The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-07-23

s. O'Brien
Mead Building
S Center Street RUTLAND

~ hMhHukhthh private SAFE
going ou 10 which all are invited, o
some dainty inexpensive hand mad
articles, for very worthy cause.
Mir. Mncnanghtan informs th'
| JOURNAL thai an ineahanstable wealtI
Of handsome red caps are in his pas
ture east Of bis house 10 which III,
public is very welcome.
Frank n. Cook. superintendent o.
the Massachusetts, Saw Works, has re-
turned 10 Springfield, Mass. after
having spent his vacation with his par
en,s. Mr.. and Mrs. N. Cook Of this
village.
r. The Band OF Mercy will meet nj
The Village school house OH this Thurs
day afternoon at go o'clock. This is
the regular annual meeting aud at this
time the officers will be elected for the
coming year.
Horace Rawllns, who was the
PRO. at the Ekwanok Country Club
last season has been re engaged for the
present season aud is on duty now.
Mr.. Rawlins Is very popular with the
golfers here.
Rev. FIR. Kelly was confined TO his
home for day or two this week by a
severe bilious attack. This is the first
time that FIR. Kelly has been obliged
10 call a physician since he was ordain-
ed priest.
DR.. Cowles has dark cherry red
Irish setter skin rug for sale. This
rug is beautiful one 42x65 inches in
size. The dog was a magnificent ami
NAL when alive standing 20 inches high
and weighing s. pounds.
The Misses Hoyt sailed from Llv.
erpool on the Stb inst, and are ex-
pected in Manchester this week. The
girls" have had very successful
trip. We expect to hear about il in
detail when they reach here.
Monture A. Andrew of North AID.
ans, Mass, is spending his vacation in
Manchester with his many relatives and
friends here. Mr.. Andrew graduated
from the Seminary a couple of years
since aud has been in the employ of
the General Electric Co. as bookkeeper
ever since.
MIR. Miner has been requested TO
resume his discussions on "Some Peo-
pie and Phases OF American History"
and he viii commence them on Tues.
day. July 18th. The topic will be
Three Once Famous Women Agnes
Jane Mccrea, Charlotte Tenn
Pile"
The ladies Of ". Johns parish are
TO have their annual fair on Thursday,
July 30th Mt the red house on Main
street, the property OF Mrs. Mcclure
and next north Of her residence. Ii is
desired that all who wish 10 contribute
will deliver there by Thursday morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
lit is expected that Charles Hcmen
way. wife aud child will make visit
10 his old home here sometime in the
month Of October. Mr.. Hemenway is
10 make an official visit 10 this country
and will take ia Manchester before re-
much 10 the delight OF the
many friends Of both Mr.. aud Mrs.
Hemcnway.
announcement will be made next
week OF the subject forthe Library en-
eriainment 10 be given on the evening
Il Aug. |. That Miss Fisher will man.
,gc the lableaux guarantees an enjoy
,ble evening, and il will be remember
- by all friends Of the Library that
he income 81 the Library exclusive OF
private gifts for the purchase of new
cooks depends entirely upon the sale
i cards and The proceeds of this an.
lnal entertainment.
They venerable Mrs. Sylyanus Boyn.
ON celebrated her 10th birthday on
friday last Mrs, Boynion il re-
well preserved woman whose
MUD is a bright as that Of many per.
ons years her junior while she can run
- and down STAIRS with alaerity. Mrs.
soynlon who makes her home with her
laughter. Mrs, 5. u. Way on Franklin
I'VE, has been resident Of Manches.
er almost her whole life, most Of the