The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-08-12
Dewitt E. Lewis

operated with those immediatal
responsible for the welfare OF our u
stitation. Principal aud Mrs. Brook
and others active in promoting III
enterprise wish hereby to express the
thanks to those who contributed the
services on the program, aud 10 tli
paironesses who so generously second
ed their efforts.
MANCHESTER CENTER.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dean were j
Rutland recently.
Mrs. John Dimond is visiting i
Boston.
Several from here spent Sunday a
Lake Emerald.
Agnes verchereau is visiting il
Cohoes, n. Y.
e. Kent's new home on Main ST..
is nearly completed.
Regular meeting of Skinner w. X
G. Friday at go p. IN.
Mrs. Albert Cherbonnean is out o
town for a few weeks stay.
Mrs. J. Doyle is spending a weel
with friends in Providence, r. |.
There is prospect for a large crol
of plums in this section this year.
Miss Mamie Estabrook of Benning
ton is the guest of friends in town.
Mrs. Frank Woodland of Arlington
spent Sunday with friends in town.
Mrs. Jay Thompson and Mrs. Chas
Willard spent Monday in Rutland.
Charles Willard and Jay Thomp
son were in Rutland Saturday evening
Miss Fannie Bond who has beer
out of town returned Saturday evening
Il. d. Combs of Rensselaer,, n. Y
was in town for few days this week
George o. Woodcock has greatly
improved his residence with coat OF
paint.
Miss May Whipple is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. G.. II. Shinville, in FAIR
haven.
Mr.. and Mrs. EdH. Shaw of Adams,
Mass, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
H. N. Shaw.
Miss Della Dupuis of New York is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Mark
Marley.
Richard Maxim is having an attrac-
tive fish pond built near his summer
cottage.
Mrs. George Balch and four child
rem of New York are visiting friends
in town.
John futile who has been camping
for week or more returned Saturday
evening.
Miss Alderman. a teacher in Spring.
field. Mass, is visiting Miss Combs at
the home of W. H. Bundy.
William Reynolds of Wellington,
N. Y spent part OF last week visiting
his old school friend, Alvin Waters.
Fred Rowe was in Arlington to at
tend the ball game last week Tuesday
between the Cherokee Indians and the
Arlington team.
The Fairview Hotel which has been
closed several years has been thorough
ly remodelled and renovated and made
very attractive.
AT the specirl meeting of Pacific
Engine Co.. on Saturday night last, it
was decided to attend the muster TO be
held in North Adams, Mass, on Sept
ember 9th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles X. Long
street and daughter, Esther. of Rich
mond Hill, l.. l., are stopping with
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Liedtke at their
home on Bonnet street.
DIR. l.. NJ. kelley's Office will be
closed for ten days. The DR.. left on
Sunday for short trip to New York,
then to Maine and to Martha's Vine
yard.
= Rev. Harry Barrett, wife and two
OF Malone, n. y. and Mr.. and
Mrs I. g. Peck Of Upper Troy, N. Y,
are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. J.
Hoyt.
Rev. +. NJ. Fuller will occupy bis
pulpit next Sunday morning. the sub.
jeet being. what Church Membership
Means" In the evening there will be
n union service ia the Methodist church,
with Mr.. Fuller as the preacher.
"A teachers examination WILDE held
at the school house at Manchester Gem
Ter. Thursday and Friday. August 18Th
and 10Th. opening al ga. IA. Examina-
lions for entrance TO Normal School
will also be given to any person desir
ing 10 take il.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
The Brilenkili Inn is busy place
this summer.
w. j. Walsh, Of East Rupert, has
been in town recently.
--Chhs. r. Dench aud family are at
Lake Catherine for season.
"A. j. Mason has sold his house
and lot At the Depot 10 Mrs. Fannie
VI. Reed.
Herman Kleneks and Master Ken.
ne,h sbarkey. of Brooklyn, are guests
ii b. NJ. Eldred's.
Holland Kent had the misfortune
70 have small barn burn up early on
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