The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-10-06
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I h Of G.
Mr. and Mrs. y. ". Boyle for
merry 81 this tow. bai ~ Of hiat
< iieburo. cells hratCd t4.elr golden
Wedding anniversary az their home
ia the latter town last week FridaS
chas +. oryis has returned
nome from two weeks trip 10
Malue. Tie reports fine time and
from The way his eyes snap when be
says II We believe him
Mira A. u Hliis 20 Las had
- haWleys ''Hedgeiey for
I The past iDu asast uat Engaged
/ ii ia saA season. aa4 returned 20
ier home la Short hills. y. J.
Geo. a. Lawrence is Installing
npw heating apparatus ia che base
mant az the post office baiidinE.
which wheu connected up viii heat
The two buildings.
Mrs. Alongo Wyman Of the West
/ Road. left town "Wednesday for
/ pitisbnrg. Pa. where she viii spend
the winter with her son Frank 4.
| Wyman. Of the smoky City
Mrs. X. r. Hoyt and the Misses
1 Hoyt who have been at their cot
tage all the season. left for their
winter quarters IN New York city on
| Tuesday afternoon They will be
with us again another summer.
Burr q Burton Seminary was
closed on Tuesday OF this week and
the day was being celebrated as
Mountain bay and all hands went
on trip 10 Dorset Mountain. Last
year Equinox Mountain was the OBJ
1ectIye point.
Judge Richard Smith of New
York city was visitor IN town last
week Judge Smith was an old
Burr A. Burton student back in the
70's and agpresent is holding down
one Of the big judgeships in NE
Metropolis.
Mrs. John Barstow and daugh-
ter Alice. now of Lee, Mass. but
formerly OF Manchester. have been
guests of Mrs. J. N. Hard for
few days past Mrs Barstow was 9
pleasing sight TO her many friends
here,
The venerable James w. Bowen
was about our streets last Tuesday.
Mr.. Bowen has been crippled to a
great extent so that his one time
familiar form has not been seen
much of late and we are pleased
TO note that he is improved in health
To the extent OF being able to get
about.
Mrs. H. J.. Smith. representing
the Lawrence Hosiery Co., will be
In Manchester next week 10 take
orders for their celebrated flexible
lnstep hose, which are unexcelled 10
fit, finish and durability. This firm
il putting on the market this fall
a complete line of go different
styles In cotton. silk, wool and cash
mere. "a
w. ID. McKim of Washington, ID
G.. who has occupied the "Gasca-
des" for the past summer, has rent
ed G.. II. Hawleys "Colonial" for
next summer Mr.. Mckim and FAM
returned 60 their home on the filler
Tuesday afternoon. This is their
first summer In Manchester and We
are pleased To learn that the place
Is TO their liking and that they are
TO return for next year.
The house on the West Road
belonging to Dr. l.. Il. Pierce ana
occupied the past summer by Miss
Manuel and Mrs. Muller and daugh-
ters. will be occupied by the DR.
and his family as soon as they can
get moved. Mrs. Muller and Miss
Manuel left for New York city one
day last week. They had very
pleasant time In Manchester and ex-
pect to return again another year.
Ave hope so.
MIR. aud Mrs. d. r. Haskins OF
Granville. n. Y. were Ia Manches-
ter In Mr.. Haskins' auto on Friday
last Mr.. Haskins. who Is a sue
cessful druggist in Granville, was
resident of this section and learned
the printing trade In the Journal
office about 35 years since. After
he finished work In this office ne
entered the drug store OF Wais q
Hard and was there for few years
and then went to Granville where
he has since resided. lie made this
office pleasant visit and express
ed surprise at the advance In equip
ment since his days at the case.
Commencing next Sunday there
will be change In the running tlineI
ON the Rutland Railroad. The
changes are few. The early morn
ing train south will not be taken OIL
uNtil Nov. eth, when II Will be
discontinued until April goth. Ihe
down flyer will leave little ear
lier and the up flyer will also ar
rive a trifle earlier. As soon as
Sosslble we will print the changes
entire. The main change IL the fact
that the flyers both ways will be
RIM daily, including Sunday when
will be OF great benefit to those
desiring 80 reach New YORK city "
the evening and not wishing 10
travel all night.
The announcements are out an
nouncIng the marriage OF Miss Net.
tie Mabel Pierce only daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. A. Pierce OF wal
tham. Mass. TO Mr.. Charles Addison
Burgess. Mr., and Mrs. Plerce hre
we'll remembered as having been resi-
dents OF Manchester Tor seFefal
years Mr.. Pierce was the founder
Of the Manchester Journal In 1851
and went TO the front from THIS WI
Iase In the 18th Vermont Regiment
in the civil War. After living here
for some time on his return from
/ the front, Mr.. Pierce went TO Ben
nington where he purchased the Ban
ner and continued there until NOV
ling 10 Northampton. Mass, where
H. conducted daily which he sold
M 1895 and went to waltham ana
purchased the Evening News when
naper he still conducts with ne ~
sIstance Of bis sons. chas. w ana
Warren A. Pierce
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