlcschnAn aud on Friday, Oct. ith
"swec, Kitty Bellairs." Mr., Wood
says they are two OF the best he will
have this season.
The annual meeting Of the Man
chester s. Z. G. A., will be held in the
Cour, House. Monday Sept. ]0lh, at 2
y. m. The officers and members Of the
Society are urged 10 be present. The
officers Of the Band OF Mercy are also
invited 10 be- present. Don't forget
your dues. BY order OF d. X. simonds,
President; J. o. Hswley, Secretary
The Hillside Golf Club will short
IL commence series Of tournaments
for cups presented by J. u. pcconrsey.
who has contributed ons each year for
several years, sud one presented by
Geo. II. Thacher. There viii be con.
tests later ON for various cups and
prizes and those members who have
NOT been prAc,icing shroush the sum
mer had better get hustle on and get
their hands In,
Mrs. Theodore swifi arrived home
Saturday from Oakland, Cal, with the
body Of her husband, Theodore Swift
Of this place. who died there Angus,
~. She was mel 10 Chicago bylber son
Edward. who accompanied her here.
The funeral WIS held Sunday afternoon
Al the Congregational church, Of which
Mr.. SWIM bad hong been deacon.
Rev. Vincent Raw conducted the ser.
vices. The bearers were Judge Lave
land Manson. Or. l.. ". HemenwAy,
Hon. u. X. simonds. George Smith,
q. l.. To1sley and Prof. J. y. Col
bare. Burial was 10 Dell@ood Gene
Terry.
MANnHIsxsR CENTER