The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-10-14
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Howley & Co.
enter St. Rutland

Center st. Rutland
Albert iiedtkc, the pastry chef a
the Equinox House. killed dne REL
fox Monday
Cool days call for warm food
When IN Railsnd visit the N,w Depo
liestaurant.l -
Rev. John Barstow OF Lee, Mass.
was in town on Tuesday IN attendance
al the funeral Of Chas. H. Bnek.
fIaxoap for cleaning woodw )rk
lloors and carpets. ID cents per pound
Al TaconIe Hardware Go. 25.3
Mrs. T.. j. Leming aud two child.
rem were in Albany last week attend
ing the celebration.
Commencing Monday October 18th
the Journal office will open At 100 n.
IN. instead of as through the summer.
Mrs. X. +. Hoyt has closed her
cottage here for the winter and return
ed 10 her home in New York city.
Miss Helen Black has returned
from two weeks visit 10 her sister,
Mrs II. NJ. Cushman, in New York
city.
Mrs. G. A. Sands. who has been
IN Manchester for few days, has re-
turned 10 her home in East Orange
N. j.
e. n. Parker. who is in Troy in a
hospital, where he was recently oper-
ated on for appendicitis, is steadily i'm.
PRAYING.
-. W. Melendy OF South London.
derry Was in town on Wednesday on
matters connected with the probate
Office.
--Geo. w. Bennett is in Valley Falls.
n. Y, where he has contract for the
decorating of large Roman Catholic
church there.
Mrs. Geo. w. Bennett leaves to-
day fora ten days visit TO her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Clara b. Stafford, Jamaica
Plain, Mass.
Miss +. :. Benedict has sold her
residence in this village to Mrs. Ruth
A. Purdy. The deal was made through
the agency OF W. b. Edgerton.
The butternut crop this fall is a
very large one and there is no excuse
for one not having goodly lot Of them
to go into the winter with.
Mrs. Payson s. Wild and son and
maid left for their home in Chicago on
Friday afternoon last, after having
spent the summer at their cottage here
Mrs u. +. Carver will close her
home "Bensbrook" for the winter on
Thursday of this week and go to st.
Louis, Mo-, where she will spend the
winter.
We are certainly having beautiful
autumn. Something long TO be re
membercd by all who are ia this sec
ton Of the country at this season of
the year.
MIR. Lincoln has posted notices on
the Hildene land TO prevent shooting
thereon. He is very DESTROYS that
hunters will not use their guns there nj
any time.
Very nice hand rails have beeu put
up at the two front entrances OF the
Congregational church, making de-
ciicd improvement in the appearance
OF the entrances.
IF. T. Roberts and family. who
have been in Mrs. Bourn's cottage on
Seminary Avenue. during the past
summer, left on Wednesday for their
hsme IN Peekskill. n. Y.
III. J. Hulsberg, who has been
spending the past Two weeks in New
York city. his former home. has re.
Iarnod aud is 10 be seen making his
regular trips on HardPs grocery wagon
Mrs. II. II, Brown and family.
sho have been occupying Miss Blacks
voltage for The past summer, have re-
armed 10 their home in New York city. 1
i is 10 be hoped that they will return
=, this village the coming summer.
Frederick Billing. Of Woodstock |
sas recent guest at the 0fvis Cot. /
age. Mr.. Billings was driving through
be country a. ~ bis custom. getting
ar more enioymen, tha, way than /
IN motor ears,
Town Clerk Shat,uck has issued |
tsi hunters licenses up 10 date, with
! quantity Of hunters yet 10 hear from.
There have been issued IN The neigh !
ot =. 900 licenses 80 far in the |
'iaie. The VIII make a pretty good
iund ior the propagation Of fish and
yAme.
MIR. and MR.. r. G. Brown and
tamlly went 10 Brooklyn last week bat
Mr.. Brown returned on Monday ~ at.
end 10 The shipping 81 their extensive
Stable 10 New York where they viii re
'lde ihe coming winter Their stable /
!. lhe finest thai comes 10 Manchester.
The eniire family are great lovers OF
sotsss and The specimens that they
have here are The incest V be had