The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-10-22
.HOwIey
& O'Brien
Mead Building
S Center Street RUTLAND

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Lone Pine" aud left with their famil,
Tor their winter home IN Brooklyn
They will be among the FIRST 10 ge
back here next ypring.
We note that Jos. W. Roe Of Yal
University was booked 10 deliver Al
address before the \ NJ. G. A of vii
hams College on Oct. N. the title o
the address being 1.-The Yale Indus
trial School
Mr. aud Mrs. Otto r. Bennett vii
leave this morning for Montpelier {,
attend the reception aud ball tendere,
10y Gov aud Mrs. Prouty and also hay,
a visa with their sou Ronald who is
page N the House this year,
Advertised letters; ]. ]. Brush .
Harry Bennett, Mrs. b. +. Carver
Miss julia 5. Greene, Mrs. X. s,
Hodge, NJ. Hostetter. Mrs Mamie
Rivet. Mrs. II l., Roosevelt, A. j
Webb. Geo. :. White. Isabelle Young
Miss Anna l.. BATHS and Mis-,
Dawes have engaged passage Ia Europe
for the latter part of next month. They
will spend this coming winter abroad
AT present Miss BATHS is entertaining
Rev. J. 5. Brown aud family of st.
Adams.
Miss Bessie Willard, daughter OF
Landlord and Mrs. Willard of the Or.
chard Park Hotel, leaves Manchester
on Nov. "a for Buffalo, y, y, where
she will enter conservatory of music
Tor three years course in music. We
wish her great success.
MIR. aud Mrs. chas. II. Pray have
closed the place which they have oc.
copied for the past season and return.
I'd on Monday TO Moutclair. N. J. Their
new residence which is well under way
will be IN readiness for their occupancy
the time the season ovens next year.
II. D. Purdy has contract with
Louis Dufresne 10 deliver 100. 900 feet
of hardwood from Bondville TO the cars
at Barnumville TO be shipped to the
Hale Co. at East Arlington. Mr. Pur-
dy has two teams on this job now and
expects 10 put on two more shortly.
Veterans of the Ciyil War are cor
daily invited to the meeting Of the
Historical Society at Miss Blacks house
on Wednesday evening, Oct. 18th. at
7.W o'clock, when the subject discuss.
ed will be Manchester In Civil War
Times"
-Chas. II Hawley Is making good
progress with The moving OF the hoase
he Is moving from where it stood on
Main street the old Elias Burton house
10 the new place prepared for il on
Taconic Ave. This street will be one
OF the attractive streets in town ere
long II new houses keep going up there.
The more the better.
The cooler weather which the new
week brought to US is greatly appre.
ciatsd by all those who are trying to do
their fall work and find that the wealth
er is summer instead OF fall. Now all
Us different and the leaves are nearly
all of the trees aud the air is full of
thai vim that makes man feel that
life il worth living.
On next Sunday evening the Har.
vest Festival win be given by the
Sunday School. The vestfy will be
decorated With autumn leaves, fruits
aud harvest products. Music, reei,a-
tons aud AN exercise by the pastor,
Mr.. Raw. subject. Sowing and Reap.
ing" The Pastor will preach ser.
mon especially Tor the young people al
The morning service.
DIR. George Stuart. former stu.
dent II Burr 4 Barton Seminary Of the
class Of 1901. Of University aud Belle.
vue Hospital Medical College 1905.
aud graduate q ST. Vincent Hospital
'os. has been appointed assistant sur.
g.on 10 the Oni Patient department Of
thai hospital and instructor IN anatomy
ia The Unisorsiiy ard Bellevue Hosp.
TAI Medical College. Dr., Stuart il nov
psaet,cing 10 New York.
In The October issue Of the Mis.
sionary Herald i al interesting article
on Missionaries ontwarsi Bound" aud
speaks II Res aud Mrs. u. Miner
Rogers, who - recently Was pastor u
iiie chnrch IN East Dorset. bat have
nos commenced work as missionaries
IN far of Turkey. Good likenesses %
thi. luir-pid couple we're part Il the
afsirle. Hops the Terrible Turk
all be easy 10 conquer.
Senator orsis sud Representative
Hicks spent Sunday siih their respec.
live families. returning 10 their duties
al the Capitol City on Monday morn.
ing. They we're accompanied by The
Hon. }. " Fowler. aho i 10 spend