The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-01-14
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
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sas ia town Tnr,tay and "Wednesday
last
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aftst TIE Chrisimts b'Aidsys ~ Mon.
day - shs wesE
AIuson Dny hs, .oid his farm on
il,r ea,i ioAd 10 Mr. Mott sud tao
a1ns q s1uAEaie
Mr. Ninesul Raw. uho hht tesu
esnlnea h. the house iei the psst seek
~ - is improving
Mics Ksie N. Nah leaves 90 Mon.
aay ne,i foFa month yisii aitb friends
III iouugrloau OHIO,
Tie Misses 0rgn lsfi on Monday
iaatning for Monipclie, where they
joined iieir father, H. G ovis, for a
sisy Al The Capitol for ieS days.
NJ aud Mrs ChAs II Pray Of
Nuuielair. y j.. we're 10 town few
day. recent, with The architect ii their
Dca cottage inspecting the work.
Mrs. &. ~ Dor and ME. Rebccca
Tfall ~ ii"osick Fails. n u, were IN
Manchester a few days last week as
guests II Dr. and Mrs Edgar V Irull.
Pred Bentley aud Frank l.amper
u Sandgaie were In lovn on business
uiih the Probate Count on Wednesday.
The estate Of sybil still being closed.
ioseph Newman OF the Orchard
Park Hotel. leti Tuesday for Miami.
FiA.. where be- viii again have charge
~ the seminole Club ~ that famous
resort
The Piauola concert given at the
parsonage last Friday evening WIS
largely attended and those present
were well paid Tot the concert was y
very ine affair,
There was large attendance Of
young people al the play "Graustark"
gwen NJ the Bennington Opera House
Monday night They were all Of one
accord ia pronouncing Il fine produc.
ton.
Tuesday saw tiue snowsi0rm de.
scend on this section and We are enjoy |
ing fine sleigbng Wednesday morn
ing thermometers were registering all
the way from 10 II degrees below
aero
There is to be good delegation Of |
members of the Manchester Rod and |
Con Club to 80 10 Rutland Thursday |
evening 10 attend the second annual
dinner Of the Rutland County Fish and
Game League.
Advertised Letters. Frank Com.
stock. Henry Batehelder, John Domi-
shal, Mr.. Brooks Evans, Thos. Foley,
4. L. GMnie, Miss Grace Henry, Mrs
Lawton Hewcs. y. Mitchell, +, parm
Icy. u. G. Paul, Luke kedlieh, Chas
w Tibbets. Andrew Webb.
The Dndawa Club have been hav- |
lug pool tournament al their popular
rooms for the last few evenings, com
meneing last Saturday night. From
the way things look TO the editor IL
would seem that the contest would mar
row down to X. j, Oryis or A. T.. Moi |
fai and 7. W. Lincoln ns the eontes
isnls for final bonors.
I'm place OF The meeting during the
week Of prayer at the congregational
church there will be special meetings
with addresses by the following! On
Tuesday evening, Rev. VIM. II. Spence
Of the Rutland Congregational church
hIthG W " tAikN hNAiNh''s Wv "NbhfS
day evening Rev, Geo. s. Mills of the
Second Congregational church at Ben
niDgion, on Thursday evening, Rev,
4. NJ, Fuller OF the Baptist church at
the Center, and on Friday evening the
Rev. I.aac Jennings, u. d., Of the old
First Church at Bennington Center
TINE OF The horses OF the Equinox
Co., which A. n. Towsley bad in q
team taking the Misses oryis TO the
station Monday morning, was taken
sick at the depot, but was gotten in
shape to ge, home, bu, when near Miss
BATHS place the horse could go no far
Their. Mr.. Towslcy Immediately secur-
"a DIR. Cowles, aud with other assist.
ance The horse was brought to the
Equinox harm on an improyiscd ambnl-
Auce. The horse was suffering from
inflammation OF the kidneys but is now
IN fair way 10 recover.
Word has been received in Man
chester Of the death Of the Rev. Milton
l.. Severance a, Lowell, W., where he
bad been preaching for the past few