The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-07-15

ht reports great gathering
The Manchester Union Bend CAV
Atotlsr one d il,ea aelighifal concert
ga ihr lapH across from ire Eguinol
lIassg on Tuesday evening" ASH Thesi
concerts are aeservedly popular au'
ave mueb appreciated b. "A aho Ar
privileged 10 bear hin. There y Al
says r,,cdly sadiencs 70 Asiepdance
--An,ong toe recent arrivals a. lh'
Z Equinox Hone we note onr old friend
4. Warner Of Troy n. j. Nj. v Z
( Der Is a pretty regular visitor b Man
chester and IL always more than Ad
come by his many friends. He rAnk'
~ one o. the old siandbys, having h,eu
coming here for great many years.
Mrs. Thos. Carr Of Wheeling. W,
Va. IL spending some time al her tor
mer home here. visiting her aged
mother. Mrs. siockSell. Is well as
other members ofihe family, Ste will
probably be joined by Mr.. Carr later on,
The Orchard Park Garage is a
very busy place these days being work
ed 10 is capacity, but Manager vii.
lard is rushing the work on the ade,-
ton 10 the garage aud will have that in
shape before many days SO that there
will be plenty OF room for all who may
come along. Our roads are very in
yiting this year and the travel is very
heavy.
George 0ryis has been having the
Music Hall Fixed up in iirst-class shape.
A new floor has been laid and il is a
beauty A new billiard and new pool
table have been set up in the north end
OF the hall. They are fine tables from
the Brunswick. Bake 90, and are fin
ished ia mission Style The outside
front is being repainted and when all
the improvements are finished il will
bee very attractive place indeed. II
will be used rs casino this summer.
Manchester has been honored this
week by the presence of Nice-Presl.
dent JAS. s. Sherman OF Utica. Mr.,
Sherman and family are no strangers
10 Manchester having been here for a
number of seasons and being patrons
OF the celebrated Ekwanok golf course.
The Vice-President is very human
sort of an individual and is as demo-
cratic AS they make them. He is here
at the present time TO see his sons play
in the contest for the Taconic Cup at
the present tournament.
"A. G. Orvis, NJ. l.. Pettibone, II.
S. Walker and the editor were in to
Bourn Pond on a fishing trip the last
OF the week. Some of their stories are
not beloved but they are all true never
theless. The naturalist of the party.
NJ. l.. Pettibone, was very busy man
getting new specimens for his collec
ton. He has discovered a quilless
hedgehog and new breed of blue bird,
which he has named, from the location
in which twas discovered, 1.-The Bourp
Pond Blue Bird" A very pleasant
trip was had.
The following are some of the at
booked by Manager Wood
of the Bennington Opera House for
the coming season. Aug % Polly Of
the Circus, Sept as Minutes from
Broadway, Manhattan Opera Co.
in''Dally Warden, 20-"lsle of Spice",
% Sousa's Band, Oct. 1.-The big mu-
sic show THE Three Twins, "A
Gentleman from Missouri, still
playing in New York, l5-"A House
of Thosand Candles", l6-Socialist
Lecture, Nov. ID 1.-THE Travelling
Salesman, Dec. l6-"The Third De-
gree, Jan. l3--"The Climax" still
playing in New York, Feb. TAI. 6.
Fields Ministries, Wildfire",
Lillian Russell's great success, May, 10
IA knight for Day..
MANCHESTER CENTER.
John Marsden of Utica, n. Y, is
in town.
Charles Bond has rented rooms of
Miss Hannaman.
MIR. and Mrs. Doyle and son were
in Dorset Sunday.
st. Margaret's Guild met with
Mrs. W. II. Roberts Tuesday.
Miss Mayo of Brooklyn is the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Barrett.
Mrs. John Dimond spent Sunday
with friends in South Londonderry
Several from here attended the
in Burlington last week.
Mrs. Fobes of Gambler, Ohio, is
he guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Smith.
Mrs. Alfred Bowman and son of
New Britain, Conn, are visiting in
own.
Harry Marsden, who has been Wis
ting in town, has returned to Utica,
\. Y.
MIR. and Mrs. Galbraith of Camden,
I. Y, were the guests OF friends here
Sunday.
Miss Josephine Dnpuis OF New
FORK city is visiting her sister, Mrs.
lark Manley.
The Service Club of the Baptist
hurch will meet with Miss Junie Luz
rene Friday afternoon.
Rev. Il. Nj. Fuller was in Sunder.
and Sunday, where service was held
n Union church.
Theodore Kohler. who has been at
ending school in Waverly. Mass, is
Iome for vacation.
Mrs. II. N. Shaw and two sons,
gho have been visiting in. Pittsheld,
lass. returned Saturday evening.
Mrs. Spelman and children OF
vesiiield. Mass, are visiting Mrs.
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