The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-06-17

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10 know that Mr. Fuller. representing
b. a Is Seminary. was first IN the 100
yard dash, IN yard dash, 40 yard
dash, aud fourth is the discus throw.
and this without any especial training.
The following is from the last issue
81 Hardware. "Withn the last few
days the Coldwell Lawn Mower Com
pauy. o. Newburgb, n y, has receiy.
ed from the United States Government
nm order for $50 Imperial high.wheel
mowers ion the Philippines, As there
was considerable competition for the
order. the awarding OF the contract is
regarded a. n substantial endorsement
by the Government Of the merits OF
Coldwel lawn mowers. The Taconic
Hardware Co, carry this machine as
well as five other kinds, all Coldwell
make. Prices from - to 5000. 80
George II. Thatcher and Mrs.
Thatcher arrived on Monday evening
last at their summer home here having
run up from Albany in their automo-
bile A summer season in Manchester
would indeed seem strange TO us were
we not 10 see the familiar face and
form Of George Thatcher about our
streets. For more years than the edi'
tor has seen has this genial gentleman
been making annual pilgrimages TO
this place. His father and mother
started him coming this way as a child
and he has never seen the time when
he did not make a try for this place as
soon as the grass got green. Long
may he live 10 continue 10 come here
and may his sons have the same love
for the place and people that their par
ents have.
Mrs. Gilbert Cherbonnean met with
a severe accident on Sunday last,
while out driving with her husband and
child. They were returning home in
the hard shower in the afternoon,
when, near the Avian Waters place on
the road to Dorset, they met an auto
which had stopped in the highway 10
put on their chains. The machine was
occupying the middle Of the road but
Mr.. Cherbonneau, being in hurry on
account of the rain, and thinking that
he could pass by, turned to go by when
the horse went too far up the bank,
tipping the carriage aud throwing all |
hands out Mr.. Cherbonneau chung TO
the horse and finally directed it so that
il ian into the corner of barn and
came 10 stop. When Mrs Cherbon
mean was finally rescued il was found
that she was suffering from broken
arm and collar bone as well MS a severe
II was narrow escape from
a very serious accident.
MANCHESTER CENTER.
--ferd Streeter Of the u. V. N. is in
iown.
The schools of the village close FRI
Jay Of this week,
st. Margaret guild met on Tues
lay last with Mrs W II. Roberts.
Mrs. Sarah J. Bowen left Tuesday
ior visit with friends in Wallingford.
The Methodist choir will meet at
be church Saturday evening at 80
The Methodist Workers will have
, supper in the yestry on Wednesday
evening.
Martin Williams of Walingiord
was recent guest Of his sister, Mrs.
Sarah ! Bowen.
Mrs. Lawrence Lyons of Benning
ton is the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
Clarence Curtis
The o. o. =. with their associ-
ate society attended the NJ. 4. church
IN body Sunday.
John X. billiard, a teacher in No. |
pownal, was the guest Of his aunt, Mrs.
Jennie Hiliiard Sunday.
The Service Club OF the Baptist
'hurch will meet with Mrs. Hemau
Dyer Friday afternoon.
Tho tax bi!l Of fire district No. is
q my hands for collection. Please
AXE notice. II ]. FULLER.
THE ladies u the NJ. f.. church are
% have a lawn party at the park on
Friday evening. June 18th.
Mrs. l.oyeland Munson. who has
,ccu visiting relatives ii the west Tor
.ome weeks, II expected home this
week.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford OF Fall River
Mass, are guests Of Mrs. tiitford's
grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. II. w.
DAVIS.
Several from this village are at.
ending the annual diocesan convention
hal j. being held 10 ST. Alban. this
Feck.
Miss Martha kohler. student Of
be Rutland High School. WIS called
some "Wednesday by The illness Of her
mother.
The woodmcB ~ Dgrrei vail bold |
mother Of their delightful dances al
school Hall Dorset on Friday evening
be- 18th.
Regular meeting 81 The W. z. TIL.
% Saturday "a 81, m. xi,h Mr., VIM