The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-09-17

ton was VI ihi. village monday on hus-
inee
wm. {. speIlmau ~ Nrw York
city Is masking visit to his daughter,
Ms Clark Bnnlham,
Il. = lioyt Of Ncv York city is IN
tosn visiting hls mother aud sisters nj
their cottage here.
There are great many people sick
n the present lme with bilious trou-
bie.
Mr. Matte Henderson, the wife
o. Mr. Henderson, eoaebman for Jas.
l.. Taylor, dropped dead on Wedncs-
day shortly after noon.
Vim. +. Reed and family left on
Wednesday noon for their new home
IN Cleveland, o. This family will be-
very much missed IN thus village.
The Mllctt's, wbo have been occ1
pylng Miss Fosler's large cottage, re-.
turned 10 their home IN lryngton last
week.
Wallace faruum Of Peru was in
town Monday Mr. farnum expects to
spend the winter with his daughter aud
husband in Middletown, k. /.
Farmers are well along with their
fall work, most OF them having their
corn cut The corn crop this season
will be a bumper one, If potatoes are
not
TIL, Sc chilly mornings and even
iugs remind one that oysters are
seasonable. When IN Rutland the
New Depot Restaurant will serve them
To yon IN hurry. adv
The editor wishes 10 thank a. j.
Mason for the fine mess of potatoes
which be- sent him. There were eight
OF them all from one bill and they were
dandl.s.
Leo Abbott. having finished his
work AT the resort where he has been
employed for the summer, was intown
last week. He is to enter the uniyer
sity of Vermont this fall.
Miss Kate Nash has been entertain
ing Miss Mary Dryer Of Ludlow this
week. Miss Dryer is cousin of Rev.
Fr. Dwyer, now Of Ludlow but for
merly OF Manchester.
Louis Batchelder, who has been
working for c. o. Hard through the
summer, has completed his work there
and returned to the Seminary. Chas
somers Of Arlington, has taken his
place.
Miss Mary e.. Cone. who has been
spending some months with her
brother Clement II. Cone and family 1
ID Bennington, arrived Manchester
"Wednesday morning to spend n few |
weeks.
Frederick A. Martin has been en-
his college friend Mr.. Stuck
len who was here to take part IN the |
golf tournament. Mr.. Stucklen /
ii the present state golf champion OF /
New Hampshire.
The boarding department Of the
Seminary is under the management OF !
MIS-. Thos. r. Kelley, formerly Of SO. /
Dorset but lately of PiitsReld, Mass. |
Mrs. Kelley enjoys the reputation of
setting first class table, which when
,ne is boarding. Is the great thing TO
be desired.
The Rev Mr.. Hanna from st. !
Agnes Chapel, New York city. will
Diliciate in 1t. Johns church next Sun
lay At T;1 Holy Communion. II a.
N, Morning prayer aud sermon, Eve
piug prayer AZ . .. nj. This IS the last
Sunday this year when services will be
held ia 1t. Johns church.
Margaret. the oldest daughter Of
u q Williams. who WIS burned 50
severely a week ur more since. is inn
proving ss last ns possible. The child
,as be.u patient sufferer, but il Is
,nrtly hard work being patient when
ne - burned ihe way She Is. Matches
ire dangerous things in the hands Of
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Samuel lee Ahbail, Mrs.
Alfred Acton. Miss r. Bonner. Mrs.
4 X. kidder. NJ ] I.armonr, Mr.. &.
Z Jones. EHgene ;. Grnves, Miss
'en Ellis, Mrs. Robert llogaet. H. Il.
Thompson. Mrs. W. A. sarzelen, Nrs.
/. Randall. wm. T.. Parker. Miss AIDE
luc Mason, A. u. vauWngner
Mr.. aud MIS-. Albert Lipdtke aud
laughter. who have bern spending
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