The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-07-09
H0wley
s. O'Brien
Mead Building
S Center Street, RUTLAND

Geo. Stewart Bennett, who hal
been spending bis vacation with rela
tiyes in Bennington aud North Adams,
returned home Monday.
Hon. r. w. Clement aud Howard
l.. Hindley Of Rutland were at the
Equinox Tuesday, passing through in
Mr.. Clements touring car.
E W. Clark Ord has joined the
family At "Wyndhurstn Mr.. Clark is
an ardent sportsman and will soon take
~ the woods in search Of fish.
Il, W. Weeks OF the Rural New
Yorker is spending few days in town
with relatives and friends. He is stop
ping with Chas. A. Bourn at the Depot.
One would not think il was sum.
mer 10 see the crowds that are daily in
evidence al the New Depot Restaurant
in Rutland, You have 10 eat 10 live.
adv.
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Moifat spent
n few days at Lake St. Catherine the
last Of the week Mr.. Moffat was for
tnnale enough 10 catch fine large
pickerel.
DIR, +. o. Winship of Rockville,
c., has joined his wife and child at
Mrs. W. b. Burton's. DR.. Wnship is
an old Seminary boy who has made his
mark in the world.
w. A. Purdy has just completed
putting on a metal ceiling in the base
ment Of st. Paul's church. This room
has been very nicely finished off and
will make fine room.
j. +. Pollard of Bennington was in
town on business on Tuesday. Mr..
Pollard is member Of the firm of
Pollard q Howe Of the above town.
Henry A. Milleit accompanied by his
wife and son, spent the Fourth with
his sister, Mrs. X, +. Hoyt. He is the
same old Henry we used TO know. They
returned TO their home in New York
city Monday.
u. :. Senator N. b. Scott of West
Virginia, accompanied by his wife are
al the Equinox for season. Mr.. Scott
~ prominent in the councils OF the Re.
publican party and was chairman OF
the National Committee for some time.
Frank Al. Prindle OF New York
city has been visiting his grandmother,
Mrs. Miner, and renewing his youth
among the scenes Of his boyhood. Mr..
Prindle is the senior member of the
firm OF +. NJ. Prindle 4 Co. of New
York city.
While AT Montpelier last week the
editor met Rev. II. II. Shaw of Mari.
boro, W., who was n delegate to the
convention last week. Mr.. Shaw will
be remembered ms having been princi
pal Of the Seminary for some years
during the early seventies and in con.
versing wished TO be remembered 10
any Of his old friends in Manchester.
County conrt reconvened Tuesday
after a three week vacation while the
various conventions were held. There
was not large amount of business
brought before the court. A case from
SALISBURY occupied portion Of the
day and was finally dismissed as was
the divorce case of Squires vs.. Squires.
1t is not expected that the session will
be long.
Rev. George II. Smythe, Jr., and
bis mother have returned To Manches-
ter for the summer. Mr.. Smythe has
resigned his pastorate in Holyoke.
Mass. and accepted call TO the Cen
trail Presbyterian Church in New York
City where be viii be assistant pastor
and associated with the Rev. W. Merle |
Smith. Mr.. Smyshe will assume bis
new position in September.
The Equinox House. Oryis Cottage, |
Orchard Park aud Macnsughtan's are
all enjoying an Unprecedented season
for this time Of the year. IL takes
good warm spell in the large cities TO
set The resort business going. There
were never 50 many automobiles in
evidence IN town as at the present time
either aud as rule they are very con.
in their running, Tais Is as
/, should be- for there is no reason why |
when people are on the highways that