The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-07-22

Bennington. 1922 Main ST. VT
The New Depot Restaurant in Ru
land will serve You MS you wish TO b
served. quickly and well, Everythin
cooked to suit you. Service good. !
Prank Benedict has a handsom
new stallion Of the Bingen get whie
he will have on exhibition at the con
/ ing fair Mr.. Benedict has only n
Gently purchased this horse from par
ties in New York state.
Landlord Bond of the Colbur
House has completed new garag
which will take care OF four large ears
Ii is well built and mostly of concrete
Mr.. Bond intends TO be prepared Il
take care Of any kind OF eonveyanc
that may come his way.
The Fairview Hotel will be opene'
for business on the 9th OF this mont
by the new owners, Mrs. Lakin am
Miss Burt. This property has been pu
in first.class shape by the owners AM
they are prepared TO take care Of sum
mer aud transient boarders. Thes'
ladies have been running hotels TO
some time past and are well yersed IL
all that goes to make hotel a success
and we wish them success.
Burglars broke into three places ii
this village on Sunday night. They
first entered the bowling alley and tool
a ladder with which they reached tn,
windows of j. c. HeinePs store which
they entered and extracted miscel
laneous outfit consisting of coat be.
longing to Prentiss Kent of Dorset, a
pair Of trousers belonging TO Walter
Shaw of this village and then proceed
ed to help themselves TO a shirt, collar,
etc, out of stock. They left their old
outfit for Mr.. Heinel. From there they
went TO the Combination Cash Store
and partook OF light lunch consisting
of ported meats and an assortment OF
crackers. viii they be apprehendedH
Sure thing.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
M. A. Taylor is delivering Jawn
DIS Standard Oil from new wagon.
Miss Jenanie jackson, who has
been sick for a long time, is improving
John Provan and Miss lnez Ami.
don were quietly married on Friday
last.
Rudolph Hebig, who has been Wis.
itidg at c. O. Brewster's, has returned
to his home in New York City.
Miss Mabel Taylor has gone to the
Mary Fletcher HOSPITAL in Burlington
to be operated on for appendicitis.
Joseph Bushee is moving his barn
and clearing the ground for the Stand
ard Oil company who are going to put
in a gasolene tank.
F. h. Bowen recently lost val
liable horse, being obliged to kill it on
account of its having run away while
attached to horse rake and breaking
"A leg.
Business at the N0rcross plant is
rushing these days and the company
are getting ready TO build another nd.
dition to their plant on the land to the
north.
Miss Olive Archibald's playmates
gave her surprise party on Friday
last. 1t was the intention of those hav-
ing the affair in charge, to take the M.
ID. 4 G. train and go to Dorset for a
picnic in the woods but on account of
the threatening weather it was decided
that they stay at home, which they did.
All those attending contributed to the
luncheon which was spread at f. III.
Walkers where, with the assistance of
Mesdames Blanchard, Walker and
Fowler the young ladies enjoyed them
selves TO the utmost. In the afternoon
hey were all taken to ride in Mr..
Walkers automobile and finally de-
parted for their homes. There were
taken of the happy group
before their departure. In all there
we're between 20 and 30 present, all
some small sum toward a
present for the little hostess.
EAST DORSET.
Miss Jennie Stone is out again af-
.er her recent illness.
Mrs. John X. Griffith was guest
II friends in Rutland last week.
Luther Torrey and Daniel Leary
'pent Sunday at their homes here.
Misses Bertha and Elida Ames are
'isiting at their uncle's, W. + Otis.
Mrs. Frank Brophy and children
II Rutland are guests at s. A. Shell
er's.