The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-09-03
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Charles Somers spent Sunday with
bis family 10 Arlington.
DIR. Dalrymple will be 10 town on
the llth inst. see advertisement.
MIR. aud Mrs, J. NJ, Kendall Of
BondyiIle were in town Monday last.
-. Is. Thatcher "a OF Albany is IN
town on a visit 10 his parents at their
cotta9. here,
--R. j 0rsis aud q. X. Bennett
spent Saturday and Sunday in camp at
Stfniton pond.
--Cbas. II Hawley has returned from
bis vacation aud is attending 10 the re-
pairs at the Seminary.
--tieorge Scott Of Smiths Falls, On.
tarIo, who has been visiting Edward
II. Swift, has returned home.
The condition Of Mrs. VIM. Is.
Edgerton is still serious but shows
some improvement nevertheless.
III n. Shaw has something of spec
ial importance 70 all housekeepers in
his advertisement this week. 1t will
repay perusal.
Rev. John Thomas, president of
Middlebury College will preach at the
Congregational church next Sundy.
MIR. and Mrs. George Neill and
Earle Purdy Of Waterford, N. Y,
spent Sunday at Thomas Is. Purdy's.
Louis Towsley will enter the Uni
versity of Vermont this fall. He grad
uated from Burr and Burton Seminary
ia the class OF 1897.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis c. 0rvis sailed
from Boston on the 5. s. Republic for
Liverpool via Queenstown, on Satur-
day, for an indefinite stay abroad.
Mrs. II. Nj. Cushman, who has
been spending several weeks with her
sister, Miss Black, returned 10 her
home in New York on Wednesday.
Frank X. Coy of Bennington is in
town ON visit. Mr.. Coy is connected
with the Drysdale store in Bennington
aud has been there these many years.
The organ recital by Lucien Howe,
assisted by Mrs. Brooks in several
vocal selections, was well attended at
the Congregational church last Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. Charles +. Steel Of Brooklyn,
a former resident OF Manchester, who
with her daughter is spending the sum
mer at Orrin Boynton's, is i'll.
Wilson & Root the Rutland cloth
lers report favorable outlook for bus
mess this fall. They have stores in
Rutland, Fair Haven. Claremont, Glens
Falls and Brattieboro. adv
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. s. Rice of New
La, are visiting at Mrs. }. n.
Hard's on their way from Ontario,
where they have been spending the
summer months, ~ their home in New
Orleans.
Joseph w. Roe of New Haven. c.,
Was in town On business Friday last
aud WAS on his way back 10 business,
after having been away through the
summer on his vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. William 4. Reed,
who have been residing in this village
for the past two years, will return in
he middle OF the month W Cleveland.
Ohio. where they formerly resided and
where Mr.. Reed will re.enter business.
The annual fair Of 81. paul's par
lsh, held IN the church basement, was
successful aud good sum was realized
for lh. benefit Of the church. The Oh
lect Of The fair was 10 pay for the i'm
that have been made in
the church basement during the past
year.
Albert Smith has been requested
10 send colored photo Of his celebrnt
sd view Of Iiowner's Glen " be placed
on exhibition in The center OF a group
of photos Of Vermont scenery at the
coming State Fair. II will be the only
colorsd one in the exhibit and as lhr
writer asking for u says, will be the
pearl Of The collection"
II, Is expected thai the Rev. George
A. Hanna will offieiaie ia st. Johns
church next Sunday sept. Gih. The
offerings at The eleven O'Clock service
are asked for th. new church fund and
j, Is hoped she contributions will be
mosl generous. The choir OF the
church is arranging tine musical pro.
gram for thai service.