The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-10-21
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


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apnfs aud carpets ~ rsnis pr pouns
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l>ais l.. Tonsley, who has heer
aoriinR ~ q. Hard ~ sammrr
hes ans,hsd his lalogs there
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HaY ~ night ~ arr Al yoar service III
ilss Mes peEo, Restaurant 10 Ruiland
Mr. II " rashnsn . 10 Man
nlsesler To- beF regular iail yisii viii
her SISTER. Ni.. Black She expects II
tsmain herr for month.
Mr. and Mr.. John J Gnn,her and
Mss lsfoan have closed The klm.'
t0s ihr @iaiaf Aud ninrned a. their
isaine 10 NeA York Cay
Arehie Enlou captured al cri IN
the ai.eel pil "a the poser house on
ihe first Of The month thai measured "
inches ia length.
Mr. and Mr.. Is. Sherman Fowler
arrived ia Manchester Tor short stay
"n FRIDAY lssi. They hssr no, bces
~ Manchester iof fht psst I've Or three
seasons
Nj and Mrs james l.. Taylor and
Mis- faylof. after spending the entire
summer At their cottage Lone pincn
have returned "a their home IL Brook
lyn. n Y
The ooiawa cluh viii open the
season with an oyster supper 10 ~
,sa'nbers Oh Saturday evening ~ thi.
week, The eluh has bad very sue.
sessful SEASON.
Mies lisi,elli Kills. who has been
the summer telegraph operator here.
irti on Sunday morning tor White
River function from which plarr size
viii a. ~ her homr near Boston
Mr. aud Mr. NJ W Stewart, who
have been visiting their daughter, Mrs.
ulln X Bennett, for the past three
weeks. returned a. their home IA Ben.
nnrlon on Saturday afternoon last
John u Fielding Of Greenwich.
n "a old Manchester hoy. is ~ town
visiting iis many friends here. John is
nlsnss welcome Va Manchester. lie
reports hiss father. Henry L. Fielding.
II. being III hIs usual good health.
w X. Hand and Burton Hard left
on Tuesday morning by train for Rnt'
land from whence they will hike il 10
Montpelier. going via the mountain
rnn,o from Rutland 10 Woodstock.
They expect 10 be Ronen week or more
NJ, and Mrs. james Paden Of
ssafthmore. Pa. we're in town for a
few days last week aud left Tor Mon
iroal Monday morning. From thence
They go 10 their home via the west side
of Lake rhnmplsin the latter part Of
this week.
Our first SNOW made is appearance
IN dine season this fall 1, is rare that
We pass the 18th OF October without
seeing some snow on the mountains
+ abon, as aud this year is no exception
for the first came on the 10th,
The Equinox House closed most
sncce.sful season on Friday morning
lad This year has been a most en-
eonfaging one under the new proprie.
iorship and We understand that there
viii be good many further improve
men,s on the hotel by the time the
house opens for the next season.
Mrs. t. y. Pierce and daughter.
who have been nj Lake Bomoseen with
Dr. Pierce for the past two weeks.
have returned home while the DR. has
decided TO put IN little more time
hunting The editor is indebted 10
them tot nice mess 81 fish. caught by
them at the lake
Mr.. and Mrs. WIN. Smith. who
have been here for the past summer.
Mr. Smith ms barber al the Equinox
House, hss. returned 10 their home IN
Springfield. Mass. They were accom-
panied by Walter Perry. who has had
i barber shop here for the last nine or
len months.
John q Bradley Of Buffalo. n Y. |
sns ia lown Tor n season the last OF
la, week looking after the building Of
hiA new barn Oh the farm purchased by
him last summer Mr.. Bradley will
haze iine summer home when he Is