The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-12-02

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new roof put on with The addition o.
dorner windows. W A. PuIdy hai
charge of the work
80 II Bauum. who left town tw,
weeks aRo FOR an extended visit, me
with severe accident while in Troy
Making misstep while entering 4
building he fell. dislocsting one Of hi,
shoulders aud otherwise brutsiug him
self. DR.. Dickson looked after hin
aud had him placed in hospital.
The Baseball Magazine says oI
Chiekering +. Evans. well known il
local baseball circles. This young
pitcher Of the Hartford, Conn. clul
was born in Arlington. W., September
10, 1855 He first pitched for the Burr
and Burton Seminary nine Of Manches.
ter. VI, being the malnstay Of his
school nine IN the box for three years.
Then be pitched semi professional ball
one season llg07l at lloosick Falls, n
Y His work there attracted the atten.
ton Of Tommy" Dowd, the well.
known coach OF Williams College, who
has managed successfully clubs in lIol.
yoke, Hartford and New Bedford, and
Dowd signed Evans for the Hartford
club of 1905. Evans pitched all last
year for the Hartford club and has
done good work this year. Hartford
gave Evans to Boston for pitcher Me.
Carthy and 81, 800. On July y, 1908,
against Bridgeport, he allowed no hits
gave no base on balls and did not hit o
m IN with pitched ball.
"A farewell dinner was rendered
Rev Vincent Raw ON Tuesday evening
last at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. }
Clarence Bacon. II was for the male
persuasion only and those present in
cluded Rev. Vincent Raw. Rev. Fr
Bernard Kelly. Hon. ID. X. Simond.,
DR.. J.. III. Hemenway, Geo. Smith, A
f. Martin, Hon. W. b. Edgerton, J
D, Purdy, X. +. Way. X. j. 0rvis, Il
II. Hemenway, A. Il. Mofiat, Alberl
Smith. W. X. Hard, A.. G. Orvis. +
II Swift, o. b. Coy, f. +. Fish, DR.
l. T.. Hemenway, o. X. Bennett, C.
II Hawley, q. l.. Towsley. Prof Jas
Brooks. Dr. l.. T.. Pierce, c. o. HARD
aud j. G. Bacon. The guests wer,
seated at dinner at . o'clock, after hay
ing spent an hour IN social intercourse
and il was II O'Clock before they aros'
after listening TO very pleasant re
marks from Hon. ID. X. Simonds, Rev
FIR. Kelly, A. G. Orvis and the guest OF
the evening. Rev Vincent Raw, whc
spoke feelingly of the friendships form
ed here; also Of his love for the town
W. X. Hard presided at the post pran
dial exercises in his usual happy man
ner. Each aud everyone were unstint
cd in their praise Of the hospitality o.
the host aud hostess and the faultlesi
dinner.
MANCHESTER CENTER.
Charles $. Robinson was out o
town Saturday.
Mrs. Sarah j Bowen rturned from
Rutland Friday.
The Dorcas society mel with Mrs
John Convey Friday.
Fred Eddy Of SALISBURY was il
town Saturday on business.
Miss Anna BATHS and Miss Saral
Dawes spent Thanksgiving in Troy.
- Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Dimond. VIII,
have been visiting in Adams. Mass.
have returned.
Miss Edith Wright leaves Monda,
for Arizona where 81 he will spend tn
winter
Merritt Roberts Of Rupert, distrie
deputy OF the Oranges was in tow
Saturday.
Miss Martha Kohler Of Ru,lan,
spent Thanksgiving with her mother
Mrs. A. kohler
Mr. and Mrs. spellman and child
rem Of WesiGeld spent Thanksgiving
with Mrs. Metcalf Marsh
p. c Archibald spent Thanksgiv
ing IN Middlebnry ~ the guest Of hi
SISTER.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Ames whc
have been spending Afew days in Can
ada returned Friday.
Edith provan, who il teaching il
walliugtord, spent Thanksgiving viii
with hei mother, Mrs, A. Proyan.
Mrs. Mary Adams and Miss Flor
ence Holden OF Arlington sere guest
~ Nj, and Mrs. j.. a. lhAyer Thanks
giving.
james Amidon who has been IN th,
south toi several months was cAlles
home by The death Of his sister. Mrs
DEXTER Taylor.
MIR. and Mrs. y. II. Holden an,
children u Bennington spent Thanks
giving with Mrs. Holden'. parents, Mr.
and MR.. j, A. Thhyer.
Miss Mildred Cressey, who hAi
been spending iew days with be
mother IN Bennington, returned d
Barr Burton Seminary Monday.
Rev. 4. NJ. Fuller all bold a mem
onAl service IN memory o. Mrs. Derte