The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-07-11
Brown & Garrett
Jewellers and Opticians
RUTLAND. VERMONT



Ransom Gillette Of Troy was in
town recently.
Harry Davis OF Brsttleboro is the
guest of Miss Ada Lille.
Miss Margaret Gilbert is at home
for the summer.
Miss Snyder will spend the sum
mer with her friend, Mrs. Eagleson.
The Club house was formally
opened the evening of the 4th.
--Hennata Nichols win BE- employed
by Miss Carhart for the summer.
Miss Louisa Lille spent Sunday
with friends in Manchester.
Owen Gates, wife and children.
have arrived at their cottage.
%. w. Norcross of Worcester was
in town Saturday.
Bernie Cornell was guest of Mrs.
James Burns Sunday.
Mrs. Mitchell of Toledo, Ohio,
with two children, Is the guest of fier
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Brigham.
Frederick Gilbert and wife are
spending several days in West Rupert
and Salem.
Charles Mcbride and Miss Nellie
Smith drove to Lake st. Cathe rine
Sunday.
DR. and Mrs. Geo. Gilbert, Miss
Hattie Gilbert and Miss Wilson en-
joyed drive to Peru on Monday.
The Grange held a meeting last
Wednesday, when it was voted TO ad-
journ two months.
Miss Woods who was recently called
TO Brooklyn by the death of her father
has returned to Mr.. Snyder's.
--Lsing Bros. moving pictures were
given at School Hall Friday evening
and proved intensely interesting.
John Nichols went to Dandy Mon.
day, where he will be employed in the
quarries.
Serene Pratt, of the Wall Street
journal, is in town for visit, accom-
panied by his wife.
Miss Katherine Sherman Of New
York, and John Sherman of Science
tady, are at their mothers.
Herbert Williams accompanied
Charles Nichols TO the Albany hospital
last week.
Mrs. Geo. Graham was operated
on Saturday at the Troy hospital. She
was accompanied to Troy by her
brothers, John and Mark Fisher
While driving Sunday with friends
Henry Holzberg's horse became very
frightened at an auto, but by skill in
horsemanship an accident was averted.
Miss Lucille Knight, a trained
nurse, who has been caring for Mrs.
Chambers, will return this week 10 her
home near Boston.
William fully, representing New
York capitalists, WAS at 4. ii. Vests
this week, negotiating for the purchase
Of the Lucky Strike" property.
Miss 0lstenstad was badly poi
soned by wild ivy last week, both
hands being much swollen and in.
tensely painful. She was attended by
DR.. Liddle.
The Foresters OF this town will
give n social dance Friday evening,
July II, at the Opera house at Man.
chester. Music by McBride's orehese
ira. ~
News has been received OF. tiIe
death in New York City Of D.. T: Mo-
Cures mother. Thisiis learned with
regret by the many who have met Mrs.
Mcclure on her visits 70 Dorset, !,
John Eagleson, who came here 10
spend the 4th with his family. has ~,
turned to New York. Master Coulter
Dekline, who came with him, will
remain for the summer.
james FULLY has been brought to
his home in the South village, with
severe internal injuries. caused by
being caught in the quarry machinery
in Dandy. where he was working.
Mrs. William Corey has sold 10
Ernest H. West, her farm and home.
stead, and will move 70 Bennington,
where she will make her home in the
future with her daughters, Irene and
Agnes.
The Women's Foreign Missionary
meeting will be postponed 10 one
week from Wednesday, when AN ad'
dress will be made by Miss Henenway'
who spent the past winter among The
islands 81 Hawaii.
MIR. aud Mrs, Charles Mc"syne
have adopted the little infant son OF
the late Dr. and Mrs. J. 7. Page.
Mrs. McWayne has resigned her post
ton as secretary Of the Yoke Bearers
Bible class and her place viii be taken
by Mrs. Clifton Kent.
w. r. McDevii, IL fitting the store,
formerly owned by Jasper Weeks.
with full line Of merchandise. and
solicits share 81 your pstronAgs.
This new euterurise will be conducted