The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-06-01

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iiinhop Rice uill administer con
frmhtlon ou SUNDAY. June 4 at
Iose = 80. This Will be the first
sisll ef the nee bishop aad Vii be
al official visitation There viii
b. gathering II visiting clergy at
thls time
Burr a Burton Seminary base
sail team and the Stars. composed
u TOW has heens and some
elsses crossed bats Al the Spa
grounds on Thursday afternoon. The
nesuls Of the game WIS defeat for
Burr Burton BY the score u
70 :.
Tho past two weeks OF summer
aeather have started the automobile
touring business and last sunday
lhey roads we're filled with them.
The ofyis Cottage and Macnaughian
ire having all they can handle at
dimes Sunday night being a par
ticalafIy busy one
DR.. and Mrs David Orr Edison
have arrived at their cottage here
sad viii be with Us for the summer
AZ usual The doctor is great
over OF Manchester and has been
oming here for great many years.
lie Is native born Vermontcr hay-
Ing been born III Chester, but like
many another good son Of the state.
has been away aud made his mark
Ia the world
The special services at the
Congregational church for the bene-
ia Of skinner Post aud allied organ
cations on Sunday morning were
weN attended The music was APP
3ropriate to the occasion and con
sisted IN part OF old war melodies
rendered on the organ by Miss
sarah W. Oryis. who has been Of
dclating on the organ for the past
few months
The demonstration of the blue
flame smokeless cooker at the Ia
onic Hardware Co last Saturday
sas well attended and a number of
ne stoves were sold, The demon
s;rator, very pleasant individual
aud good cook as we'll. had a
luncheon ready for those who at
,ended lie explained fully the
OF the stove and the var
.ous accessories and then sold |
some.
This section OF the country was |
treated To severe thunder showers
pu Sunday night and Monday after
noon, the latter being particularly |
severe. but n large volume OF rain
vas much appreciated by vegetation
md sweltering humanity. Swelter
il the word to use for that Is what
SIC have been doing for the past
NO weeks. II ia very seldom that
ge have such long continued spell
" so hot weather in May as we
ave experienced recently.
Frank T. Bowen, son of the
ate J w. Bowen Of this town. died
It the homestead In the south part
Il the town on Monday afternoon OF
.hronic diabetes. Mr.. Bowen was
lbout As years OF age and was well
md fayorably known in this section
IS a cattle buyer, as well as a farm
y. He had been In falling health
or the past two years but had made
/ stubborn fight to the last. lie
caves widowed mother and one
lister. Mrs. +. II Walker OF Man
hester Depot The funeral was
Ield Wednesday afternoon and the
nterment was In Sunderland
The Stars defeated Sunderland
ere Tuesday afternoon by score
/ 2g 10 4 The Sunderland boys
ould do nothing with the slants Of
,elson, while the hard hitting Stars
the ball all over the lot,
Bentley out OF the box in
he fourth and treated Cherbonneau,
rho succeeded him likewise The
eatures of the game were the bat
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