The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-09-10


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deal for .ens time, bal aocs her ey'
s.s removed shs se-ns " a. r~siins
slaug nicely
The Manchester Rod and Cos
Clab vas fePreseuied al Rutland "a
I.sissf DAY Al lhs clay pigeon cont-si
by M.ssrs T. W. Lincoln. A. Is Mars
d.n. J " Fosief. l.. ". Pierre. A.E
M,.fsi and Il. j. orvs who shot snc
seyvrai vho sere interested spectators
Hon. aud MR.. DAVID X simond'
enterisrnrd Res John Martin Thomas
President Of MIddlebary Collrge. dur.
INK bis reeeni visit othis village. DIR
Thomas prechcd at The regular morn
ins service Al lhe Congregational church
last Sunday.
Several from here attended the
Cambridge Fair last week. number
Of parties going by automobile With D
n. WAlk,r. he carried Il. ]. HAwley,
q. w. Bennett, Geo. Smith aud g. l..
Towsley down on Wednesday and on
Thursday he had party from The De
po, and then on Friday Mesdsme,
swift. Wells. Towsley and Bacon.
Frederick W. Maullin. son Of the
late Mn. Isaac n Phelps. well known
10 Manchester for bis many summer
visits here. died at the Red Cross Hos
pital in New York ON Sept. iib. Mr.
Maullin bad suffered With Bright
disease for several years aud his death
was moi unexpected. lnterment al
Troy. n. Y.
On Labor Day the "Shamrocks'
defeated the champions" in the de
Gliding game Of the series by the score
of 10 W H. This is the seventh sue
cessive year thai the Shamrocks have
defeated the Champions IN series OF
game. Gruenwald, the star pitcher OF
the Champions, was up in the AIR ali
through the game. He gave fourteen
passes and was batted all over the field
The features OF the game was the field
INK OF Bennett. Davis and Higgins.
Reagan, who pitched for the wearers OF
the green, was IN fine form and struck
out IA men 10 five by Gruenwald. Man.
ager Regan will give banquet 10 the
team and also a pair OF shoes 10 each
man.
MANCHESTER CENTER.
Don't fail to attend the Fair next
week.
Miss Marion Dimond is in Provi-
de zee, X. |.
d. II. Dyer is entertaining his sis
ter from Ohio.
Regular meeting Skinner w. X. C..
Friday at 2:30 p. m.
Three children were baptized at
Zion church Sunday.
Regular meeting Ba tenkill Valley
Grange Saturday evening.
st. Margaret Guild of Zion church
met at the rectory Tuesday p. m.
Prof. Ezra Benedict of Warrens-
burg, N. Y, spent SUNDAY with friends
in town.
Mrs. Cora Spellman and children
of Westfeld, Mass, are visiting Mrs.
Metcalf Marsh.
The Ladies Society of Zion church
will meet in the Botsford Block this
Thursday p. m.
-Lyod II. Stone, who has been in
the Adirondacks during the summer, is
visiting friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Gilbrath and
daughter of Camden, N. Y, spent a
few days in town recently.
Miss Erma Dimond who has been
home for vacation returned to Boston
Tuesday where she has a position.
"A large number from Battenkll
Valley Grange visited the Dorset
Grange aud reported fine time.
The Rev. c. T.. VanSehaicks of
Pownal will preach in the Baptist
church next Sunday morning and eve
ming.
MIR. and Mrs. 0zro Smith and
daughter of Salem, N, y, who have
been visiting friends in town have re-
turned.
Deacon and Mrs. Gleason and Miss
Phillips attended the convention of the
County Sunday School
Union at North Bennington Tuesday.
This Thursday the Baptist Sunday
School will enjoy picnic in Deacon
Hicks grove. The Barnumvile and
East Manchester schools have been in
gited with the Center school
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il, l.. Taylor were in
Dorset Friday.
Miss Lottie Madison and mother
IRE visiting friends in town.
Mrs. Grace Wyman was the guest
Il Mrs. G. A. Bourn Wednesday.
Mrs. Verona Madison was the
.uest of her sister, Mrs Orlando Bourn
N Tuesday.
Miss Olive Bourn who has posi-
ion in Bellows Falls. spent Sunday
With her parents.
--E. | Kendall expects TO leave for
'alIfornla about November LIST where
lie will spend the winter.
Mrs. Harvey Bowtell and daughter
4 New York have been visiting her
oother, Mrs. charolette Reed.
"A. V. Turner had the misfortune
o lose one Of his horses that he had in
be pasture by being caught in the
nire.