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

hrslih and who entertained them de-
hRlaialls BY dav IL saionol,ile Il
thautlllY. They arr going soen u
kugissd AID expect u .ad fof hoin,
the insi n August.
Amoug tie arrivals lasi Thnnla,
were Mu T.. R'-ed and family frou
Cleveland, Ohio. who are stopping foi
the snmmrr with Mr. Reeds father.
Rev A, G. Reed. Manchester l. glad
10 wrlcomc them back again Mr..
Reed viii shortly be- seen frisking about
ID new Cadillac automobile.
Manager Willard II the Orchard
Park Hotel says thai The season for
bin i way ahead Of shat il was at this
tins lr-, year, The garage was filled
" ~ utmost last saturday night. he
i going 10 commence work on his adj.
dilion At once, thus doubling his pre-.
sent capacity
Mrs. 6. Il Steel and daughter Mar
garet Of Brooklyn have arrived in Man.
chester for the summer aud are board
ing at Mrs. Cross On Franklin Ave.
Mrs steel's many friends in this vii,
lage are pleased TO know thai she is
much improved IN health from what
she was last summer Mrs. Steel is
one at the origiuel summer cottagers
aud is ALWAYS a welcome guest 10 town.
The Shamrock defeated the
champions" in the first Of series of
five games Monday afternoon by the
score Of 10 : IN a ten inning contest.
The features of the game we're the
pitching Of Regain, who had fifteen
strikeouts, the outiield work Of Wiley
and the batting Of Higgins Of the
"Shamrocks." The heavy hitting
"Shamroeks" batted Gruenwald's cur
YES all over the lot.
The many friends of ley Palmer
will be pleased to learn that DR.. Law
/ WI w AAfi iNftftul lNDtttN
that ley is enjoying excellent physical
health aud AS comfortable in every way
as could be desired. She had no i'll
ness during the past winter and was
able TO be out of doors daily, which, as
we all know who know ley. is what she
always desired. The doctor further
adds that she is great fayorite with
everyone.
w. A. Macdonald OF the Attleboro,
Mass, Sun, was in Manchester Sat
uIday night last on his way through
the state on hike. He came from
Bennington Saturday and was pretty
well tired out, having climbed the Ben
nington monument before starting on
his trip this way. Mr.. Macdonald is
travelling in the interests of the New
England Magazine and is on his way
10 st. Adams, and if his strength holds
out will take in Montpelier and the
Connecticut Valley on his return trip.
RI. +. Outcault, creator of Buster |
Brown and member of the n. Y.
American staff, and family OF New
York city, who are occupying the de-
lightful cottage Of Edwin Child in Dor
set Hollow, are to be seen in Manches-
ter in their Lozier car very frequently.
Mr.. Outcault came through this section
last season with A. l.. Westgard of
the Automobile Club of America and |
was so impressed with the beauties of
this valley that he came here for the |
summer this season. Get them up |
through here once and they will want
to come again.
The links of the Ekwanox Country |
Club were formally opened on Monday |
last with the match for the lndepen.
dence Cup. A handicap against Bogey |
was the event. The winners were A.
I. Palmer of the Island Golf Club OF |
Troy, who had an allowance of four
st'ohto anu nhiShtu uoNH. ne stc-
ond prize went to f. F. Duryea Of En-.
glewood, who was allowed five strokes
and finished 2 down. Horace Rawlins
is the professional in charge at the
links this year. Mr.. Rawlins has been
here for the past two years and is very
popular with the patrons of the links.
MANCHESTER CENTER.
Regular meeting of Skinner W. r.
G. Friday at 2.30 p. m.
Carl Bergland spent Sunday at his
home in Rutland.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Rowe spent the
Fourth in Arlington.
Miss Mary Louise Wyman is home
from New York City for the summer.
The Pacific Engine Co. attended
the muster in Sandy Hill, N. Y, the
9Th.
Miss Ethel Kerr is in town for the
summer, returning from Mortified
Seminary.
MIR. and Mrs. Parcy Williams and
children of Rutland were recent guests
Of friends in town.
Miss Edith Barrett. who has been
teaching in Providence, X. L., is home
for the summer.
August Kohler Of Schenectady, n.
". is spending his vacation with his
Mrs. A. Kohler.
Mrs. II. N. Shaw is visiting her
son in Pittsfield, Mass. Nj. Shaw join
I'd her there over the Fourth.
Mrs. Sarah j Bowen left Wednes
Day for Collins, n. Y, where she will
spend the summer with her sister.
Mir. and Mrs. G. @. larger, son
and maid, from Pittsburg, Pa, are
visiting Mr.. Jarger's aunt, Mrs. g. II.
Sessions.
Miss Helen Scott, graduate nurse
81 the Charlesgatc Hospital Of Boston.
recently made short call on her sis.