The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-10-03

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daily invited 10 be present. uniel
church, 7s5 =. ".
nAsT RurEKr.
--chas. Roberts spent Friday in IVES
Paxlei.
Miss May Frost Of Manchesiei
spent Sunday in town.
--Messrs. SilsS Frost aud A. W. Ill
lard we're IN town recently.
MIR, and Mrs. Il. A. Frost spcnl
one day last week in Rupert.
Norman Morehonsc spent Saiul-
day aud Sunday with friends in Rupert
Mr.. aud Mrs. chas. Perkins and
Miss Elva Xerkins spent Sunday in
Rupert.
John &. Roberts spent night re.
Gently with Richard Stone and family
IN Dandy.
The jerks brothers are making
quite an Improvement 10 the highway
by cutting their brush.
Guy Lake of Dorset is moving 10
West Rupert on the place recently
owned by Edward Young.
Misses Mary and Lille Frost and
Mr.. George Frost of Manchester visited
relatives in town on Wednesday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Henry Towsley and
granddaughter Emma, visited relatives
in Rupert Saturday and Sunday.
The community was deeply sad
dened last week by the death Of David
Brooks, son of Mr., and Mrs. Peter
Brooks. of North Rupert. He was a
young gentleman highly esteemed by
all who knew him, and who by his quiet
gentlemanly way won many friends.
The bereaved family have the sympa.
thy of host of friends.
PERU. Z
We are glad to hear that 81 Clone
is not entirely used up. He has written
many historical "reminiscences that
should be preserved.
Let all true sportsmen bear in
mind that there are no young part.
ridges this year and that all the old
ones should be left for seed.
There is strong sentiment this
way that one of our chief assets, the
charm and beauty of our roadsides,
should not be ruthlessly destroyed.
Samuel Arnold, who has been
spending the summer with G.. l.. Rich.
ardson at the Lodge, left camp this
week for his home in st. Louis, with
the design of returning next year.
The Rev. DR.. Seymour, who has
supplied our pulpit since May remains
until November when he leaves for a
church in New York City. 1t is safe to
say that no other church in the state has |
had better service than ours the past
season.
We are pleased TO notice the pub
LEGATION in the Manchester JOURNAL of
the address of the Hon. d. X. Simonds
-historical-at our centennial ami
vcrsury or the organization OF our first |
church. The other proceedings are
about to be published.
j. b. Chittenden with wife, child
and maid have been spending a few
days at the Bromley. He is ia descend
ant of Thomas Chittenden, our first
governor, for many successive terms,
who with Ethan Allen and Seth War
ner did so much towards freeing
Vermont from the British and Workers.
"A late visit to the Clark Hunting
Lodge found it nearly finished, the
greatest thing of the kind in the state.
1t cost about $4,000. just over the
ridge the Wantastiquet Trout club
have already spent about $500 upon
their reservoir. This country is get
ting to be appreciated for its wildness
and scenery.
"A young married couple stopped
with us few nights ago upon tramp
from the Maine woods to New York.
How is that for hight This reminds
us Of a couple we met at Buffum pond
from Philadelphia who were there
spending three weeks honeymoon, in
entire solitude, miles from any inhab-
itants. We had the pleasure Of catch
ing meal Of trout from the Old Rock
and cooking them for the party.
The initial fair at Londonderry
seemed TO be success. Although
Peru and Landgrove were left out in
the cold, they all attended just the
same. just keep of the fakes and the
rot-gut, and there is no reason why it
should not be kept up. One Of the
most interesting sights was large |
wealthy Brooklyn family driving
through upon the round trip, the child
rem all barefoot, q good example for
us natives. II was indeed refreshing.
Geo. A, Whitney, Dept Oomman-
der Of the Grand Army of Mimi, made
US call last week, in company with |
his nephew and namesake from Gin
ton, Mass. Mr., Whitney spent 10
years Of his youth upon the Priest
place, living with his uncle Zacariah |
Whitney, now living at West Rindge.
N. H., We year. old. Mr., Whitney's
memory Is fine and he can tell great
many interesting stories OF early Peru
life. His home Is at Wadena, MINI, |
where be IL vice president Of the bank
Our loveliest month IL now ahead
Of us and several Of our friends from
abroad larry with us 10 enjoy it. The
past season has been an unoopnded
success for Perm, and It's future as a