The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-09-09
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
THURSDAY. sCsTEgBEg ,. 100.


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Ni. Elesnof Kgricioa asd Mr.
HE way sess IL Kuilsnd f'itsr
iNsa 90 shopp.ug lsfp.
No aud Mp q u wymAu ~
Ii0gebesser. Mass. are visiting Mr.
wyman', mother. Mr.. Wa, halll,ari.
~ n. Fiemsnwny has been tnes
sax ihis ~sst ifsm Nlss teuedisi's
beds, u b. L n iieueussy's ip'
$50 oomtng siaisr
Ne John e. Rssl,erts u Rutland.
ws.o - Y,sliug hs 500, Vim u hob
srss. IN iho ccnief. ~as . visitor "a
ihse village on Tuesday last
Advertised Letter. Mrs Charles
Iiilioa brown. W.. IL Breed, Esrrii
q. Crosby. Mrs Morris Goldsb1ne.
Frank QaafIe.. Mrs. II, Mcclure.
iieo. Siassr Bcnnrsi iesi ON Sat
afday Tor = wecss vacrtsoB silh bls
relaiiyes IA Bennington, having just
oDmplsted bls summers work ~ ihe
JOURNAL Office.
- Mrs. Win. II. Graham returned
from Burlington on Tuesday evening.
Slse wGs up 10 see Mr.. Graham. who IL
~ romtostatls a. one 10 hs present
condition could well be.
Mise Bertha Smith. one Of onr
genial Hello" girls. Is taking q well
earned vacation ~ ibfre weeks. Her
place u being filled By Miss Aileen
semrr " Arlington.
Geo. A. Lawrence lrfi on Monday
for Pcekskill. n. ~. 10 make some
necessary changes m the hot waisr
beating plant ID T. r. Roberts ine
residence in thai city.
-Messrs Alfred Billings aud Chas.
4. Ricc oi New Orleans. La. are es-
pecicd Ia Manchester for their annual
visa this week. Their many friends
Will be- more ihan pleased 10 welcome
them 10 Manchester once more.
%. NJ. Cook Of Orwell is the new as.
sisiani 10 Postmaster simonds aud will |
take The place o. Leon Wiley who will
leave in short time for 4. Y. NJ. at
Burlington. Mr.. Cook will attend the
Seminary.
Geo. X. Pike OF Sunderland left
for Montpelier Seminary this week.
where be will take up bis position as
an instructor IN that institution. Mr..
Pike Was n graduate Of Burr 4 Bur
ton Seminary in the class OF 1904
Hon. Chas. d. Kent Of Dorset. one
~ our side judges, was IN town on
Monday 90 bis way 10 Bennington,
where be was 10 meet with Judge Mat
lison on Court House matters.
Mrs. c. c. Bell went to Burling-
hon on Sunday night 10 see Miss Agnes
Bell who is in the Fanny Allen hospi-
tai al that place where she was operat
ed on for appendicitis a week since.
She is improving as rapidly as pos
sible.
The lst Of Sept. is here and cool
days are here with is, No need OF
starting up your furnace or setting up
your staye. Buy Perfection OIL
Heater aud save your wood and coal.
Price o. 80. 800 and $3.50. Tseonic
Hardware Co. 20
While We have no frosts in this
section Ar yet still We have come so
near 10 il Two or three times that il has
the merry farmer guessing. In Dorset
they had slight touches. but Il has not
harmed vegetation 10 any extent. II
we can be frostless for the next two
weeks We viii have an immense crop
Of corn.
The business at the Equinox
House still keeps up and the prospects
for big September business are good.
This season has been record breaker
aud no mistake. The great number
Of tourists making Manchester their
stopping place over night has been so
heavy that there has been AS many as
forty cars stop over here OF night
This week marks the closing OF the
FIRST Of the summer cottages, when
Rev. Dr. smyth and family close Rest
View and leave for their winter home
in Holyoke, Mass. They will be &C.
companied by Rev. Geo. II. smyth, Or.
aud wife who have been spending their
vacation here. After seeing the yener.
able DR.. safely home they will return
10 their home IN New York City.
The annual meeting OF the Man
chester y. +. &. A.. will be held Mon
day. Sept. 9th, at 2p. M. in The Court
House. Manchester. AT your earliest
convenience please hand your dues. 70
cents, to Miss Jessie Hawley. treasurer.
This Society Is offering prizes at the
Fair o. blankets and chest protectors
Tor the working horses in best condi-
ton.
WIN. II. Graham went 10 the Bur-
lingson on Friday where be entered
The Mary Fletcher Hospital and under
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