The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-05-13

ION this week The DR. is The Surgeon
General 81 the State for this order.
The y. +. T. 4 r. Co. are putting
I n new instruments aIl the time The
latest !. for Nh. Humphrey in Dorset,
Is -. They are also installing an ex-
tensiye system Tor Miss dc Nottbeck in
I Dorset.
David Velal. WHO has been laid mp
for about SIX months with knee trouble,
left on Tuesday for Amsterdam, n. y,
where be is 10 consult a professional
bone setter II necessary he may 90
10 hospital for further treatment.
Frank Mcclure left for New York
City on Thursday last to be- the guest
Of Louis Martin for few days. He
returned on Tuesday accompanied by
Mr. Martin who viii make q visit with
his parents for season.
H. e Ovis lctt for Bratteboro on
Wednesday morning. lie will be gone
for few days aud make several stops
IN The county before returning home,
He may get chance TO see how the
new law regarding fishing 10 Windham
county works,
Judge aud Mrs X. +. Mcqueen Of
New York City arrived in Manchester
on Tuesday afternoon and are at the
0rvs Cottage for a couple Of days.
They will mol open their cottage here
until September. but will spend the
season at various resorts.
The pupils OF Mrs. X. Raw Brooks
will give piano and song recital in
Seminary Chapel on Tuesday, May
18th, at three o'clock, to which all
friends are invited. The program will
be Of MendelsslIon and Chaminade
music,
Thursday night we were treat
ed TO one of the seyerest electrical
storms, but fortunately it did not reach
tins immediate vicinity to any great
extent. being to the south east of us,
but for some hours the whole southern
sky was lii mp with lightning flashes,
The Ondawa Club had number
of visitors from the Union Club of
Manchester Center on Saturday even
ing aud entertained them. in addition
TO thereguIar games, with light lunch
gotten up by the club steward. There
were about thirty present at the feed
"A. 7. Mcdonnell OF Manager A. r..
Martins staff at the Equinox has been
IN Manchester for few days, He left
Wednesday for New York city where
he will represent the house until the
opening Of the season when he will re-.
turn TO Manchester and be in the office
for the summer.
&C. +. Orvis, who has been housed
for some weeks with grip, pleurisy,
etc, is able to be out and around the
past few days, making the first ven.
ture on Saturday last. He is looking
well and says that, barring a weakness
IN his undcrpiuning, he feels as we'll as
ever.
MIR and Mrs. +. Suter Of New
Rochelle, n. Y, were in town SatuI-
day last b. engage board at the Equi.
nox for the coming season. They will
arrive at the opening OF the season and
be here all summer They were very
much taken with Manchester
Little Margaret Williams. who was
burned 50 seriously last summer, was
Oh, Of doors last Saturday for the first
time ~ over eight months. Her burns
have not all healed but she can get about
quite we'll She has been patient sui.
terct aud il Is to be hoped that she may
soon be able 10 romp about aud play
as was her custom before being so
cruelty burned
The Has Beens" and the Semi.
nary base ball teams will Try conelu.
sions At the field on the Fair --Grounds
on Thursday afternoon Mt 3 o'clock.
The Has Beens" have strengthened
their team considerably and PROMISE to
pat 40 first class game. little see
re, work has been going on and there
Is every reason 10 believe that some.
thing will be dong when the two teams
meet.
"A Tres trimming artist has been nj
work 90 the large elm trees Of Mrs.
MeClure's and also the trees in front
Of DR.. Buruham's. Mrs. Mcclure had
al The dead wood IN the trees cut out
NJ well a. trimmed. The naples around
The parsonage have also been attended
10. The man doing this il m expert
a. i and il bird almost when in the
trees, reaching branches that seem al.
most iuaceessAble.
w Il. kdgerion i busy man
these days with has real estate busi.
ness, he i having numerous calls for
cottages Tor the summer and has been
successful 10 renting large number.
Among sbe recent ones may be men.
TENED those o. c. II hAsley 10 =. c.
RresH o. brooklyn, Mrs. Ella Bonrn
70 H. T. Roberts u New York aud Miss
Mary Cones % II ;. Fleming also o.
New Nork.
Rev. Bertrand Conway, Hho had
arranged Coz series q lectures 10