The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-15


Geo u Wyman. who has been
spending bis vacation with Mrs vs.
aaAn az Harry Hubbard S. returned
70 business on Monday morning last
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark ID. sim
onds expect 10 leave for Portland
: Oregon, Ia about two weeks where
Mr. simonds eontemplates going int
business
Mr. aud Mrs Peter J McNaboo
81 New York city are spending
some time al Mr. 80 Nahoes old
fone plAce a che north end 81 the
town
Chas f. ofyis 10 q guest Of his
friend Mir. NauWagner, IA two
weeks camping excursion 10 the
Maine woods. leaving on Monday
morning last
The town schools opened for the
fail term on Monday morning last
with a large attendance Practically
the same teachers are 10 the gram
mar and primary department as last
year
This section was treated 20
severe rain storm on Tuesday after
uoon This was a much needed ar
dele ia this section IN spite OF the
moisture that We have had through
the summer.
Sunday wac one OF the breuti-
fEl dos lint We Aayo so ! my "
a. The e@ll weather comes on
Everyone who could take the time
to get out was out and enjoying
The beautiful sunshine and clear air,
The remains of the late Buell.
n. Walker of Bennington we're
\ brought 10 Manchester last Tuesday
Tor interment beside those OF his
wife who died last June and was
| buried in Dellwood Cemetery
Geo y. Raymond and family, |
who have been spending the past
| summer at their pleasant place on
| the cross road, have closed their |
place and left for their home IN ,
| Brooklyn, ~ Y They went to !
Brant Lake from here
The old culyert at the side Of
he walk on Seminary Avenue near
The old church site, has been un-
covered and raised up and the un-
Ter part OF the sluice way cleaned
out so that the water will run off
more freely than heretofore.
good piece of work.
John d. Cleghorn. OF Minnea-
polls, Mimi, is spending short
lime with his daughter, Miss Sarah
\. Cleghorn, with whom he has also
been visiting in Boston Mr. Cleg-
norn expects to return TO the West I
this week.
Rev. Vincent Raw, who has
been spending his vacation with his
family here, returned TO his pas
loral duties in Cambridge, Mass,
on Thursday afternoon last. Mrs
Raw and the children will remain
until Oct. lst.
Advertised Letters Mrs. j.
Quincy Hensikor Miss Wilma John
son, Mrs. T. w. Raymond, Mrs. Rob
ert r. Spencer, Miss l.. N smith,
Winslow & Cross, Geo. Il. Woods,
Henry f. Mischer.
Felt the Village Shoe Dealer
is showing many new styles in shoes
for fall. Call and see them. Il
-Messrs Kingman and Roger
Perkins aud Murray Campbell and
Miss Clara Boynton and the Misses
Perkins. who spent last week at
Stratton Pond camping, returned
home on Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Otto X. Bennett, who was
in Troy last week visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. Frank Hurley OF Benning-
ton. who is recovering from a SER
ious operation at the Samaritan
Hospital. returned home Saturday
evening Mrs llurley's friends in
Manchester will be pleased TO learn
Of her convalesence
Robert w. Staley, who has been
summering at Thompson's Point, VT.
stopped over train and took lunch
at Hon +. c. 0rvls. last Thursday
afternoon. Mr.. staley was return
ing to his home in the collar city
Edward S. lsham, who was In
New York city for few days last
week on business, returned Thursda,
last.
The Manchester S. p. c. A. h
offers some fine prizes for the
working horses again this year.
One pair heavy winter blankets, one {
single blanket and pair of chest
protectors Chas. r. Ames OF Man
chester Center, william J. Crawford /
and James ID. Purdy of Manchester ,
are asked to act as judges, at the /
Battenkll Valley Fair.
Jessie o. Hawley,
Sec'y. and Treas S. p. c. A.
Over 500 was realized at the ,
recent card party given In the in h
terest of the book fund OF the Mark !
skinner Library. This sum was a
made possible through the genefosi-
~ of friends OF the Library stopping 4
here this summer. This generous !
sum has been equalled but twice !
In seven years. The management OF i
both this affair and the recent fresh !
air benefit, are under obligations 10
proprietor George 0rvis Of the
Equinox for the generous donation
of the free use OF the Casino on y
both occasions,
Frederick A. Martin Of this VII
lage. son OF Mr.. and Mrs, A. +. Mar I
tin Is entered at Brookline, Mass,
Ia the tournament for the amateur
championship OF the United States
There was a field OF over 250 en-
tered and Mr.. Martin, after two days
playing 10 qualify for the first 32 4
10 comtpete for he championship, 1
is In the first rank He has won 6
his first match aud will now have % Z
fight his way 90 the finals. Fred
Herreshoff Is also entered and IS a
the medalist OF thetOurnament II !
would be peculiar circumstance II {
hn,h hage Fkwauok PLAYERS should
survive and have 20 play the finals =
together. Mr.. Martin gave Mr. Her /
reshoff some hard work on the !
course here this season i
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