The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-05-07
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
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hhnng BEEN Dad ~ iaf about = week
VITA a severe eald
-Nf and Mrs. W 7 Sergeant bar,
returned ffum New Yefk ard are &c.
lshing lheir yisa Al John MeGuiv's.
Ther will BE- a meeting Of the Ia.
dies Missionary Society On lhi. Thurs
day Al The home ~ Mr. Reed, u 3 D. m.
Mrs.. WIN. IS. Anderson was oal
driving an Wednesday, after having
i,oeu IA .hr huuse hll winter with a
broken hlp.
The Misses STEELE ~ Ncw York city
arrived "a town Wednesday 10 see about
getting their cottage IN readiness ~
open for The summer
Your service. food and price are
always right At the New Depot Rcsiau.
rani in Rutland. Trains announced in
ample time 10 iinlsh meals adv
-Messrs. y. II. Swift aud ". r,
Hard were IN Bennington Saturday
last looking over a few autos with n
view Of purchasing one.
Mr. aud Mrs Alexander Martin
and daughter Elizabeth Of Yonkors, n
H.. are visiting Mrs. Martins sister,
Mn. l.. G. oryis, NJ the Equinox for
= season.
Richard Cook is making extensive
alterations 10 his house on Main street.
The building is 10 be raised about two
feet and new piarrAs added, cellar con.
creicd. etc.
Hon. d. X. simonds left Tuesday
morning tor few days visit in New
York city, whore he viii attend the
meeting of Middlebury College corpor.
alton.
- J. Guulher Of New lory city ar
rived ia town last week and has been
busy with preparations for the opening
Of The Elmsn for the coming sum.
rner.
The Equinox House will open this
year on June cath. when It's 18th con.
secutive season viii be iuaugurated. |
The outlook at the present is for big |
season.
The annual meeting Of the trustees
Of Burr and Burton Seminary was held
Tuesday but on account Of the absence
II so many OF the trustees il was adj
journed 10 meet on June Ord next.
misses Jessie O. Hawley and Sarah
N. cleghorn returned home Tuesday
after having spent the past winter in
thu south, They always return early
and seem glad 10 get back home once
more.
The Village Fathers should take a
look at the bridge on the West Road
near Shepard Ave, and look into the
advisability Of widening j, so that the
danger OF running of the edge in the
dark will be lcssened.
Miss Helen Perkins went to Al.
bany, n. Y, on Monday as the guest
~ her cousin, Miss Sarah Williams.
While there they took in the game Of
ball on Wednesday between Burr aud
Burton and Albany High.
REV. vincen, Raw, DR.. and Mrs.
l.. II. llemcnway and Harry Y. Tows-
ley have been chosen AS delegates 10
attend the Sunday School Convention
to be held at pittsheld, Mass. com.
mencing next Tuesday evening.
The first fishermen 10 seek the
woods this season in search Of fish in
ponds we're DIR. l.. T.. and +. II Hem
enway who started out Thursday 10 be
on hand bright and early May LIST. They
did not catch any fish but bad lots of
fun.
The Misses Hoyt. accompanied by
Mrs. Geo. X. Miner, sailed from Phil Q
ndelphiA Saturday on the American I
line for London, where the Misses
Hoyt have an engagement. II they do /
mol make hit there we are not good /
on the guess.
The Equinox Go. are making I'M '
usually heavy shipments Of Ginger ;
Champagne for this season Of the year. q
People are evidently getting in = sup
ply OF ginger for The coming campaign, 4
which they say Is 10 be 'gingcry d
one, 4
Good clothing is mol the only at h
fraction ri the Wilson 4 Root store IN
ituiland. In their Center street win
Low they now have on exhibition lit
Ter Of nine young foxes which we're 3
by Louis Gsgno 81 pittsford. {
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