The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-08-19


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!. chester died daring tho month q Jolly
!, one summer guest dled aud ihal Is thu
only orr recorded.
The Equinol Minsircls all furnish
she entertainment, "a "a Paul's charrb
Fair Thursday evening. Angla iath.
Admission wiil BE- = cents,
Mr. ana Mr.. a. q verrbercah.
~ New York city. arr ID town tor the
season. Mrs. Vercher,au vii rcmain
Tor The balance ~ the mouth.
Ladies suits. coats aud skirts made I
- measure. Fabric trimmings aud
style your own choosing. The New
York Store Manchester Depot. W.
Miss Mildred England 81 Maiden.
Mass, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Pred v. England, formerly Of this vi.
lage, IL guest in town for season.
I Nrs. %. y. Nottingham and her
father. H. A. Hemenway. OF New
York city. are in Manchester for n
stay AT ihe home Of Of DR.. LII Hem.
enwsy.
The entertainment given by the
Misses Hoyt was, as usual when they
give a performance, pronounced sue.
cess aud they were goelrd by full
house.
REV. J. X, Hough,on, Of London,
England. Mrs. Richard Cook and
Daughter Ruby, we're among the
house guests at reception recently
given by Rev. and Mrs. Ware ia New
York city.
y. y. Thatcher and X, P. Hoyt,
accompanied by Geo. Kilburn. were
at Bourn Pond for a few days last
week, getting in few more hours
fishing ere the season closed. They
met with good success.
Mrs. G. X. Bstchelder of Fitch.
burg. Mass, is a guest OF relatives in
Manchester aud vicinity. Mrs. Batch
elder will be remembered as Katie
Hard, sister of W G. and the late }
N. Hard Of Manchester.
Advertised letters Vim. Brown,
Maggie Cash, A. A. Deighton. Harry
Larbee, VIM. Marks, Mrs. Frank Me
Kee, VIM. Steward, Hobart Il. Wilson,
VIM. Mckennon, Miss Mary Alice
Volts, DR.. A. l.. Swift (5).
The Ladits' Benevolent Society
will hold their second annual food
sale in the church parlor Friday,
August 9th, from 10 a m. to p. m.
Contributions of cakes, pies, bread.
roofs, jellies etc, are solicited.
Attorney Jas. +. McNaboe Of New
York city is spending his annual sum
mer-fest at the farm in the north part
Of the town. Mr.. McNaboe has made a
success in his profession in New York
City.
Judge and Mrs. X. +. Mcqueen,
who have been spending the greater
part of the summer at Thousand Isl
ands. have returned TO Manchester for
the balance of the summer. The ,
Judges familiar figure will be pleas
ing sight TO his many friends in Man
chester.
Frank Hurley of Bennington join
ed his family at the editors over Sun
day and returned on Tuesday night.
Mr.. Hurley, who is an expert trombone
player, accompanied the Manchester
Band on their excursion last Sunday
taking the place of P. w. Fowler, who ,
was unable to attend
e. H. Fowler, of Sunderland, was
visitor in town recently and was tell
| ing the editor some of the troubles he Z
has with the deer down his way. He ,
says that they are SO tame that they
come and look in his windows, and he ,
contemplates having them arrested for ,
'peeping.
Mrs. Belle g. Way, of Eugene, /
Oregon. who has been visiting her !,
sister, Mrs. George l.. Towlsey and
many friends for the past two months,
left last week for Delhi, N. Y, where y
she will visit with her sister, Mrs. +.
ID. Elliott. who with her three child
rem will accompany Mrs. Way to a
Oregon, where they will make their A
future home.
The Equinox Ministries will give v
their annual performance at the base d
mcnt of st. Pau's church on Thursday
evening of this week for the benefit of
the church. A cordial invitation is
extended TO all TO be present and
enjoy nm evening of pleasure in good y
cause. .,
That popular artist on the violin,
Mario Armellini, the soloist and leader .
Of the Equinox Orchestra, is TO render ii
several solos at a concert TO be given
al the Equinox Casino ON Friday night. !,
Mr.. Armellini will be assisted by .
Mrs. X. Rayi-Brooks, mezzo- soprano; - :,
Walter Byron, tenor; Franz Lorenz, ?"
'cellist; and Frank Mulieri, nutist,
while Mime. Armelini will be the ac th
companist. This will be rare must q
cal treat and should not be missed by OF
anyone who is a lover Of good music.
The circus has been and gone and Vi
while they did not have q very good re
day on account of the continued rain,
still there was good sized crowd in q,
the afternoon and they witnessed one j.
Of the best circuses that has visited y.
Manchester for many day. Every
one spoke in praise Of the fine horses
in particular. There was very little =, :,
noise and and we have not heard OF y
many attempts at skin" games. -
They were there bat probably Man ."
chester audiences are not easily
tanpht ia