The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-01
HARD'S DRUG STORE.

city Is q guest Of her anni MFs'
Edward Campbell
Mrs Robert Orvis u enter
taiuing her moher Mrs Belle
Ortayes. Of Syracuse. n ~ for a
season
Looking for good place 70
| eat when in Rutland the New
Depot Restaurant IL the place %
/ tie up 20. -
Mrs. G n. Buck of Arlington
was d guest IN town Tor season
last week. stopping with Mira &,
r. Buck Of this village
Miss Bertha smith, chief opera
tor az the local telephone station.
was at her home IN Middlebury on
Sunday last.
wv. r. Bissell. manager Of the
" r. r a 7 Co. with headquarters
In Bennington. was in Manchester
Tuesday Last in the Interests of his
company
Local manager VIM, r. Hitch
cock, OF the n. 4. I. a r. Co, is
TO be seen on his trips about this
section making use of new motor
cycle
silas 4. Millett, chief account
ant OF the n. Y. c. a H. X r. r.,
is making his annual visit to his
old home here and is with his sister,
Mrs ELLA Hoyt-
~. c. oryis and family, who have
been spending the month OF August
- frt aN.
pected home from that resort to-
day.
There will be a euchre party
and an entertainment by the Equl-
nox Minstrels al the basement OF
st Paul"s church on Friday exen-
ing next
Advertised Letters r. Leonar
Lockwood. Park IL, Pollard, Frances
sykes. II. b. Rost, Anna johnson,
Evelyn Warren. c. II. Stearns, Miss
Frederick Skinner.
Messrs. Tanning and Dixon OF
Georgia are making visit in town
Mr. flaming was employed by the
Equinox for several seasons and al
present Is conductor on the Georgia
Central X. X.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Geo. Lewis
smith OF Boston are visiting Mrs
smith 4 aunt, Mrs. Mercy Carpenter
and other relatives In town, and
while here are stopping at the
0ryis Cottage.
e. c. Bonesteel of Troy, n. Y.
was In town for a couple OF days
this week. Ned is always busy and
is seldom seen without his order
book In his grasp.
Geo. w. Bennett was In Cam
bridge. and Troy. n y, on Monday
and Tuesday last on business. lie
expects to commence work on the
contract which he has in Cambridge
this coming week.
The tournament for the Orvls
cups at the Ekwanok Country Club,
commences oday and lasts until
Saturday. This is the last of the
big tournaments OF be held here
this season.
Manchester has ceertainly been
treated to some superb weather the
past week Ii has been very cool
nieths and one night last week
there were reports of frost in the
lowlands.
This Is the season of discomfort
to such OF suffering humanity as
are troubled with Hay Fever.
Little late for the hay crop but there
are plenty of other exciting causes
80 that the sufferer need not worry
as to what causes II.
The annual meeting OF the Man
chester S. p. c. A. will be held
the last Monday in September, the
26th. All the members OF the So
ciety are asked to hand their dues.
rs cents, To the Secretary, Miss Jes-
sic o. Hawley.
The Orchard Park Hotel and |
Garage are doing very large busl-
ness these fine days. This is the
weather when the tourists are out
in force and Mgr. Wizards prem
ises in the morning look Ike as
though all the cars between troy
and Rutland had stopped there over
night.
The month OF August has been
the largest in the history OF the
popular Equinox House, they having
been running TO practically all the
business they could carry Tor the
entire month. This steadily increas-
ing business has made 1t necessary
for Mr.. Orvis to make plans FOR en-
fragments along more lines than one
The Misses Hoyt gave the sec
-
FOND and lsat for this season, OF
their ever popular vaudeville enter
tainments at Music Hall last Friday
evening. The program was as yarid
as could be wished for and there
were none who had the pleasure OF
beieng there but who went away sat
isfied that they had had their
moneys worth.
The school directors have a gan
OF men at work on the grounds OF
the village school and intend to
get things fixed up In first-class
shape. A new hard wood floor has
been Installed In one OF the rooms
and the balance OF the main build
| ing IL TO be slated We believe
that there Is To be an effort made
10 have the building painted.
--B. A. Bulkley OF Southport,
| Conn, has entered at the Cambridge
Fair races several horses and ex-
poets TO start them on the following
DAYS, II In condition. Tuesday
Sept. 9Th, 2fs pace, he will start
Naoma. Wednesday. Sept. 9TH, 2.24
trot. "Oro Baron" In the 2.27 pace
Naoma or Arleen will start. Thurs
day In the 2.25 pace Miss Arim
starts. Friday afternoon "Raffles'
will start Ia the Free-For-All spec
lal race. The free-for-all race on
Friday win be hotly contested by