The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-06-02
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over their summer home. "Wynd
hurst. which has been practically
reconstructed the past winter. They
expect 70 get la the house by Jub
LIST.
Mrs A r. Martin. who was out
Of town last week, returned home
Saturday, after having ylsiteG
friends IN New York city and also
her son Frederick at Dartmouth Col
ieEe. Mrs Martin was one OF the
patronesses az the Junior Prom
Al Dartmouth last week
The Misses Hoyt reached town
last Saturday and nave their cot
tago opened ready for the summer.
Their bobnObbing with royalty has
not spoiled them particle an0
they are just the same pleasant.
gracious girls as ever and every
body Is glad 10 see them Whenever
they are here
George Oryis aud family Of New
York city have arrived at Hon d
X Simonds Mr. Oryls remained
over Memorial Day. returning 10 hit
business IN New York Monday night
Mrs Oryis and son Franklin will
remain for the rest Of the summer
Mr. Oryis says that the prospects TO-
The coming summer are the very
Oest and that an extremely heavy
business is anticipated
Mrs. G, + Steel, Edward T
Steel, Miss Margaret Steel ana
Miss Edith James, all of New York
city. arrived at Mrs. Cross on Tues
day. Mrs. Steel and Miss stee,
will remain through the summer Nj
Steel Is manager OF an electric plant
at Ponce, Porto Rico. and has moi
been In Manchester before for /
years He will return to his du
ties IN week,
Piazza chairs should be given
coat OF Campbells Varnish Stain
II produces very handsome effect
that adds TO the attractlyeness OF
yourfront porch or summer house
Anyone can apply thisstain Dries
hard and stays hard Color card
on application 10 Tnconic Hardware
Company
-George W. Bryant died sudden
ly AT the home OF his father-in-laW
O. q. Felt. on Monday morning last
from heart failure. MIR. Bryant had
been sick for long time but had
kept al work until very recently
when his condition became such tina
he was obliged TO give up entire
ly. Mr.. B'gGnt was born in Troy
N. T., June IL 1863, and came tC
In the eos. He marrie'
Hattie D.. oldest daughter OF O, g
Felt, on Nov. 10. 1895 About foul
years ago Mr. bryant moved to Lont
Branch, n. j. where he lived for o |
couple OF years moving from there |
TO Greenwich Conn. where he re |
sided until few weeks ago. wheI
he came 10 Manchester In the hope |
Of building up his health but II |
was too late. The services wer, |
conducted by Hope Lodge OF Od0 |
Fellows, Mr.. Bryant being a membe |
Of iodgc in Long Branch. n. j
Rev, s. X Perkins and Rev. A
c. Reed. also female quartet, com
posed OF Mesdames Marsden. G. o
Brewster aud Wyman and Miss
Junia Lugene assisted The inter
ment was in Dellgood
The recent winning Of thu
Golf Championship bs
Frederick Herreshoff was popu
AR one as Mr. Herreshoff has beer
after this prize several times anc
asst year was runner up In thai
went. Mr.. Herreshoff is a stock
holder and member OF the Ekwanok |
Country Club OF this place and 6
.wo time champion of the State Of
Vermont. and winner OF many OF the
events over the famous Ek
1anok links The winner Of the Met
-opulitan Golf Championship from
10 sterling a player as Jerome II
Iravers, former u. S. Amateur cham
Dion, and Metropolitan champion as
Aell. over the course OF the Morris
own Country Club, stamps Mr.. Her
-eshoff as one OF the very best golf
srs In the United States Fred
tierrcghoff, as he is Familiarity |
known here, VIII enter from the Ek
san0k Country Club In the Amateur
games to be held at
Brookline. Mass, in September next
md We viii expect 10 see the ANA
eur Championship. as well ar the
Metropolitan Championships held IN
Manchester this year. II is expect
a that team OF four from our
lub here will be present Ia Brook
Inc and play for club trophy, 10
yhich case Manchester VIII be- re
resented,