The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-08-25
HARD'S DRUG STORE.

I tAN ifNh"RHa Nffrh houses. ma
be"n showing q white rose blossom
I've inches across, with a stem a.
inches Ia length
he past week Mr. aud Mrs
o W Boynton have been entertain
INK Mrs Boynton's mother. Nm
| Windphal. aud also sister. Mrs
Battenberg. and daughter.
&C W Bennett has been award.
ed the contract for redeonratiuR a.
Presbyterian church iH Cambridge,
NJ ~ and expects 10 commence the
work shortly
There Nill be an auction OF
household goods at the residence of
| H. A. Walker. Wednesday. Aug. 81.
al 10 A, NJ See small bills. i1-2
&C II wyman Of Dorchester.
Mass. has Joined Mrs Wyman here
Ia Manchester for short vacation.
They are al Mrs Wyman's old home
| with her mother aud brother.
High wheeled uotting snlkey
food AS new. cost 500. viii sell
for $40; also End hand top buggy
and harness. For sale cheap
H. ~ shaw II
Mesms. Edwin Faruham of
Washington. d. C.. and II, NJ Farm
ham. his brother, of Arlington were
| la Manchester Thursday morning on
their way to Peru for short visit
with relatives there.
Clark Mooney aud party from
New York city were recent guests al
the Equinox House Mr. Mooney Is
son Of Col. John Mooney OF New
fork. aud has been winter visitor
here as well as a summer one.
Andrew Holt of Sunderland was
visitor In this village Friday last.
Mr.. Holt has completed his
iabors with the Supervisor OF the
Vermont census IN Burlington and is
Al the home Of his parents Mr.. ana
Mrs. Winfield s. Holt In Sunderland.
Hon. Edward G. Oryls, who is
pending the month of August at
fhompson's Point. VI. with his
family was IN town the last Of last
week TO be here at the Republican
caucus held Thursday, at which he
was nominated for town representa-
tive
h. Warner, one Of the old time
summer visitors to Manchester from
Troy is making his annual pilgrim
age To the Equinox House aud can
be seen about our streets keeping |
in touch with the advancement OF |
things MIR Warmers many friends |
are always glad to see his familiar |
figure.
Last week we mentioned the |
fact that VIM. Nelson Cromwell of
New York was at the Equinox. With |
him as chauffeur. was Robert Smith |
fhwaite. who. was the first man to
bring an automobile into Manches |
ter. That was away back in 1889.
The car was one belonging to
Mr.. Morrison of Malone, N. Y The
automobile business here has grow
some since that time.
1t Stems almost beyond the |
bounds Ct leason 10 think there are |
persons 50 GyyOm CT the prOprieties
as to desecrate the last resting place
OF the dead BY riding saddle horses
about aud over the pots in DellwoI
Cemetery, but sdon Is the case,
The drives are certainly wide enough
- "A "ummodate IA who may wish
to make use Of them and II seems
pity that there should he any 80
as to stray from the
beaten paths.
The schools of this town are
to open on September 18Th, There
are to be several shifts in teachers
this year and there are some new
ones Miss Clara M. Boynton will
teach on the West Road. Miss Jen-
ME Stone of East Dorset will teach
at the Iiollister district and Miss
Florence Benedict, who taught last
year In that district will 20 to East
Miss iiildred Benedict
will again have charge of the
school In the valley and Miss Marior
Botsford will teach in Barnumyille.
u. NJ. Kendall and his neice,
Mrs. Sprague Burbank Of Bond
Vile, we're In Manchester on bush
ness Wednesday Mr.. Kendall has
recently returned to his home In
BondyIlle from New York. where
he has been ever since last Noyem-
Der. Mrs. Kendall has been In
for several months, com
ing up ahead and opening the house
for summer It's good to meet men
like Jim" Kendall for it strength
ems ones faith In human nature,
Among those stopping at the
Equinox House this week are Mr..
and Mrs Richard +. Outcault, their
sou X. +. 0utcault, Jr., and the
original Buster Brown" and Miss .
Mary Jane 0utcault. Busters com
panion I'm crime, so to speak, Doth
If whom Mr.. Outcault has immortal
zed with the brush and pen. Mr.
Dutcault made the Journal pleas
nat visit and In renewing his sub
scription said that he hoped TO be
able 20 spend the whole OF next sum
ner IN this locality. which ls the
most restful OF any he has found
N his travels all over the country.
they were In Dorset all last summer
The school directors are makinf
lome much needed repairs In the
,chool house in this village, among
hem being the putting In OF nara
wood floor In the p1iG
they are also going TO grade the
and fix up things 80 as 20
make them more presentable. u IS
o be hoped that suitable flag
taft viii be found and erected so tho ,
he flag presented 10 the village :
chool directors fiyee years since
" the Misses skinner, viii be swunG
o the breeze when the children
,ather for the fall term. There 4
,as been several stars added TO our 2
NATIONAL flag since this one was
purchased but We will waive that
art II the directors viii only let th'
lag wave q