The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-09-24

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ue,siny saw hvs deer. tao with borus,
nssr the blshuAy this SIDE u Hon X.
r. Lincoln's residence.
IA apple. two blossoms and bod
~ 90 the same stem. was earnestly
..ul ~ the editor Wednesday by Mr..
li.fi,rfa Beuson Of The Csslsr. The
tree bad other blossom and fraa ON be.
side tsose pick.d.
Misses Marcia and Fanny Snyder
~ WAg@rtsap. y, ". who were M.
r,rnclors al Burr and Burton Semi
nary Tor several years while Prof. h..
II. Boisiond was principal. visited
Miss Mary Roe recently.
-Workmsn have commenced laying
Ihe large ale across The village school
yard W do away wiih The open ditch
ah,ch has been there 80 long. Que
good turn deserves another, 80 Why no,
eul do-n .hs weeds aud ia up the yard
Messets. School Commissioners.
"A. h. Billings aud MIR. and Mrs.
c. Is. Rice. who have been visiting rel.
aliyes aud friends Ia Manchester aud
vicinity for some time, left last week
for their home IN New Orleans, but
sill take IN other places on their way
South.
Louis Towsley, Leo Abbott, hoy
Fuller aud Andrew Holl all left Mon
day for Burlington where they enter
III. University OF Vermont. II the rest
OF the class are Of as promising calibre
A. these young men they will have n
very line elass.
Nine. Louise Armellini, the must
cal director at the Equinox House, left
Wednesday for the Homestead Hotel,
Hot Springs, Va, where she will re-
main until the season opens IN Florida,
when she will be the musical director
Of an orchestra Of ten men at The
Breakers" Palm Beach. The orehes-
ira al the Equinox has come in for
many compliments this season which Is
very gratifying TO Nine. Armellini.
who has been connected with the or
chestra at the Equinox for so many
years.
The length OF the dry spell recalls
the fact that there has not been SUI
gle real rainy day since the season
opened June 70. Except for the pre-
sent drought and run OF several days
early in July without rain, there has
been great abundance of moisture,
but il came in short showers or IN rains
which never lasted more than half a
day, Thus far the season enjoys the
distinction of being the only one IN
which there have been golfers playing
on the Ekwanok links every week day.
The Manchester Water Co. have
posted notices to the effect that It is
necessary 10 conserve our water sup |
ply on account OF the protracted drought
aud prohibit the use of the water for
sprlnkllng lawns, etc. II is hoped that
our people will take this notice in the !
spirit in which it is given and not be
wasteful of that which some towns are
wofully short of. There is no water TO
spare except for the necessities. The
railroad has been advised that their
supply would be shut off and the Water
Co., are doing all that they can to keep
the supply up, and all it needs is the
cooperation of those who are interest
ed and all will be well.
MANCHESTER CENTER.
Several from here attended Wal
lingford Fair.
Regular meeting, Skinner W. X.
c. Friday at 2;O p. m.
Mr.. Field of Boston, Mass, is WIS.,
ting friends in town,
Bernie Andrew of North Adams,
Mass, was in town recently
August Kohler spent Sunday with
his mother, Mrs. A. kohler.
-Ormsby Chapter ID. A. X. met with
Mrs. Edw. Hemenway, Tuesday,
Ladies of Zion church will meet in
the Botsford block Thursday.
- Regular meeting of Battenkill Val
ley Grange Saturday evening.
We regret TO hear that DR.. j. W.
Marsh is quite i'll with cholera morbus.
Mrs. g. N. Wyman will have very
attractive millinery opening Sept. 10Th
and 30th. 22-lt.
Miss Hanaman, who has been
spending few days in New York, has
returned.
MIR. and Mrs. h, Andrew of North
Adams, Mass. have been visiting
friends in town.
Miss Gertrude Darby OF Hoosick,
N. ", was the recent guest of Mrs.
Arthur Marsden.
Mrs. g. N. Wyman, who has been
in New York city for several weeks,
has returned home.
The service Club of the Baptist
church meets with Mrs. Earle Marsh
Friday afternoon.
Miss Martha kohler, who has been
spending part of her vacation at home,
has returned 10 Rutland.
Mrs. John Marsden aud son, who
have been in town, returped 10 their
home in Utica Saturday.
Millinery Opening OF Fall and
Winter Hats Friday. Oct. "a. 1905.
22.lt. Miss Clara Hanaman.
--Messrs. c. s. Robinson and Harris
w. Barnum. who have spending
week in the Adlrondacks, have re-
turned.
There will be Harvest Supper AT
the Methodist Church Friday evening.
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