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

! -Proi halph fcrry was IN tOwu
Monday last visiting his many friends
here.
--George Oryis was mp from New
York city for few days this week, re.
turning Tuesday night.
Miss Mildred J. Beebe has return.
ed from Burlington, where she grad
uated from the &. V. NJ.
Mrs. Gilbert II Brophy of East
Dorset has been visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. q. Beebe
Nine. Madeline Reiser, of New
York City arrived in Manchester for
the summer on Thu sday last.
Mrs. d. X. Simonds recently at.
tended reunion of her high school
class in her old home in Brattleboro.
The New Depot Restaurant at Rut.
land are servants TO the people, They
will serve you well and quick. II
DIR. aud Mrs. c. d. Cleghorn Of
Harden City. N. T., are guests Of Miss
Jessie o. Hawley and Miss Sarah N.
Cleghorn.
Felt the Village Shoe dealer will
sell low tan shoes at greatly reduced
prices Friday and Saturday of this
week. IL
Principal James Brooks and son
Frank, OF Burr a. Burton Seminary,
have gone TO 0rrlngton, Me-, for two
weeks.
Miss Sadie Hard of Arlington was
in Manchester on Tuesday aud We'd
nesday as guest Of Miss Clara +.
Perkins.
y. b. Thacher ID. Of Albany is
spending some days with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. II. Thacher at their
cottage here.
-Sader the Rutland optometerist
VIII Dt III fhutHtstti Hpous bt' MS
advertisement in another column for
his dates.
Robert l.. Dempster, leading man
Of s''The Road TO Yesterday" is in
Manchester on his vacation, guest Of
Mrs. X, r. Hoyt.
Mrs. VIM. b. Burton of this village
is in Gleus Falls, n. Y, for a few days.
She was accompanied to Rutland by
Miss n. s. Benedict.
Mrs. J. Clarence Bacon, who has
been visiting her parents at Branford,
Conn, for some weeks, returned to
ON Friday last.
Frederick A. Martin has been
spending few days in Saratoga with
J. +. Stanley, Of Newark, N. j., they
making the trip in Mr.. Shanley's anto.
Hon. Norman Madison and Hon.
G. h. Kent. assistant judges OF the
County Court, were in town on Mon
day last on business connected with the
court house,
Rev. FIR. Kelly is entertaining
Rev. DIR. Dunphy, pastor Of st. Francis
church Of North Adams, Mass, and
Rev. J. Y. Sullivan his assistant, at st.
pauls rectory.
Among those from this village who
we're ia Burlington Thursday for the
Champaign Tercentenary Celebration
we're q. l.. aud Carl Wood cock, Harry
md Philip Towsley, Miss Ellen futile.
John Tultle and b. l.. Hard.
Advertised letters: Miss Elsie s.
Black. @. Brooke Evans. Miss Francis
jannor. Edward Hathaway, Miss /
gladys Iuglehart. Miss Della O'con-
seli, y, 5. Obtains. Miss Mile Pen
lock. Daniel c. Pearson.
III, Clay Gleason. Depniy Z. S.
Marshal for this district. was ia town
W NNuffAhs VIZ BARAAfNf tNhNtfifH Win +
iis department. Mr.. Gleason Is we'll
Known ia this eeiion 81 The country
,aYing been on his present job for
many years.
Among The recent arrivals al the
Equinox House we're Mr.. aud Mrs II.
Shelton u Bridgeport. CT. VINO are
N a motoring trip through this section.
They leii Tuesday. MR.. Shelton will
,e remembered a. Miss Greihen lsham.
laughter Of The late Ed@ard S. Isham.
The Equinox base ball team open.
q III season Saturday afternoon with
be East Dorset nine So few Of the
eguiai Eqninoa players took part ii
be game on Monday that Manager
irnenwald does not consider il a part
( The regular schedule.