The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-08-05

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perly " tbs south essi corner Thn
property was bosTil, u n = lser,
wbe had bonRhl i ~ "a iAt sale
Mrs M j ilamlsy baby daughter
apd Miss HELEN ard Muster usasebl
iMwisy lvif hsfc ia Wednesday after
Bsssn fer their home on she Pacihs
eoAss Mr iinwiey reiatned last menih,
Mas. Ninnie Cunningham and
granddaughter. Ann Pyl,ibene. leit o.
"Wednesday morning Ior d visit nHil
Mr. Cunningham sister. Mr. iseotge
X Reed "a OF Cay. ia. They werc
accompanied ~ far a. Albany ny NJ,
l.. Pcilibonc.
Rev. j. +, Brown, who has been
ailh biz family a. a guest Of Mise Bat
iis for some time. returned 10 81 Al.
baas The fore part u the week, after
filing an engagement rs speaker =, r.
convention al Fairfax.
Mrs. Otto r. Bennett aud daughter
Jessie Jean we're in Bennington con
Pile " days lasi week visiting Mrs.
Bennett. sister, Mrs Frank Hurley,
Master Earl Hurley accompanied them
home.
/ &C, a. shasluek h., hren appointed
by Secretary u state Bailey has agent
for Manchester and vicinity 10 have
charge OF the matter of the reeistra
ton ~ automobiles aud motor vehicles
and the granting OF operators licenses.
Mr. Snaiiuck can betonnd At his Office
I ID the north room Of the Court House
in this village.
Mrs, Ernest r. Wood and daugh.
ter Elizabeth OF Wlnchendon. Mass. !
have been guests Of Mrs Marbury for
Il few days the past week. Mrs. Wood
will be remembered MS Miss Elizabeth
Bennett. daughter of the late Chas. n.
Bennett. Mrs Wood was possessed Of
a beautiful voice which she had cult
yatedand her daughters are following
in their mothers footsteps.
Mrs. Horace G.. Young of THE
Gables was injured in an accident in
Dorset one day last week. by the over
turning Of a wagon in which she was
driving, the horse becoming frightened
at drove of sheep. She is rapidly
mending much TO the great satisfaction
of her many friends here.
--Chas. Hamilton of Chicago, H..
arrived in town for short visit at the
home of his father-in-law, H. Eggles.
ton, on Saturday last, leaving on We'd
nesday OF this week. Mr.. Hamilton
has been very successful IN the manu-
factule Of a device that goes with self
playing pianos. They are practically
indispensable to the manufacturers of
these instruments.
The passing over of Mt. Equinox
from the east by AN automobile has at
last been accomplished. this time by G.
A. Suter in 40 a. Pierce Arrow ear.
Mr. Snter and family are at the Equi.
nox House for the summer and few
days since he decided that the Trip over
through Beartown aud on down thro'
Sandgate to West Arlington and then
up the river road was one that promis-
ed fine scenery so he went and took il.
The trip over from this side has been
attempted before but never accom-
plished tol our knowledge although
there was ear made il from the west
side three years since.
Word has been received from w.
A. Dane, formerly teacher at Burr q
Burton Seminary, TO the effect that he
has formed law partnership with Hon.
Frank G. Williams of Newport, VT,
under the name of Williams 4 Dane. |
Mr.. Dane will be remembered here by |
his many friends as being a studious,
ambitious young man and all will be
pleased to know that he has come back |
TO Vermont aud lined up with so
stauneh man as Frank Williams, who
at the present time Is chairman of the
republican state committee, and state
insurance commissioner as we'll AS re-
preventative to the general assembly
from Newport.
MANCHESTER CENTER.
John Marsden of Utica, n. Y, Is
the guest of his son Arthur.
Erwin Bakerspent Sunday with his
parents in Dandy.
Mrs. Van Huyning of Hoosick is
visiting friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs, Ernest H. West of
Dorset were in town Monday.
Robert Benedict of Hoosick is the
guest Of friends in town.
Mrs. B. d. Newton Of Everett,
Mass, is visiting friends in town.
james Scott who has been in Paw
let fof few weeks is in town.
Frank Cook Of Springfield, Mass,
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nathan Cook.
Mis-. Charles Thompson and daugh-
ter Lillian spent Sunday with friends
in Arlington.
The Cherokee Indian ball game
drew large crowd Monday on the
Equinox ground
Frank Combs Of Albany. VINO has
been spending his vacation at w. II.
Bundy's. has returned.
Grover Madison Of Wallngford
IL IN town