The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-07-16
Howley
& O'Brien
Mead Building
S Center Street. RUTLAND


satisfy you al the New Depot Restaur
ant 10 Rutland Remember this that
MI trains ARE announced ia ample time
before leaving. adv
--EK.Goy. John q. Mccullough and
party Of North bennington passed
through Manchester Thursday after.
noon ia their automobile.
Invitations are oui forthe marriage
Of Rev. Geo. NJ smyth Jr., aud Miss
Lucy Salome Humeston, daughter OF
Caleb Jndson Humeston. Of Holyoke,
Mass. 10 be- held IN that city Tuesday,
july 18th.
Henry N. farnham of West Ar
lnglon was caller nj the Journal
Office Tuesday afternoon. Mr. Farm
bas Is one Of Arlington's substantial
citizens aud one whom il is a pleasure
10 call friend.
The Skinner prize Of years sub
scription 10 st. Nicholas. presented 10
the scholar in the village grammar
school who had the best general aver
age for the year, was won by Miss
Marion l.. Bennett.
Advertised Letters: Miss Tilley
May Baird, G. II Grout, John J. Germ
ley. w. II. Grout. Est, Mrs. Montague
Howard. Mrs. Il. l.. Harding, Mrs.
Addison ID. Hall, Charles McVie, Miss
Esletta Schuette. Mrs. Julia Swanson.
Miss Daisy Young has joined her
parents at 1.-The Gables" for the sea-
son having just returned from nm ex-
tended tour abroad. Miss Young is a
charming young lady aud distinct adj
dition 10 the colony Of young people
who are here for the Summer.
Next Sunday evening Rev. Vim
cent Raw will deliver stcreopticon
lecture on "St. Paul in Rome" at the
Congregational Church. With this lee
ture the course on Life and Travels
Df 81. Paul" will be brought TO n close,
beginning with Sunday, July 10Th,
A Nesper Service will be held on Sun
day afternoon at the Congregational
Church at 5 o'clock, and il will take
The place Of the usual evening service.
music, and brief ser
mon will be the special features of these
services.
The annual entertainment for the
benefit OF the book fund OF the Mark
Skinner Library will be given at Music
Hall on Saturday evening, August LIST.
The committee have again secured the
assistance of Miss Fisher who will give
4 new series of tableaux similar to
hose which delighted the people OF
so much two years ago.
Mrs. Clara b. Stafford is spending
part Of her vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W. Bennett, arriv-
ng here Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.
Stafford has been connected with the
Adams Neryine. large institution at
Jamaica Plains, Mass. for about three
years aud will return there shortly.
The past week she has been in Plain
ield as a guest of Mrs. John Leal, for
nerly Elizabeth Way, daughter Of the
ate II. p. Way, Of this village.
Miss Mabel Watson. daughter of
he late John II. Watson. has been in
own for the past few weeks. Miss
Watson is at present living on large
place near l.eesburg, Fla, and has not |
been in Manchester for the past four
Dr. five years but is well remembered,
having commenced coming here when
M infant. Miss Watson il very much |
.ilAched to her southern home bnl
kinks that Manchester has lost none
II lis old time attractions.
sunday. July %. viii be observed |
Is "Old Folks Sunday" at the Congre-
,ationai Church. The idea is TO make
special eifor, TO secure the attendance
4 all The elderly people in the com
nuniiy al the morning service, by go
ng after them with carriages. The
,sstor will preach special sermon, the
harch will be decorated with flowers
Iud everything IL 10 be- done 10 glad
len The hearts OF our elders. Each
,erson who reads this notice is request
i b. hook around the neighborhood for
ONE one who should be invited and
brought 10 this service.