The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-10-08
MANCHESTER

to"N AeNb"H N1' ~ bui iihoN o4i
Sunday.
Several from this village attended
the Bondyille fair yesterday.
Clark D. Simonds has secured
position as teacher in Morrlstown, ~
James McGurk spent Sunday and
Monday at his home in East Walling
ford.
Solomon Way Of Rutland has joined
his wife and children at his mothers
Mrs. Mary Way.
The Burr and Burton seminary stu
dents are preparing to give a play
later in the fall.
Miss Margaret Francis of Troy is
visiting Mrs. j., b. DeCoursey since
the Equinox house closed.
Mrs. r. b. Hoyt and the Misses
Hoyt have closed their cottage and
returned to New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Schuyler of
Watervliet \. Y, are spending a few
days at the Oryis cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert NJ. Reed are
staying at the Orvis cottage before re
turning to Albany tor the winter.
George r. Hemenway was home
from Mlddlebury college over Sunday
to visit his brother, Charles Hemen-
way
Horace r. Rawlns the golf profes-
sional at the Ekwanok Country club
the past two seasons. has gone to Sea
Cliff, L. /.
Walter r. Hard Is today attending
the Inauguration of President Gar
field Of Williams college at Williams
town, Mass.
Miss Mabel Poulin Of Rutland is
working in the telephone Office In
the absence OF Miss Clara Parkins
who is visiting her sister In Chicago.
senator-elect Edward c. Oryis left
Tuesday morning for Montpelier. He
will return Friday for the celebration
OF the 25th anniversary OF his we'd
ding.
Miss S. e. Boynton who has been
keeping house for her brother. Orrin
w. Boynton, since the death of Mrs.
Boynton, has gone to New York for
few days.
Town Representative ]. II. Hicks
started Monday for Montpelier. .. X.
Bennett also went up Monday with
his son, Otto X. Bennett Jr., who has
received the appointment OF messen-
ger In the legislature.
Charles Somers has finished work
In Charles o. cards grocery store
aud returned 10 his home in Airing
ton. His place is taken by Henry
Hulsburg of Dorset, who has been
working this summer for w. ]. Craw'
ford on the baggage wagon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Thatcher
and family OF Albany who have spent
tie summer here for many years and
for the past two or three years have
had one OF Miss Fowler's cottages,
will return to Albany this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. Brown clos.
ed their villa "Breezy.Bank' Saturday
and returned to Philadelphia for the
/ winter. They were accompanied by
their son, Theodore. who had been
spending q short vacation here.
There will be many contestants
from out OF town IN the individual
and club clay pigeon shooting contest
to be held by the Manchester Rod
and Gun club Thursday Among the
places represented will be Benning
ton. North Bennington and Dorset
Mr.. and Mrs. d. X. Simonds. Rev
Vincent Raw and Mrs. A. c. Orvis en-
/ ioyed an automobile ride TO Peru and
! Londonderry Monday In +. II. Walk
or's car Tuesday Mr.. Simonds lel'
for Leominstor Mass, for short VIZ
H.
Mountain Day. which Is an annu
al holiday at Burr and Burton sem
mary was observed Tuesday By
chostnuttinE expedition TO Arlington
About 30 Of the students enjoyed
straw ride while others went In small
Ter parties.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Homenwa,
and Charles r. HcmCnWay jr., OF Hon
olulu arrived nc Dr. L. H. Hemenwayl
Saturday night Mr.. Hemenway Il
attorney general OF the Hawaiian ter
ritory and left yesterday for Wash
ington. ID. c.. where he has cases be
fore the Supreme court He wat
prominent few years ago In the pro
socutlon of the sugar trust In the Is
land.
Leo Abbott who graduated from
Burr and burton seminary last Junl
and entered the University OF Yer
mont this fall played part Of the foot
BAH game against the Holy Cros
team at burlington Saturday at han
back Orrin Hughes. who gradua,e'
at the seminary In 1905, is again pa.
ing guard ON the Vermont team VIM,
Lewis Graves and George Pike, poll
of tho class OF 1904 at the seminary
are candidates for the team