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

Cleo. II Thatcher Jr.. and J.
! Thatcher spent Sunday with their par
cuts, Mr.. aud Mrs Geo. H. Thaeher
Al their cottage here.
Shepard Strong Of Cleveland. Ohio
" IN town spending three weeks va
cation With his mother. Mrs r. q
Strong. at "Brookside.h
The Seminary students have all De
parted aud the young men and women
are rapidly getting accustomed to new
fields ofaetiyity for the snmmermonths.
The many friends Of Mr.. aud Mrs.
VIM. u. Reed viii be pleased 10 wei.
come them back 10 Manchester on their
arrival on Thursday next from Cleve-
land. Ohio
Never mind whether it is hot
weather or cold weathcrthe New Depot
Restaurant Ia Rutland is ready to eater
10 your necessities. 10
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Arnold and
Miss Weaver Of Brooklyn have arrived
At the Roe cottage for the summer.
They reached town on Monday last.
Mrs VIM b. Burton arrived home
here for the summer ON Tuesday last
after having spent the greater portion
Of the winter al her old home il Glens
Falls. ~ Y.
w. A. Purdy and STANDARD Wilcox
are in Crown Point, n, Y, putting on
a new metal ceiling on large church
there. They started in on the job on
Monday,
Among the new automobiles to be
seen in Manchester this summer is the
one owned by G. II. Pray. Mr.. Pray
has a fine stable Of horses TO which the
auto is an adjunct.
II u. DAWES 81 Boston. Mass, a
former teacher at Burr q Burton Semi
nary was in town last Wednesday and
Thursday on business. He is connect
I'd with the Angler Co. of Boston.
III. II. Thompson and wife OF New
York city arrived at Miss Blacks cot
tage on Monday afternoon where they
will be for the rest of the season. We
welcome them to this beautiful valley,
Mrs. l.ovcland Munsoh arrived
home from her two months trip ex
tending as far west as Grand Junction,
Col. on Wednesday last in time for
the Commencement exercises Of the
Seminary.
Miss Chllds aud Miss Rice, college
graduates, teachers al Burr and Bur
ton Seminary, will tutor and read dur
lug summer vacation. Appointments
may be made nj the Seminary between
ten aud twelve from July Ord to July
Nth
III. N. Shaw. the popular furniture
dealer at the Center has change in
his advertisement this week. Mr.. Shaw
carries great variety of lines and can
aud does quote some very interesting
prices. 10
Judge and Mrs. X. f. Mcqueen
are al the Frontrnae for season, hay
ing gone there FROM Poland Spring
House At South Poland, mt which place
last Thursday the Judge writes the
Thermometer registered 30 ia the shade.
All ladies wishing to find bargains
in trimmed and nntrimmed hats, should
cali nj Miss Hanaman's Parlors any
time after July 9th. These hats are Of
fine quality and are marked down 10 a
low figure. 10
The editor aud family are under
obligations to II A, Walker Of Man.
chester center for a basket Of the finest
Strawberries seen this season. Every
berry was dead ripe and 81 size to
make one think Of apples.
Adyices from ii b. Mcqueen stale
thai be sailed on the "Presid, 1T Lin
coin" o. the Hamburg American line
from New York FOR a trip abroad He
will be absent good share Of the sum
mef but will be found ia Manchester ~
September
The new steam laundry recently
erected by the Equinox CO. il eom-
pl'.lei and IS running IL is fitted up
with All The modern improvements and
will be = valuable adjunct % the run.
ming Of ihc house The large increase
ia bnsines. hss made THIS change me-.
essary.
Advertised Letters Miss Clara
Martin. ban II. Morris. Mr. Catharine
kone ). George Johnes, Joe Hopper,
Mrs n. u. Dixon. Frank Perry. Hon.
y, 4. Reed, wm Ryan. Uelmsf Smith.
Carl 5. Smilh, Mrs. Gusiasls swan.
Joseph :. ScAbnry Alben Shultx,
Roadolph Tucker, Mrs 2. A. Tnpen.
ing.
The Manchester Onion Band Wa
40 on Saturday nighi iass and render
Cd several selections o. The lawn ID
front o. the Equinox House. This
popular organization played in very
iine shape and showed that the constant
practice ihey hase been indalgiug IL
has proved benehciAl.
III looks natural h. see Mario Ar
mell.ni stsoaI our streets once more.