The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-06-18
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
THURSDAY 1t'sE IL. 1904


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bfoaher lames q haliasd for tew
days.
--0eorge orris arrived ID iown Taes.
day nAshs and /, stopping At ihe Hon.
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MR. Ella ssiii 10 having q hep
porch PIT on The front u her house
W A. Psrdy u doias the work.
Mr.. and Mr.. Wa. h. Cav Of
Princeton. NJ w., wen ID loWn Mon.
day booking ior cottage iot the sum
Eer.
Tbs village schools close On ssinr.
day the 9Th ius, Tse children are I'll
waiting ~ighAp much patience ~ child
REQ ran summon.
There aIo great quantities ~ Geld
strawberries 20 b. found IN the aelds
this season aud ihe children are taking
advantage u the fact.
The condition Of A. NJ. Giihert's
health i such ,iial be and Mrs. Gilbert
are 10 remain 10 sAuia Barbara, Cal.
during the coming summer
There acre seven children bsplix
el by Rev Vincent Raw Al the child
rcn's exercises nj lhe Congregational
church Sunday afternoon.
Miss STEELE has rented her cottage
toA Mr. W. A. knight Of ST. Angus.
tine. Fla, who arrived with his family
ior The Summer on Monday.
ST. Johns church will be- open for
divine services neat Sunday. June q,
iss, al II O'Clock. The Rev. Mr., Han
na II New York City officiating.
The Manchester Union Band gave
IL hrsi open air concert in this village
on Tuesday night. The band has i'm.
proved much in their work 10 the past
year,
Rev. aud Mrs. John Barstow Of
Ice. Mass, announce the engagement,
81 their daughter Eunice to Charles II
Buck, of Watershed. Conn.
Miss Sarah w. Oryis returned home
Iron school on Friday. Miss Orys has
been attends Friends school near
Philadelphia for the past year.
Mrs. Clark Burnham and family
have arrived at their summer home,
"Elmo'ern for the sum.Jcr, The DR..
will be along little later.
Mrs. Rodney l.ampson has put-
chased Of Hosea Benson Of East Dor
sci the place known as the "Reaulo
place in the north end Of this village.
MIR. and Mrs. X. G. Popham Of
New York city have arrived at Mae
nAngh,an's Tor the summer. They are
always welcome guests in Manchester,
"A meeting will be held at Mrs. X.
T., Hoyt's cottage. for all those inter.
esied IN raising money for the new st.
Johns church, ON Tuesday, June q. at
Jo'eloek in the afternoon.
Rev. DIR. Geo. II. Smyih aud fam
Wy arrived Monday from Holyoke,
Mass, where they have been spending
the winter with Rev. Geo, II. Smyth,
Jr., who accompanied them to Man
chester.
The night mail has been put on for
the summer season aud goes out at
nine O'clock On Sunday next the
summer schedule goes into effect, and
ON Monday morning the early morning
ANAL goes on.
Miss Annie l. BATHS Of this VIII
lsge and Mrs. j. s. Brown Of 81. Albans
went 10 Troy on Tuesday last 10 be pre-
sen. Al the graduating exercises at the
Renneslaer Polytheonie Institute. A
son Of Clyde Millingion is graduate
al that institution this year.
When you are in Rutland it's
worth while on a pleasant day 10 drop
into Wilson a Roots, The Clothiers,
aud ask them TO take you up by eleyat
or aud show you Rutland Valley from
The roof Of the Mead Building. adv
Advertised letters, Miss l.. NJ.
Baird. Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Corey,
Clio Dexter. Glacier Metal Co., J. N.
Harding, Miss Elizabeth jerks, Lucgi
Milanio, Manchester Auto Co., VIM.
B. Noble. Rcv. X. j. palisonl. c. Rob.
eris, q. II Tonswell, Miss Lulu Whit
lock, Warner Williams.
Timothy Neville and party Of Yer.
gennes we're in town in their auto Fri.
day las, for few hours. Mr. Neville
is a prominent druggist in Nergennes
bn, Was formerly connected with the
Addison House IN Middlebury.
Manchester has been treated 10
some magnificent weather lor The week
past and no mistake. Monday ii com
meuced 10 rain however and il was
most gratefully received by old mother
Earth for she had commenced 10 gel
rather parched,
Mrs. Caroline A. BArrus of New
York Cay aud Manchester arrived IN
town for The summer on Saturday.
Mrs. Bartns likes 10 be here ia time
for the closing exercises % Burr a Bur.
ton Seminary of which institution she
Is one 81 The oldest living graduates.
The children's Day exercises as
given in the Congregational church
Last Sunday afternoon we're well attend.