The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-05-14

hitA NAAhAFt WI tNnsAANAN AtAff Ntf@'
on their return irip 10 their home il
New York city.
The Manchester Light aud Pose
90 have received ncw iron smok'
slaek 10 replace the Que blown dowl
lAsi winter.
Judge Willard w Miles 81 Barioi
will be the presiding Judge at The scs
sion VI court which couvenes here th'
first week 10 June,
Mrs II NJ. CnshmAn, who hal
been spending several weeks with hei
sister Miss Black, returned 10 bel
home IN New York city on Wedues
day ~ riis week
Andrew r.. Martin left for New
York city Monday noon. Mr.. Martin
will be at the Lorraine ia charge Of ih,
Equinox booking office.
-ssates Attorney w. J. Meaghef Of
Bennington was IN town Monday IN
relation 10 the commitment OF Wesley
Seymour to the asylum for the insane.
Mrs. c. A. Sands has returned 70
Manchester for the scasan and has
opened her house here. Mrs. Sands
spent the winter in So. Orange, n. j.
The commissioners of the estate Of
the late Theodore Swift met at the
residence on Seminary Ave. on Friday
last. Geo. l., Towsley and Chas H.,
HAwlcy are the commissioners.
Miss Anna l.. BATHS, who has been
away al winter, has opened her home
here for the summer. Miss BATHS re-
turned on Wednesday last accompanied
by her friend Miss Dawes, of Peter.
baro, Mass.
-Arbor day was observed in the vii.
lage schools here in the planting of an
other tree in the school yard and by
suitable exercises. The children were
addressed in the afternoon by Charles
4, 0ryis.
SO far this merry month of May
has been a belated edition Of March
and April. Last Thursday we suffered
from one of the seyerest east and north
east winds OF the season. Ii was es-
pccially severe in the valley section.
The ladies forming the 900 club
met with Mrs. j, Clarence Bacon on
Saturday afternoon last. They were
photographed, en- mass, before finish.
ing the days enjoyment, The next and
last meeting Of the season will bc with
Mrs. Robbins on Saturday afternoon.
The many friends in this village Of
John d. Wild will be pleased TO learn
that on March Goth be became a mem.
her Of the firm Of Chandler, Hildreth
a Co., Of Chicago, one Of that busting
city's largest real estate houses. The
JOURNAL wishes TO congratulate Mr..
Wild.
- Burr a Burton base ball team went
10 Proctor Saturday last and defeated
the High School boys At that place by
The score Of 7 10 10. la the game at
Albany on Wednesday last the Semin-
AIRY boys met their second defeat by a
score o, 10 0. The boys have been
pui,ing mp good article Of ball this
season.
The selecimen Of the town are hav.
ing repairs made TO several bridges and
are 10 put IN al new iron bridge in place
Of The old wooden structure known as
The Hicks bridge. The Village author.
tiles are also going 10 replace The old
red bridge at the foot Of Union street
near the Manchester Light 4 Power
station with ncw iron one.
- petition 10 the railroad commits
sionen Of this state has been circulated
about ,own and profnsely signed, pray.
inc ihai the early morning train be re-
stored. This train has always been a
grea, accommodation 10 the residents
and business men 81 this section AS il |
has broagh, mail, and also has en-.
Nblcd those having business IN towns
south Of here 10 get 10 these places,
transact their business and return in
some sort oi season.
RECEPTION 10 MISS CHAMBERLAIN.
"A fare well reception IN honor % |
Miss Clara Chamberlain. viii be given
al the Mark Skinner Library on Fri.
day afternoon, May 10th. FROM Eve TO
seven O'Clock. Al friends, nol only ID
the ,own Of Manchester. bal also ia the
ne,ghboring towns, arr most cordially /
inyliad 10 BE- present
Miss Chamberlain leavca soon 10 take 4
a position 10 ihe library al Portland,
oregon, and il i hoped. By The ladies
having this matter ID charge, that al 1
,lsose Who appreciate her faithful and
effcien, service a. librarian herr. and
Who desire 10 express their apprecia.
i,on, aud l0 wSsh her success IL The
mss position 10 which she goes. will
avail themselves 81 this opportunity,
MANCHESTER nErVT
Mas Grace setian aAs bone over
Sunday.
The golf iasidies are contemplating
a financial harvest,
Samuel II Walker. who hAs been
poorly for some time Is again On deck
--Mrs. George se1,0n who has been
10 tof some time Il yery much lmprov
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