The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-08-18

weeks with their parents. Mr. and
Mrs g A Lawrence
The Misses Hoyi gave d,
first Of their tao summer sAudesili,
entertainments al Music Hall last
Friday evening The ;. Il. o sign
was out early In the evening. The
entertainment provided is certain.
~ Of variety enough to suit the mos
tastldious
A benefit for the Fresh Air
Funds ETC. Is 10 be held al the
Casino on Monday evening At $50
O'Clock Please al come aud help
the cbaidfen from the sitting cities
10 yet Epihe county air Tickets
80 cents Bridge and seyerhanded
Euchre
The Manchester Union Band
rendered several choice selections
on the lawn Ia front OF the Equinox
last Tuesday evening These con
certs are much appreciated by those
who are privileged to hear them and
those who are judges say that the
music as rendered by the band is all
right.
The ladies OF the Congregational
church held lawn party on the
lawn between the church and court
house Tuesday evening. They were
literally patronized. The grounds
were very prettily decorated with
japanese lanterns and, with the
music disooursed by the Manchester
Union Band. the affair was gay
one.
In our issue last week we stat
ed that the highway in the village
was oiled from Taconic Ave. 10 the
Cemetery. We should have said up
as far as Mrs. Miners. instead of
10 Tac0nic Ave, II has very mater
tally improved the travel aud we
trust that all our roads will soon
be treated SO as to do away with |
all the dust Then give us noise
ess and scentless automobiles
The funeral of the late Rev. Al
bert Chester Reed was held from
ais late residence on Friday morning
asst and was largely attended by
iis old time Pensioners and friends.
The services were conducted by Rev
J. X Perkins. pastor of the Con
church, assisted by Rev
church. assisted by Rev
Iincent Raw. a former pastor. The
ntcrment was in the Albany Rural
cemetery.
The Equinox House has been
unning TO the largest business in
Is history for the past week Every
valuable room in town was taken.
he Orchard Park last week was
oing a tremendous business outside
is regular trade, having rs to din
er some days. The Orvis Cottage
as all its rooms full and Macnaugh |
ans is doing a fine business. The
ummer business has been going
ONE" here In this town this year
Among the guests at the Ores
ent Valley Cottage" last week were
lr. and Mrs. f. II. Sutherland OF
lew York city; Mr.. and Mrs. X. NJ
bennett, Southbridge, Mass; G. HI
lennon, J. &. Kennon, j G. Ken
on, Jr., Miss Elsie Kennon, Brook
IN, n. Y; Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Me-
Jay, Mrs. Reef, Miss Elizabeth Reef,
Iontreal, Canada; Solomon Tho
ian, Worcester, Mass; n, P. Good q
u, Philadelphia, Pa; Professor 4. y
Schevill, Chicago H.; Miss
reen, East Orange, N. j., Miss Wal !
zee, New York, city, J
William VanBuskirk, who has
zen spending his vacation with his J
,rents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Van h
has returned to Williams
,wn, Mass, his sister, Mrs. VIM. v
plumb accompanying him. II
Advertised Letters Frank
inslee. Elroy Bolllvari 4, IL, w.
aldwin. W. A. Chase, Mrs G. NJ. q
,ok, Geo. S. Chalfont 2, j. G, p
,oper, Mrs. NJ. Lewis Clark, f.
linton, Joseph Dasett, f. d. Darl- y
q, Charles n. Fale, Les Wells II
oyt, Miss McGibbon, Fletcher Nc a
zen. John Linch. Frank Lightner,
l.. Pitkin, Fred Gurneye, h. II ia
arden, VIM. s. Marse, J. ID. Me- OF
,rey. Annie McManus, VIM. Marks di
iward Post, Rocca SWEET, Tillien
emboni. A. NJ. Scott. Franklin 5. Ia
Ice. John r. Redfield, S, II. Ser ~
an 2. Miss Small. Henry spodone, NJ
r. Sheath. Mrs. Abbie Spencer.