The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-05-12
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
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Mr. Arthar g0iiAt ~ FriaBg after
haon ffom To
Tshiip ToWAiey accompanied
Is0uEaRss Montgomery 80 bis home
ever SUNDAY - a guest
Mebs rhcs,sffirld made %
order oaiogdn Ia tAa and black wiih
slirR heavy sases 81 Felis Village
Nhoe Store
April oaidif herself 10 the va,
~ pleasant weather whiie MAJ "
kA0stng shA, No ought 10 have had
H. tbs previous month.
The trustees ~ Burr Hur
Ton Seminary held their regular al.
naal meeting last wuns No special
business gaH transacted
Judge aud Mrs X y MrQn@sn
who aera IN town recently gritiug
ibrir cottage in readiness fer tht
summer. have returned 90 Ne@ York
Mlm IsNsi.O HaNley Nho haF
bs,en spending the past winter in New
fDfs and vicinity. arrived home toi
The summer las, Thursday morning
Miss Margaret Kelley. sho Wa
Ia North Adams, Mass last week
"a atfnud the funeral ~ cousin
Martin Mccarthy has returned home
C. " Baruum has made all IA,
nepAirs a. his boarding house that
were necessary ~ order 10 ALLOW
aim 90 commence operations and is
open Tor business ie has several
thsrc already
AFbof lay was celebrated IA ~,
village schools by appropriate -
erctses al which there was a good
IL number uf our interested friendF
aud parents Of the scholars
i ~ Wilbur ~ Chicago. own
~ Of the beautiful place known ~
Straw berry nm, which was built
by the late A N Gilbert. arrived
for the season on Saturday last
Several new trees are being sci
oat on the grounds Of the yillag,
school 10 take the place Of thos'
which died last year II Is % be
hoped that these slll i've
The New Depot Restaurant IL
Rutland " the handiest place ~
town for your meats when on shop
ping trips It's Al the station anc
all trains are announced
Chas. II Pray who has been
here for the past few weeks get
ting his summer home In shape foi
the season. returned 20 his home
IN Montelair. n j., last Thursday
Received from the New York
Millinery Parlos, Bennington. 8
large shipment Of Fashionable Mil
lnery for Ladies' Misses and Child
rem. at l.eylns New Department
Store J
The venerable Mrs stockwell
was up To this village Wednesday
morning after having been housed
up all winter. Mrs stoekwell is vel
On la the eighties and has been IL
very poor health all winter
MIR. and Mrs. Shirley O. VII
llams. who have been living In Bal
tmora, Md. for number of year.
past, have moved Ia Bennington
where Mr. Williams has position
With NJ, u, Buruham. plumber.
ME- and Mrs J. j Gunther aud
son John Jacob Gunther. have ar
rived at their summer home The
Films" for the season summer
season without the Gunthcrs would |
not seem like summer at all,
George Oryis has presented the
Mark skinner Library with four full
volumes Of the New York Tribune |
lot the fthIh lNNt anu i'N~t iHb
OF interest and valuable for re
ference In the years TO come,
The autos are commencing q
roam through the valley already
Our highways are In good condition |
this year. the season having been |
propitions for road making and thu
road commissioners have been busily
al work for nearly two months now
Mrs. W. s. Covert. who was
called here by the serious Illness Of |
her mother. Mrs George Smith. cx-
pacts 10 return 20 her home on
Long island the present week a.
Mrs. Smith II SO much Improved |
Mira CoycTts many friends were |
glad 10 see her aud her son.
The members OF the ondawp
aud Union Clubs will cross bats IN |
n friendly game Of ball at the Spa |
grounds on this Thursday afternoon
They played their first game last
week aud those who took part In II |
have recovered from their injuries |
50 as 10 dare to play again
Everyone who II DESTROYS oi
working can find work OF some
Kind 10 DO here in this village this |
spring. The weather has been such |
that a great deal of outside work
has been accomplished and the al
ways neat appearing village never
looked better than at the present
time