The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-08-26


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sfisnifa to- nd tammsr mesi'ag u
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! TIE Manchester :. ~ q A. WIN
. of'tr priges lhss year "a lhe Manchrs.
i. lef Pair 'or ibs best rsred Zoe seiklng
borses. Gd y9ar borsasiu good con
diiiou
Mrs and Mics nawes n u ~
sbAm. Mass. are ii Miss aaas Mrs
llase,, sls0 has been ~ far some time
! inds that the ar 81 Manchester Is q
good tome and j. better
George sau,ih, bcAlsh oflieer - llis
,Dwn. u attending she samuel meeting
II lhc noallh oaicer 81 TIE ssalt
shicb Is being held Al Montpelier this
perk.
The Misses Iioyi leave Manchester
on Friday 70 JON Sousa's Band which
Il about 70 start % ~ trip through the
United States They viii be the solo
isle 81 the troupe.
Mrs Clara y stafford, who bs-
been spending the past three weeks a.
ner home here, has returned 10 hef
duties al Jamaica plair. Mass. leaving
90 Monday last,
Robert iierfiek and family, who
nave spent the summer At the canleld
eoungp ii the .anih pan u lAr loau, /
hasr relanaiu % lnvi hOmr ID Chi
cage. ~
We have como iul5 good warm |
weather this week aud all nature u
getting hustle on aud growing A.
rapidly a. possible for tue days are
soon come when the frost will be on
pumpkin.
Hon. ~ b. Smith of Pulaski, n. |
y. WAS guest of DR.. l.. IL. Hemen
way on Monday last. Mr.. Smith is one
oF The old time students of Burr and
Burion Seminary aud was member
OF The class OF 1859
Advertised Letters:-M Charles
Baldwin, Mrs. +. p Kellogg, Jr., Ar
thur NJ. Marsh, Edward McLeon, Jr.
| :, Howard Maxim, Herbert MeElpat-
rick, Mrs. Mamie Martin, Mrs. Richie
lane Prayer, Miss Helen Stark, Henry
| W. Wilder
MIR. aud Mrs. Paul W. 0rvis and
son Paul, who have been abroad fer
several months, leave Liverpool on the
White Star liner Baltic" ON the 2Sth
inst. and expect TO arrive in New York
City on Sept. 9th, after which they ex
pect to spend some time in Manchester.
--Silas A. Millet Of New York City
is spending his annual vacation with
his sister, Mrs. X, p Hoyt, at her cot
tage here, Everyone is glad to see
Nj. Millet when be comes to Manches
ter as he il one of those pleasant per
sonages that always has CHEEKY nod
and good word to all,
Mrs. Mary E. Way is entertaining
her nephew, Leon Cushman of New
York City, who with his wife, are to
spend week or SO in Manches
ter. Mr., Cushman is son of Mr.. and
Mrs. o. l.. Cushman of New York City,
and is associated with his father in the
baking and restaurant business in that
city
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Swift Isham
of New York. gave a dinner at their
country house, Ormsby Hill, Friday
evening. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy l.. Knapp, Willard
Scudder, Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Col
gate, Charles lsham and Mr. and Mrs I
II. o. Taylor of New York; Mrs. /;
Charles s. Francis, of Troy. and Mr.
and Mrs. Robert NJ Janney of PhiIa-
ielphia.
The concert given by Mario Armel- !
I'M at Music Hall on Friday evening
last in which he was assisted by Miss
Helena Raw, Walter Byron. Franz :
Lorenz, Frank Mulleri and the Equi-
nox Orchestra, was one OF the finest
affairs ever heard on the Manchester
stage. All Of the artists have been
heard here la the hall at various times !,
with the possible exception of Mr..
Byron, whose fine singing was a rich
a
treat and great surprise to all who
heard him. Mr.. Byron is putting 9
good deal OF good hard work into his
music aud will certalnly make his mark a
IN the musical world ere long He was +
in Paris few years since studying and 3
expects to 20 again this fall to further i
perfect himself. b
The annual entertainment for the
Mark Skinner Library Book Fund will
be held Friday, Aug. 9th, at $50 p IN. !;
The entertainment will consist OF tab
Ieaux arranged by Miss Fisher. The
subjects are Fairies by children and
portraits by young ladies'. The names
of the children taking part are Dorothy '
Purdy, Bertha Kelley, Charles Kinney.
Katherine Burnham, Maud johnson, b
James Williams, Regina Breitkopf.
Pauline Martin. The names of the {
Young ladies taking part are the Misses a
Young, Taylor, |. Shuts, B. Shuts
Hyde, Adams. Turney, Schnakenberg, ,
Sarah Oryis, Steel, Helen Perkins, 4
Bertha Cross. Dulcie Buck, Fanny
Bond, Edith Shaw, Agnes Vereherenu, \
Gertrude Mcclure. Mrs Ernest West.
Through misunderstanding Of
signals Il. IL Pnrdy and Earl Fowler o
had mix.up with their respective !,
teams last Saturday evening, in which !,
Mr.. Fowler's horse was thrown and
Mr., Purdy's ran away to Judge Nun.
sons corner from in front Of Deacon p
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