The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-08-13

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they I'll retarned 10 their home. Acnom
nanissd by Otto Ronald Bennett Jr.
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Mass for = couple ~ weeks
Advertised Letters Miss Heller
/ A. Faruis.. Mrs e. N. Hoyi. Il, J
/ llounua 2. II ! Linebns. Charles II
Michael. Wesley Matthews. Miss Con
slance Newell Z, Miss Jane Rogers
Cleo, II Taylor, Miss Mamie Wander
alp, WIN, T. Wood, Mrs. Young ST.,
Couiraetor Egglesion is making
good progress on the new residence %
ehas. II. Pray on Taconie Ave-, an,
will soon have il covered. This is b,
be hue large house when complete,
aud will be- distinct addition 10 til,
village. We trust W see more OF Ia,
same sort going up before long
"A party consisting Of +. II. Swift
Clarence Giddings and Paul Fowler
left Manchester on Tuesday for week,
outing. They are travelling in Mr.
Ssifi's auto and will make tour OF
the state before they return. They are
to camp out each night and are antici
pating fine time.
The streets here in the village look
not unlike vast garage, being full Of
autos Of every make, shape aud color.
One good thing about them this year Is
that they do not smell nearly as bad as
IN previous years. On the whole too
the drivers are more careful. They
could exercise still greater care how
ever aud still not be TOO careful.
Mrs. J. Clarence Bacon, who has
been spending the past few weeks at
her old home in Bradford, Ct, arrived
home in Manchester Thursday. Mr..
and Mrs. Bacon will occupy the same
house this coming winter that they did
last winter, Mrs. Ella Swift's cottage
opposite the Library. Mrs. Swift is
making several Improvements in the
house.
This week will see the high tide in
the summer business at this resort for
everything is crowded 10 the limit.
First Presidents Cup week on the Elk
wanok Country Clubs links calls out a
very large entry list, there being more
than one hundred in the qualifying
rounds on Wednesday. Manchester
has been very fortunate this season in
being able TO keep filed up while other
resorts have been running TO small
business.
"A party of six yonng men on hike
from Hudson, n. Y. TO Ticonderoga
aud then across the lake and down 10
Albany. were in Manchester on Satur-
day last. The party was made up Of
school boys and consisted of Reyer
NanIwaluwenburg, Lorraine Wood,
Miller Jordan, h. C. Jordan of Ruther-
ford, N. j., II. Baxter Liebler of Riv.
erton. Ct. and Max Dritler of Boon
ton, n. J. They made call at the
JOURNAL office while here as Mr.. Van
Iwaluwenburg was a former neighbor
of ours when we lived in the skeeter
state The boys were sleeping in the
open and were looking fine.
After forty years service as super
lutcndent Of DeIlwood Cemetery in this
village George Smith will, with the
coming OF the spring time, sever his
connection with that institution. Mr..
Smith has been valued superinten-
dent OF the property entrusted TO his
care and has unique record il that
during that time there has not been
single interment that has not had his
supervision, there has never
been a fire on the premises and the
large green houses have never been
frozen. This certainly is a record that
will be hard to match. Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith will continue 10 reside in Man
chester
MANCHESTER CENTER.
"A wedding in the near future.
Mrs. A. +. Smith has % city
boarders.
R. h. Smiths sister from Ohio is
visiting in town.
Miss Hanaman is visiting at her
home in Arlington.
Regular meeting OF Skinner w. X.
{. Friday at 2;30 p. m.
Miss Cody of Albany, is at MIR.
Bundy's for few days.
III. H. Ross of Rutland, was the
guest Of friends here Monday.
Mrs. Watson and sister. of New
York City. are boarding in town.
DIR. l.. NJ. Kelley left Monday for
a week at Ma.lhas Vineyard, Mass.
--George Balch aud three children
If New York. are visiting friends IN
town.
Clarence Hard Of Arlington. was a
guest Of bis sister, Mrs. IA. n Shaw,
= Ladies Society 81 Zion church will
meet in Botsiood block Thursday