The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-08-04
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RESTAURANT lu Rutland Is what la
heard by those Rho visit IN Rat.
land rs
Mrs q ~ Mgman OF Dorehes-
ter. Mass. is visiting her mother.
Mrs Angie Hubbard on the West
Road
The neN road which the Eaui-
ioa Co.. are making back OF me
hotel to connect at Seminary ave
nue is nearing completion
Johu H. Wild NbD MSS been
with nis family Al a. Eggleston
for ESQ or tater WeeAs has returned
90 has business Ia tnlCaso
George Smith is in Montpelier
/ Tor few days il attendance at the
Annual Meeting Of the Health OF
neers OF the state. lie VIII return
on Thursday
Hon u. G. 0ryis aud family lefiI
on Monday for Thompsons rolut
where they expect 10 spend the
month Of August,
Thursday last between the East
Dorset ball team aud the Equinox
Ceam resulted ia a defeat Tor the
visitors by score Of ID to ?.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. r. Lawrence
u Brooklyn are spending few
Keeks with MIR. Lawrence parents.
Mr. aud Mrs. Geo. A. Lawrence |
fhcir many friends will be glad 10
see them once more
ladies will serve ice cream, cake
aud lemonade on the lawn beside |
II the congregational church |
should the evening prove unpieas |
Ant 1t will be served ON Wednesday |
evening after the prayer meeting |
E C. Oryis, H. Eggleston, T..
Griffith, w. B Edgerton aud o II |
bennett OF this village were in Ben
ilngton last Thursday IN attendance
A the county convention
Those who motor off to the
secluded spots near the mountains
ana leave their ears beside the high
way should be- careful and have "A
man come along before dark and
see that the lamps are all lighted.
Mrs Shirley 0. Williams OF
bennington was a guest Thursday
last of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jhas G. Bell She returned on
tuesday accompanied by her ne
,ihcw. Master Ralph Bell.
Tuesday evening, Aug. 9Th, the
Miss Amelia DeVaughn arrived
IN town Tuesday night from Jack
sonyille. Fla. where she has been
spending some months with rela-
Dives and friends During her alb
,ence Miss DeVaughn has taken a
course in fine dress-making
The heavy rain Tuesday again
demonstrated the necessity OF hav-
ing our highways provided with
stone cutters To carry off the vast
OF surface water. Seminary
Ave, and Union St, were both very
Dadly washed. The private road OF
j. IL. Wilbur received severe test
also and will need a bit of repair
ing
The Village Trustees met at
lhe Wilbur farm house last Friday
10 hear objections to the discontln-
lance Of the pent Road passing
hrough the Wilbur farm to the
east road There We're no obJee-
ions raised and the road has been
formally closed.
The remains of Lucy Roberts
Peck. wife of Eugene II. Peck OF
New York city, and youngest daugh-
ter OF the late Edward Roberts oil
New York and Manchester, were
brought to Manchester last Friday
and Inferred in the family plot at
Dellwood. Rev Vincent Raw of I
dictated at the grave
"A news item in Mondays New
York Sun was to the effect that
Charles S. Francis, ex-Ambassador
20 Austria, either lost or was rob
bed of pocketbook containing $500
and valuable papers, while on "a a
motor trip TO Oyster Bay to see !
Col Ro osevelt II seems funny to
near OF newspaper man having as
much as $500 all in lump
Miss Jane II. Perkins. daughter T
IF Rev. and Mrs. S. X. Perkins OF
his village. has been secured as 4
.eacher by the Thornton Academy {
# Saco. Me. Miss Perkins is a re
,ent graduate from Smith College
where she attained the Phi Beta {
Kappa rank and is exceptionally well
tilted for the position to which she {
las been called.
The following list OF pupils oil e
he Grammer Schools of this town
,aye passed the examination pre- J
.crlbed by the state emitting them {
o free tuition In the high school
trades: Misses Marion l., Bennett, c
Ielen Purdy. Frances Kelley, Ger r
rude Mcclure and Edna Pettlbone, a
md Messrs Noble Shaw and Geo
dcGuffin,
Last Thursday evening the \
ooms OF the Ondawa Club were the Z
Gene OF a lively pool match be e
wean j. w. Becker of New YORK
.ity and Grover Madison Of this 4
own. member OF the Ondawa I
'lub. The contest started off at a
somewhat even gait but Mr.. Mat o
ison was not up to his usual form
md did not play as careful a game &
a did MIR. Becker, who finally won /,
ut with a score OF zoo To 1888 d
The Misses Hoyt arrived IN
Manchester Monday, having return
a from their trip abroad the day /,
before, coming from New York to q
Manchester as soon as they could
These ladies are getting to be veri- !,
able globe trotters having Travelled
"A coo miles 10 less than a year
;ping some did you say we
hould say 50.
A card brought 10 by y, "
,orkran. playing on the Ekwanok !
Inks. on Thursday. which viii pro
,ably hold the record for some
fme The ig holes were made ~ a