The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-08-06

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r Reme'al,er lhsi Today i Field Day
And THAI there are games aud sports u
ali kinds and descriptions ON The Fair
Grounds ~ lh. Center.
Mics Alice Kelley ~ Dorset, wbo
has been assisting Miss Alscs Il. Ben
neu ~ ,hs Probate Office. has finished
~ors and rsarDcd home.
Mrs.. ]. n. Hard IL entertaining
Mr.. c. A. itsleheldsr and MISS Louise
Balehelder ~ Fiichbnre. Mass. al Der
pheasant home on West Main 81
The Manchester s. y. Z. A. wishes
10 warn al irsppers about their traps
which must b. examined every day
Don'i cause unnecessary suffering.
Robert II Purdy returned Sstnr-
day fiom Trip 10 Worthwhile. Mich,
where be went on business connected
with The estate Of Rollin II. pardy.
Miss Libbie Boynton Of New York
City reached town Saturday for visit
10 her aged mother Mrs. Sylvsnns
Boyulon and her sister Mrs. Mary Way.
MIR. and Mrs. George 0ryis and son
Franklin are At Mrs. 0ryis' parents,
Hon. aud Mrs. ID. X. Simonds, for an
extended visit through the heated sea
son.
Miss Helen Mcbride of Troy, N.
Y, and her sisters Margaret Of Boston
aud Katherine Of Bennington are visit
ing their mother. Mrs. Margaret Me
Bride AT the old homestead on Prospect
street.
The fair and sale Of st. Johns
Episcopal church held last Thursday
was most successful one aud IN con-
nection with the Tag" end Of il net
ted about 500. which is to go toward
the building fund Of the church.
Charles Burton, well known in
Manchester aud surrounding towns as
a travelling man who has been coming
through this section for at least 30
years, died Wednesday last. He was
most genial person 10 meet and his
friends are legion.
Richard w. Sherman, son Of James
$. Sherman, Republican Vice-Presi-
dent nominee. was among the automo-
bilists registered at the Equinox House
Saturday night. In company with a
party in two cars, he left Sunday morn
ing for the White mountains.
Don't forget the fine entertainment
10 be given in the Opera House at
Manchester Center, Monday evening,
Aug. 10th, by the Young Woman's
Guild Of Zion church, for the benefit
OF the organ fund. Tickets will be on
sale at Chas. Il. Young's, Manchester
Center.
The male quartette OF the Hamp-
ton Institute Of Virginia rendered plan
lation songs at the Congregational
church Monday evening. Addresses
descriptive OF the school and its work
ings and results were given by Rev.
Edward l.. Chichester and Captain
Allen Washington. The latter is a
colored graduate of the school.
Rev. ID. NJ. Rogers, former pas.
TOR in East Dorset, has been visiting
there during the past week. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rogers expect TO leave the United
States on Aug. 18th, for HAHN, Tur-
key-in- Asia, TO take up their life work
in the missionary cause. We hope that
the Terrible Turk" will not try any
Of his funny business on the dominic
as he is rather a husky. preacher. The
JOURNAL will follow Mr.. Rogers 10 his
far of home. We certainly encirele
the globe with the JOURNAL as il goes
10 the Philippines and Sandwich Is.
lands, France, Great Britain and Balti-
more, VI.
The sale OF tickets for the enter
tainment 10 be- given by the Misses
Hoyt on Saturday evening next in
Music Hall commenced at 10 a. m,
Wednesday aud il was short time
only before all the more desirable seats
we're taken. ID is case OF first come
first served. These talented young
ladies' have made il a custom 10 give
two entertainments here each summer
and 10 say that they are successful
would be putting il very mildly they
are bowling success and this year
they will present new acts as they have
just returned from abroad and il they
haven't seen enough funny things
while away 10 entertain for an evening
the editor Is wrong ia his reckoning.
Thirty fresh air boys are expected
on Monday next 10 remain for two
weeks. They will be cared for at the
Taylor house ON the river road The
expense will be about $50 and OF this
amount over 500 has already been sub
scribed and is in the hands OF Rev.
Vincent Raw. tits expected that col
lections will be taken IN allthe churches
in town next Sunday 10 make mp the
balance. II all will contribute even a
small sum this amount will be secured
without fail. Those Of our people who
have never seen the conditions that ex-
list where these poor children live in
New York have no conception OF what
two weeks in such place as Manches
TER will mean 70 these youngsters.
Ira r. Stafford Of East Arlington.
who was graduated from the Universe
~ OF Vermont in June, has been en-
gagged 10 teach Physics aud Chemistry
in the Burlington high school next
year. MIR. Saford. who Is nov employ
I'd nj the Ekwanok Country Club. re
ceiyed his preparatory education at the
Nortb Remington High school.