The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-10-01

al the south end Of the viilnee and re
turned 10 their winter residence il
Philadelphia.
Rev. Geo. II Smyth. Jr., of New
York city was IN town the early part o
the week aud accompanied his parents
10 their winter home 10 Holyoke, Mass
MIS-. Steel and Miss Msrgare
Steel. who have been at o. w. Boyn
toms throughout the summer. leay,
for their home IN Brooklyn Wednes
day
Standardized +. c. Orvis, and OFT,
Ronald Bennett, Jr., will leave foi
Montpelier the first Of next week Il
enter upon their respective duties
there.
Mr. aud Mrs. Shirley o. Williams
Of Hagerstown, Md, are visiting then
respective parents after having spent a
few days at Philadelphia. Atlantic
City aud New York.
Chas Boynton of Peru, was in
town "Wednesday with n sample OF
potatoes. There we're five, weighing
~ lbs. from one stalk IN a hill, No
small ones. How's thatY
MIR. and Mrs. Robert f. Mcqueen
have closed their summer home, Bide-
a Wee" and are nj the Orvis Cottage
for few days. They will return 10
New York city on Friday.
otto Ronald Bennett Jr., the edit
or's youngest SOU, has received an
as page AZ the State
House in Montpelier during the com.
ing session Of the Legislature.
The night mail will be taken of
bet. LIST. the last mail closing at $3.50
>. m. As the early morning train will
be- taken of next Monday, that mail
will also be taken of at that date.
Rodney l.ampson is greatly i'm
proving the place bought on the cross
-oad last spring by the addition of a
inc piazza on the south end Of the
rouse and stating the whole of the
The Equinox Farm has quantity
II green aud ripe tomatoes. ripe Gu
and hubbard sqnashes for
ale. Those who saw their exhibit at
he recent fair will know what this
means. 23-lt
Rev. Vincent Raw has been con
med 10 the house some days by illness
nat is able 10 be out taking advantage
4 the pleasant days we are now hav-
ng. He will be his accustomed self in
few days.
What shall | have for lunchS Never
nind trying 10 wrestle with that prob
sm when in Rutland for the New De-
ol Restaurant will serve you a regular
zeal al noon time and you do not have
} nav but 35c. for IL. 23-lt
X. r. Hoyt, who has been spend
~ his annual vacation with his mother
nd sisters in this village, returned to
is business in New York city ON Sat
rday last. Mr.. Hoyt is connected
'ith the firm Of Scribner Co.
Advertised letters:--Miss Clara
ogie, A. II. Bryant, Mrs. VIM. Carey,
Irs. q. II. Coffin, Miss Jennie Dryer,
Irs. Geo. G. Jones, VIM. O'Brien,
rof. Dupierpont, Mrs. W. T.. Seeley,
rs. Wheeler, A. J.. Webb, w. ID.
Dung.
George I Raymond aud family
ave closed their residence ON the cross
,ad aud returned TO their home in
rookiyn. Mr. Raymond has improved
i property good deal and is well
eased with his summer IN Manches.
r.
School Commissioner Edgerton is
periniending the laying of the new
4 drain 10 from Of the village school
'use aud is having a good job done
ere. We understand thai the grounds
{ now 10 be graded and when this is
ne the school grounds will present a
ie appearance.
The backbone Of The summer has
en- broken and our fall weather bias ,
10 earnest. Tuesday night
, we're treated 10 a freeze and Incl.
nially 10 most brilliant display Of !,
fihern lighls, which extended almost
the zenith, aud were unusual IN their :
illiancy.
Master Franklin Oryis entertained =
reral 81 his young friends At the h
Iuinox iionse lasi Thurssiay, il being Il
flfth birthday. The rooms and