The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-09-17
NICHOLS the Clothler Always Has What
He Advertises.
Hswes and Setson Hats Kuppenhemer Clothing Crswod Shoes
Corhss and Coon Collars Bal Band Rubber Goods Widow
Jones Globes for Boys 5.A Horse Blankets and Robes
The Best always be found Here
w. w. NICHOLS,
Rutland, Vermont

Tue management ot The y. ~. society
was closed Friday evening with an ia
trresting lecture by one Of our summer
guests, Miss Maxwell, whose subject
was "Ramhles in Rome. After ih,
lecture doughnuts and coffee we're ser
we'd.
On Monday evening, Sept. n. a
meeting will be held at the church I'M
der the management Of the Board of
Education. Subject, The New Yer.
mont 1t is expected that Hon.
Mason s. Stone, Hon. w. j. Bgelow
Mayor of Burlington, and Col. Frank
|. Greene. st. Adams, viii be present.
sANpGATE.
Fred Smith is filling his new silo
this week.
MIR, and Mrs. Woodland of Hamp-
ton, n. y are visiting in town.
"A large number from this town
will attend the Manchester fair.
The Hayes family returned last
week from THEN weeks outing at Lake
Cossyuna.
Judge Peck and wife were in Sa-
lem, N. Y. last week Saturday visiting
Mrs. Charlotte Moore.
MIR. and Mrs. s. ID. Lincoln were
in Troy, n. Y. last week visiting with
friends.
Mrs. j. W. Galbraith's mother has
returned to Manchester after spending
n week at her daughters.
Steve Lincoln has all the work he
can do with his gasolene engine,
threshing and filling silos.
The patrons of the Mutual Milk
Co. received vi 40 per 100 lbs, for Aug
and they are to receive Sl.52 for the
month of September.
Our schools all started up this week
with Mr.. Hayden teaching in district | i,
May Wyman in district 2, Miss Wilcox
in district 3, lone Smith district s and
Vivian Smith in district Q.
PAwLET.
Ralph Lewis has returned from
Nebraska.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred s. Weed of
Shushan, were in town this week.
Most of the schools commenced
the fall term Tuesday.
Mrs. Louise Wilcox of Granville,
N. Y, is at Milan HIPS.
Clark Monroe is visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Robinson, at Worthwhile, n.
lY.
Walter Lewis has gone to Man
chester to attend Burr and Burton
Seminary.
Miss Jane Leach has gone to Nor
wich, Conn, TO resume her duties as
Principal OF n school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pomeroy and child
ren, of Granville, N. Y, are visiting
her sister, Mrs. Henry Warner.
Seth Clark has sold his farm to
Barnes brothers, possession to be Civ
en- October lst
The Crescent Valley Hotel, built
for a summer resort, is being torn
down. 1t has been idle for several
years.
LONDONDERRY.
Miss Nettie Houghton of Boston
called on friends here Monday.
&C. r.. Bacon is able to be at his
work again.
Ernest Hall of Springfield, Mass,
is at b. w. Marden's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hall welcom
ed a son at their home Saturday.
&C. H. Merrill, ID. d., spoke at the
church Sunday evening, Sept. 9th.
&C. G. Mcdonald the new minister
at the Congregational church, entered
ed upon his duties Sept. 9th.
Clara Marden has returned from
Eagle Camp and ~ with her mother for
"A short stay.
Miss Anna Coping of East Dorset
and Leo Abbott of Hartland, visited at
&. h. Babon's Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray DOVE aud two
sons, also Madam Dove have returned
10 their home in Medford, Mass.
The parties who have bought the
machine shop have arrived aud are mt
work repairing.
Mildred Bacon returned TO Man
chester Monday, where she will enter
upon her fourth year at B. q h. Sem
nary.
EAST RUPERT.
"A few from this place attended the
Fair Haven fair.
MIR. and Mrs. Arnold Wilkins have
moved into the house with Thomas
Tobin.
Miss Melissa Crandall has been
spending several days with friends in
Rupert.
John Roberts and little daughter
Myrtle. went 10 Wsllingford on Sun
day last.
Mrs. Hattie MaraDyille visited her
sister Mrs. Jennie Danforth last Sun
day.
&C. NJ. Harwooj aud s. II. Towsley
spent one day last week IN Middle
Granville, N. y.
George Rogers while returning
from Cambridge one day last week wa
thrown from his wagon receiving sew
eral injuries on the head. Mr.. More.
house seeing the horse coming on the