The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-07-08

/ MISS Stetih lroNah, VINO mas beti
teaching 10 Massachusetts, and Miss
Edith proyan. a teacher from Walling
ford, nre guests Of their moihes, Mrs
A. J. Proyan,
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
Farmers are busy cutting then hay
A good crop this year,
The condition of Miss Jeanie Jack
son remains about the same.
Henry Lugene visited his aged
mother in Springfield, Mass, over the
Fourth.
The Fourth passed off rather quiet
ly in this town. We are patriotic enough
but can get along on small amount Of
noise.
There was large amount of bnsi'
ness done at the station during the past
week On Thursday the business kept
all hands on the hustle
Hon. j. w. Fowler is in Burling-
ton this week in attendance at the ter
centenary exercises. He left on Mon.
day in J. b. Manley's auto and went
TO Montpelier from here.
Express Agent Childs is a busy man
these days and has put on the extra
wagon 10 accommodate the summer
business. There were fumors 10 the
effect that the delivery TO the Street
was to be cut off on July LIST but in
stead OF that the regular extra summer
service was inaugprated. 1t is difficult
t. understand why corporations like
the great express companies get such
crazy ideas into their heads as they
seem to- They do not study the local
conditions as they should.
p. w. Lincoln, who is to leave
shortly for Cleveland, Ohio, in the in
terests Of the Norcross people, was ten
dered farewell reception at the On
dawa Club in the Village on Saturday
evening last. A pleasant time was had
and nice spread was served by the
Club steward. The dining room was
tastefully decorated with American
flags and all present had thoroughly
good time. Among those present was
II. j. Marsden, assistant treasurer of
the city of Utica, N. T., brother Of
A. b. Marsden of this town. The On
dawa Club will miss Mr.. Lincoln, as
will his many friends.
Prayer meeting was held at Prof.
Lees last Tuesday evening.
The regular Grange meeting was
held Wednesday evening. Arrange
ments were made for visiting East Dor
set Grange Wednesday evening, July
l4th, to confer the LIST and End degrees
upon class Of twelve.
The Woodmen's dance was as
usual a very enjoyable affair and a
financially as well as socially.
Sunday School in the North Dis
trict school house will he started Sun
day July 18th. Services will begin at
4 p. M.
Miss Mellick arrived at Comfort
Farm" for the season last week.
The gun club held shoot at the
Quarry the morning of the 9th. Re-
suits at this writing are unknown.
Rev. Owen Gates and family Of !
Andover, Mass, arrived at their sum.
mer home on the west road, July LIST.
Mrs. Chas. B. Templeton and son
Of Albany, N. Y. are at the Barrows
House for few days.
Edison Starks, j. II. Harrington,
S. f, Holley, A. W. Harrington, Jr.
Of Troy, S. +. Holley of New York
and II. W. Sheldon of Yonkers, were
in town over the ''4th.
Mrs. Joseph II. Harrington aud
son of Troy. N. Y. are at the Barrows
House for another season.
Mrs. and Mrs. George l.. Wenzell
Of Upper Troy N. Y. were at the Dor
set Inn over the "a"
Miss Davenport and Mr.. and Mrs.
Carnell of Albany, n. Y. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harper Of Staten Island are at
W. Is. Sykes for three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dow and three chill
lren are at William Kelley's in Dorset
Hollow for the season.
e. H. West was in Worcester.
Mass, and New York on business for
Sorcross a. West last week.
Geo. n. Chambers Of New York is
Town for a month, the guest Of his
Mrs. +. II. West.
M. V. Barbour has gone 10 Fair
Haven for a week 10 visit relatives and
10 some fishing at Lake Bomoseen.
Frederick Martin of Dartmouth
and Manchester, and George Caring
Ion OF Williams aud New York. called
upon X. d. Campbell Sunday last.
M. v. Barbour Of Toledo, Ohio,
who has taken the W. 4. Kent house
'or the season arrived with his wife
md two maids Wednesday, June 30lh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Harwood Of
Rupert were guests Of their mother,
Mrs Harwood over Sunday.
Mrs. William Bourn and son ar.
lived July 2nd and are the guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Bonrn on Church
treet.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Duryea and Mr.. aud
drs. Darlington Of New York were IN
own Sunday calling upon X. d.
'ampbcll.
The ladies Of Dorset. Young aud I
Ia. are requested 10 meet ut the Manse
afternoons 10 sew for the !
sazaar. which will be beld the latter I
,srt Of the sumner 4