The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-07-01

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she tuau superintendent. Miss Derby.
ihef srrs present thirteen frsm the
gfamuar department 81 our puhiie
-c.sesls who are nsking application iot
higher instruction Report wil b.
made lAtof az ~ 10 aho were success.
/ ial 10 passing. II Is to be hoped thai
I ali ser'f snecesstul.
Leon 4 Wiley. George Gooicdgc.
Ralus Gilbert and Philip Towsiey went
10 Bonru pond yesterday aud campcd
for the night. returning today. The
ar.l three named were graduated from
Burr q Burton Seminary on Nednes.
day Of last week. Mr.. Coolcdge and
NJ Gilbert will return 10 their homes
IN Arlington aud Dorset. respectively,
while Mr.. Wiley wil continue 10 work
ia the postolicc daring the summer.
The habit Of hiiching horses across
the sidewalks aud allowing them To
stand unhitehed in the highways is n
practice which should be done away
with. There are too many induce
ments for horse 10 run away in the
way of automobiles, etc, on our streets
during the summer months to have this
practice continued. The time to stop
i Is before someone is hurt,
Last week was one of the hot
sort that Manchester is rather ulmc
qnainted with aud there was feeling
Of great relief when we were treated to
very refreshing shower on Monday
evening aud change of wind 10 the
northwest, making il much cooler.
Manchester certainly looks lovely now.
The Equinox House opened its 9th
consecutive season on Saturday after
noon last week, atho' they had been
accommodating a few for a day or so
before. The prospects for large sea
son are good and there were fifty at
the hotel ON the opening night. There
are great changes 30 be seen about the
house this season, especially IN the ar
engagements of the office and parlors.
Manager Martin with fine corps of,
assistants was ready aud waiting 10
bestow any attention that should be-
come necessary and everything is run.
ming as smoothly as il this popular
house had been open a month.
In renting for his JOURNAL for
TN coming year Harry Gray. now of
Des MONIES, Ia, but so well known in
this place says, that they always look
for the JOURNAL every Sunday and
read it all through with great deal OF
interest. He also says that he has
taken unto himself an automobile as
his horse was "too SLOW" and planned
lin his mind AN automobile trip from
Troy TO Manchester, saying that that
Is such a fine piece of road. They do
not have very good roads in his sec
ton of the country but in spite Of all
that he managed TO do 5000 miles with
his machine last year. Who is there
in this town that is 80 wears old who
does not remember the time when
Harry used 10 be seen astride little
black Bonnie" and riding at break
neck speed on some hurry up calf That
was not slow. He wishes
to be remembered TO all old friends.
MANCHESTER CENTER.
Halle Thompson is visiting friends
in Bennington.
Mis-. Waterman and friend are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Walker.
The NJ u. society met with Mrs.
Jennie billiard Wednesday afternoon.
Me-. Ida Schumacher Of California
is the guest Of her sister, Mrs. II. W.
Madison.
Mrs. w n. Bamford and children
left on Wednesday TO visit friends in
Jacksonville, Ind.
Mrs. Sarah j. Bowen has on her
piazza Hydrangia which has q buds
and blossoms.
The service club of the Baptist
church will meet with Miss Alice Sher-
win Friday afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. William Smith re.
Gently entertained an automobile party
Of five from Cambridge. n. Y.
The club hopse which H. w. Mat
.ison is having erected if fast nearing
Bundy and Dolan are the
contractors.
The Christian Endeayor society will
hold a food sale Saturday afternoon
N the yestry Of the Baptist church. In
.he evening they will serve lee cream
aud cake on the grounds near the
church.
The annual meeting OF Ormsby
Chapter y. A. r.. was held with Mrs,
Emile Perkins and the following Off
GERS were reelected; Regent, Mrs.
Emile Perkins; vieeregent, Mrs. Ellie
secretary, Mrs. Mary U Rob
bins, registrar, Mrs. Mary l.. Botsford;
treasurer, Mrs. Jennie billiard; Chap.
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