The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-07-02
H0wley
& O'Brien
Mead Building
S Center Street RUTLAND

Mrs. Thomas y Carr Of Wheeling,
W. Va. arrived IN town Tuesday on a
visit 10 her aged mother and brother
aud sister. She WIS Alice Stockwell
before her marriages
The Manchester Rod a Gun Club
will shoot tho Middlebury Club al Man
chester Dopo. this Thursday afternoon
al 10 precise. An invitation is ex.
tended 10 all ~ witness this interesting
sport.
-Mr. aud Mrs. Clarence NJ Clark
and family Of Philadelphia have arriy-
Cd aud on Tuesday their delightful
summer home 'Wyndhu1l" was for.
mally opened for the summer.
The Equinox Orchestra reached
town IN time 10 play at the closing ex-
ercises Of the Seminary. Nine. Ar.
mellini. who has been the pianist for
so many years, but who was not here
last season, is again with the orcbes-
ira.
The Manchester Light x Power
Co. announces that hereafter current
will be supplied until 2 p, m. 10 ae-
comm0dale those needing power for
electric Hat irons, fans, etc, Mr.. Mars
den has large stock OF flat irons and
will be pleased to place them on trial.
We are requested 10 state that
through an error in the similarity OF
names, the Skinner prize for the best
essay At Burr aud Burton Seminary
was awarded TO Miss Ella Marion Bots
ford aud mol to Miss Marion c. Bots
ford as announced.
st. Johns Episcopal church will be
open for divine services at the usual
hours next Sunday, July 9th. Seats
free and everyone welcome. During
the summer this church will be IN
charge 81 Dr. Herbert NJ. Clark, Pro-
fessor in st. Stephens College, Annail-
dale-on.t he-Hudson.
The editor is in attendance at the
District and State conventions this
week Tuesday and Wednesday, The
delegates from Manchester to the var
ions conventions who are in attendance
are Hon. j. w. Fowler. Hon. u. G.
Archibald, j. II. Hicks, NJ. j. Convey,
George Smith aud o. X. Bennett.
Mrs. Cora Hosler of this town died
at the Rutland hospital on Saturday
night. June 9th. after long illness.
She was twenty years of age and high
~ respected by all who knew her. She
was the daughter Of Mr.. aud Mrs. q.
7. vanBuskirk Of this place, and leaves
a husband, two children, father and
mother, one brother, -four sisters and
a host of friends TO mourn her uutime.
ly death. The funeral was held at the
Baptist church ON Monday afternoon
at three O'Clock, Rev. II. y. McCready
officiating. The burial was in the Cen.
ter cemetery.
The annual meeting OF 0rmsby
Chapter u. A. X. was held Tuesday,
june 30th, 1T the home Of Mrs. Gun
bingham. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Regent,
Mrs. Emelie c. Perkins; Wee. Regent,
Mrs. Ellie n. Dimond; Secretary, Mrs.
Mary u. Robbins; Treasurer, Mrs.
Jennie X. Hilliaad; Registrar, Mrs.
Mary l.. Bolsford Chaplain, Mrs. Sarah
w. Bowen; Historian, Mrs. Anna b.
Hemenway; Board of Management,
Mrs. Perkins. Mrs. Dimond, Mrs. Rob
bins, Mrs. Cunningham, Mrs. Snyder.
Mrs. Robbins was appointed Librarian.
A motion was made and carried that
the Chapter send s. as a further con-
trihuiinn toward the fund for the Isle
l.aMolie Marker, 10 be erected in mem
CRY Of The first white settlers OF Yer.
mont by the Chapters Of the u. A. X.
ia this state. Ii is important that the
money be raised AT once SO that the
memorial may be unveiled during the
Champaign celebration IN June 1899.
MARY Il ROBBINS, Sec'y.