The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-09-23

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This band piil b. ID iseuaingtau og
ias Tbsrslsy, sepi 2ied
Mis- nsien L. Pcrtins sba has
i,eeu 10 thr TesEery shop al saamcr,
i spending \ couple u weces slih hcr
seasiu. Mss sas4 Williams IN keussla
er. n. VI uu her ninfn she Will enter
Bun A Burton ~ pcsi graduate
course
~ y. Parker, assistant treasurer
81 lhe Brn0n t,sgprrage so., y ln frpy
ahilhsr be sent "a Monday n,ght last
ou account ~ 10 attack ~ appendix
ius. lie Was taken N saddeniy and lcfi
on The sleeper Monday Night 70 hate i
attended 70 Al once.
-Mr. aud Mrs George A. Lawrence
all leave this week Friday for New
York 10 be absent about Iso weeks ~
yisil their son aud daughter, Mr.. aud
Mrs George n Lawrence. During
their absence Mr.. and Mrs. JAMES {.
Gray wilI be- in charge Of Mr., Law
rrnce's business.
Advertised leiiars. - Leland u
Brown. Philip Roller, Miss II L Beers,
Lester II. Bayies. Geo. H. Darlington.
Ia. l.. Garrison, Peter Mclaughlin,
Mrs. J. n. Numley, Geo. A. Petty,
Miss Auuie ", Powell, Miss Olive
Royce. Dr. Arthur l.. Swift, Mrs. John
II. Thompson, Miss Maggie forb.
The annual meeting Of the Man
chester s. T.. c. A. wall be held Al the
Court House on Monday, Sept 25th, Al
2 o'clock in the afternoon. All mem.
beers and any person interested 10
humane work, are invited TO be pre-
sent. Also all the officers OF the Band
Of Mercy are urged 10 be present. By
order Of the President.
j. o. ,HAwLEY, Secy. and Treas.
e. J. and G. II. Iiawley have sold,
through the agency of W. Is. Edgerton,
three building lots on Taconic Avenue,
opposite the beautiful residence OF c.
II. Pray, to Chas. b. Thompson OF Jer.
sey City. n. j. Mr.. Thompson and
family have been spending the summer
al Mrs. Sands cottage. Ii is hoped
that Mr., Thompson will soon build on
his new site.
W. Il. Reed aud Rev. A. {. Reed
left on Monday for Erie, Pa, where
they are TO meet Mrs. WE. Reed and
children who are visiting Mrs, Reeds
sister in that city. They were accom-
panied by A. NJ. Reed as far as Sar-
atoga. Mrs. Reed aud children have
gone on by train 10 Erie where they
will spend a week before returning 10
their home in Cleveland, o.
AlphOnse Monette. head waiter at
the Equinox Honse for many years and
an employee there for II years, was
| stricken with an attack OF acute |
Bright's Disease on Monday morning |
al about ten O'Clock from which he |
never rallied, passing away at ll.20 p, |
IN. the same day, never having regain.
elk consciousness. Mr. Monette was |
stricken last summer with somewhat |
similar attack hut he rallied altho he |
never regained his former good health |
Mr.. Monette was AZ years of age and
unmarried and leaves no near relatives. |
Tie was of a lovable disposition and |
was n firm friend and he will be sadly |
missed by those with whom and for
whom he worked. His funeral was
beld on Wednesday morning at 1890
from st. Paul's ehuch and intelment |
was in Arlington.
Benz. A. Buckley, of Southport, |
c., one of Manchester old time sum
mer visitors, is making his annurl visit
10 this delightful spot. Mr.. Buckley is
n most GENIAL gentleman and instead of
spending his time in an automobile he
devotes II to raising fine trotters. He
has fine place near Mt. kisco, N. y,
consisting Of about 100 acres and on
which there rs fine half mile track
and where he has ut the present time
over 60 head of horses. He spends
much time on the circuit with his trot
tiers aud this season has been a very
successful one with him. At the cele
brated Orange Co. Driving Park in
Goshen, n. Y. he lowered the track |
record of 81 with his celebrated mare
MAMMA, y reducing the time to 2.O9L !
and this without pace maker OF a
wind shield For doing this Mr. Bulk
ley received beautiful loving cup OF
solid silver and lined with gold. This
mile was the fastest unpaced and no
wind break one on half mile track
that has ever been made in the world
and Mr.. Buckley is justly proud o. it,
MANCHESTER CENTER.
Mrs. q. n. Wyman has returned
from New York city.
w II, Roberts spent Saturday last
in Albany attending clam bake.
The Rt. Rev. Bishop Hall will Of
ticiate at Zion church next Sunday ev
ening.
III. l.. Adams expects to sell out
and move with his family 10 Ohio in the
near future. We are sorry to lose
them.
MIR. and Mrs. b. r. Mclaughlin
wers in Rutland last week. Their little
daughter Ruth had throat operation
performed in the City Hospital.
The reservoir that supplies this
village with water is being cleaned aud |
patrons are requested 10 be careful 81
the use OF water until the reservoir IL
full again.
Fred II Heinel Of this village and
Miss Alice q. Perley were married last