The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-05-06

! spending the past winter N Washing
ton and New York City. returned 10
their home here on Saturday last. They
said that they we're glad 10 get home
4 10 Manchester once more and from the
way IN which il was said leaves no
doubt of the sincerity of their remarks.
Manager Willard is hustling along
the additions 10 the Orchard Park flo
tel aud las the new par, all up aud
covered ready for the inside finishing.
| When the additions are ali completed
he will have II additional sleeping
rooms, large kitchen and pantry, bath
room, and pool and card room, as
well as a modern laundry. Work on
the addition TO the garage will be
commenced shortly.
The base ball game between the
HAS Beensn and Burr q Burton Sem
inary which took place on the Fair
Grounds on Thursday afternoon last
was a sad remnderof the flight of time
10 the showing of the Has Beens. "
They were true 10 their names, but
might have done better if they had had
little practice together. The absence
of any strong batting was peculiar
feature of the game, The game was
played for the full nine innings and not
man was hurt altho' several walked
with decided limp the next day. II
is hard to name any particular player
as showing any better than another
Ia fact they We're very evenly matched,
So far as the Seminary boys are con
cerned they showed up well in their
fielding but should have more batting
practice. Get your eye on 'em boys
and learn 10 line 'em ont Score, %
to ? in Seminary's favor.
The remains OF Mrs. Harrison Prin-
die of Berkeley, Chi, were brought to
Manchester last Saturday and buried
IN the family plot in Dellwood Gene
terry on Sunday afternoon Mrs.
Prindle came from the West TO visit
her son Frank NJ. Prindle and family
in New York city a few weeks since
and was taken sick and died there on
Thursday morning last. She was the
third chlld of the late Hon. A. l.. Miner
and If survived by her step mother,
Mrs. A. l.. Miner of this village, one
son Frank NJ, Prindle Of New York
city, daughter Bessie in Berkeley,
Cal, sister, Mrs. II. Mckee Wing of
6lens Falls, n y, and half brother,
George X. Miner Of London. The re-
mains were brought to her old home
here aud prayers were said on Sunday
afternoon at the house by Rev. Vincent
Raw and the committal service was by
Rev. W. II. Bamford, of Zion church.
The bearers were +. NJ. PrindIe, Car
lyle Prindle, Haddon Wing, W. II.
Roberts. Hon. LoveIand Munson and
br. IL, II. Hemenway,
SEMINARY NEWS ITEMS.
Owing to the critical i'll health Of
her father, Miss Sadie McCready,
teacher Of History and English at Burr
a Burton Seminary, is obliged to re-
sign IN order 10 return to Der home in
Providence, X l.. where her presence
is needed. In Miss McCready the Sem
mary loses very valuable instructor
and much loved teacher. The Semi,
nary is fortunate in securing for this
vacancy Miss Elizabeth ID. Nash, now
pursuing special studies at Boston Uni.
yersity Miss Nash. who will teach
French and English branches, has also
studied violin. IN Boston. New York
and Paris. During the coming year
violin instructions will doubtless be
offered ia connection with the Music
Department. Miss Nash enters upon
her work Nav 18th.
MANCHESTER CENTER.
See iouug's advertisement ia this
issue.
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ME fda. co. 2
"A !. Hicks had successful open
ing ~ lis new store last week.
--Jadge aud Mrs. +. II Holden were
in town recently
John fairman aud children Of East
Dorset we're ia town recently,
~ The Dorcas Society met with Mrs.
Sarah J. Bowen Friday afternoon.
-Galynnized iron ash aud garbage
cans. An sizes Taconic Hdw. Co, 2