The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-04-29

mess for their coming Mrs Beckwith
and two children arrived Wednesday
a. m.
While at play on Tuesday last,
James, the next youngest son Of +. q.
Williams, was struck on the head by a
mallel by little Robert Coy, receiving a
scalp wound that necessitated the tax.
ing 81 siS stitches 10 close it.
Bicycles should not be ridden on the
sidewalks. This fact seems TO be over,
looked by the enthusiasts who come out
in the early spring tlmeto enjoy spin.
A bieyclist has rights in the street but
none on the sidewalk
-, seems hardly possible that we
are on the approach Of another sum
mer season, but when you see George
Fitzgerald about town il is safe 10 say
that spring is here and summer not a
long ways of George arrived safe
and sound direct from New York city
on Tuesday morning.
Frank H Walker has added new
four cylinder Buick 10 his automobile
livery and will be in position to handle
large volume of business the coming
season, Mir. Walker was very success
full IN bis venture last season and was
dcseryedly popular with his patrons on
account OF his fac equipment, careful
driving and untaling good humor
-Adyices from A. T.. Martin, who
has been at the Hotel Bon Air, Angus.
| Ia, Ga. for the winter season, states
that that popular resort closed a sue
cessful season on the 2ith inst. and that
Mr.. Martin left there with his family
on the same day for visit in Wash
lngton, Atlantic City, Lakewood, New
York City and will probably reach
Manchester the first of next week at
the latest.
E, c Oryls is getting things in
readiness to move back to his home on
the farm on Prospect Street. Mr.. Or.
yis returns to the pillow, from whence
he was called, like Cineinnatus of old,
10 assume the active management of
the Equinox House. He has managed
his trust well and now returns with
pleasure 10 his abode meath the
shadows of old Equinox Mountain and
will henceforth be seen assisting in the
many duties incident to the life of the
up-to-date farmer.
There will be an interesting ms well
AS an exciting game OF base ball on
Thursday afternoon at three O'Clock
on the old golf grounds by the sand
bed, between the team from Burr and
Burton Seminary and the Has
Beensh of this village. The game
promises TO beyery exciting aud mum.
Der Of surprises are TO be sprung by
the old timers IN the way Of team work
A new code OF signals are to be brought
into play for the first time.
Residents OF Manchester and vicin.
ty who are in the habit OF patronizing
the Citizens Line boats from Troy,
will be pleased 10 learn that the new
steel steamer Trojan" has been put
In commission by that line and will run
regularly from now on. This boat is
$50 feet long with 240 staterooms, which
may be engaged singly or ensute. The
boat is modern in every respect, with
luxurious furnishings, large and beauti
ful dining and smoking rooms, steam
heat. electric lights and other eonven
fences.
The following from the Greenwich,
n. Y. Journal Of March 3lst. will be
Of interest TO the older residents OF
Manchester The remains of Henry
Andrews, whose death occurred al
Elmira. \. y, last Wednesday even.
ing, were brought 10 Greenwich for in.
torment Friday, accompanied by Miss
Helen Andrews, niece Of the deceased.
Services were conducted at the GENE.
terry by Rev + c. Scoyille. Mr.. An.
dress was eighty. nine years of age.
he was born Ia Vermont aud spent
most OF his life ia Racine. WIS. For q
number 81 years be lived with bis niece
10 Greenwich. md he went with her 10
klmira seven years ago. MIR. Andrews
was never married, and Miss helen
Andrews i the nearest surviving rela.
tive
fI.MKR y. gltIoTT.
Il has been some time since tins VII.
lage has been called upon to mourn the
death Of % popular a young man As
was The subject OF this sketch. who
died in the Troy Hospital on Friday
afternoon after M operation for appen.
dicllls The afternoon Of Thursday, April
p.
Mr. Elliott was taken suddenly III
Monday morning about three O'Clock
and from then uniil Tuesday morning
suffered extremely. ba, from thai time
on be rested somewhat easier. On
Wednesday council was held. Dr..
Bartlett ~ Bennington being called H..
who immediately pronounced bum 10
a A a
al operation al once. MIR. Eiliogs VAS
taken 10 Troy on The noou train Thurs
dax and oueyAie-d on that sane after.