The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-05-18

Nr Hlrlsta rpek l,ft GhuFs
cay fas e0aoB And wlatbenaon.
Mass re- fea days Mrs. Cook
expects ie hs out q Manchasief IBIS
summc uafing ha absencc Niss
RuiY Coca n5ll b. pruprie'tefF q
~ Crescent cotiafe
Darinr she progress " fhe
tract meet sud daring the h'ge
lamprr part @ Ronald hvpaetl- H.
lppta oa ihs riesufaard % alifhi-
he ftum jump aud sgrucb ou the
bash ~ bis leh hand badly fprAiu'
inc tae srist
a n Martin d preparing %
make iunhef extensive Improve
/ meats 10 his Hieasaut home on sem.
mary Az H. il 70 raise the
fsoui psrt N the house and put On
larger piarls clear across the
front ADD around GA the east side
/ Something should be done b,
thc Village Trustees toward sup
pressing tbe prescu, dust nuisance
HI was understood last winter that
the main streets were 90 be Oiled
thls summer Il II time nov that u
we're done
Mrs lafkln Il basily engaged
IN getting The grounds about her
n.w house on Franklin Ave. IN
shape She has laid tilIng across
the front aud il TO drain the bal
auce 81 the grounds The front and
sides are being fIlled 10 preparatory
10 seeding down.
Mr.. aud Mrs Geo u Thatcher
aud son IN were ~ from Albany
last Thursday looking over their
cottage to see how soon before they
eau Ret here for the summer months
III has his fishing outfit ready to
begin work as soon rs they strike
town for good
- SIR. and Mrs VIM z Sargent
OF Springfield. Mass, are at John
McGuires for few weeks Mr.
Sargent has been working pretty
hard for the past few months and
was ia a rather run down condition
on reaching here but at the present
time be Is much improved
Miss Ruby Cook accepted an
invitation to spend Saturday in
Pittsfield. Mass and from there
went TO Albany, N y. where she
engaged domestic help for the
season. aud she viii be prepared to
accommodate the jurymen as usual
during the June term OF Court held
here.
The social dance Of the Onda-
wa Club at Music Hall last Thurs
day evening was success In every
way aud there were about 100 pre-
sent, The music OF the Johnson 4
Self orchestra vas very fine and
| they have been engaged for the
Commencement exercises of Burr x
Burton Seminary for next month,
Miss Fowler's cottage Epel-
hurst" has been rented for the sea-
son to Miss Mary b. Gleason of Troy
The Journal is glad to have Miss
Gleason back in Manchester for the
summer for she was an every year
visitor for many years previous to
the death Of her father. the late
Samuel O, Gleason.
tcharles Thompson. who has
run the Colburn House station wag-
on for the past twelve years. has
! severed his connection there and Is
at work for w. J. Crawford, Mr.
Thompson Is well known 10 the
travelling public and his present job
viii keep him In touch with II still
/ further.
G. w u Wells, we'll known in
this town as the travelling represen-
tatiye for piano house, was taken
suddenly III while In Rutland one
day last week aud taken TO the Rut-
land City hospital where he was OPP
Grated on for an acute attack OF APP
pendicitis. At last reports he was
progressing fayorably
The summer season is on at
| c. l.. Randalls. The Misses Prem
tiss, who have been on vacation of
couple OF months in New York
city. having arrived Monday These
young ladies were at Mr.. llandalls
all last winter and seemed TO get
as much enjoyment out OF the win
Ter weather as they did out OF the
summer
Mrs. VIM. u Anderson Is SER
Iously III at her home in this village.
One dag last week, while driving
home from the south part OF the
town. her conveyance was passed by
an automobile which had given no
notice OF lis approach. Mrs. Ander-
son was severely frightened at the
suddenness OF II and later on her
heart became affected. She is at
the present time suffering from com
plieations and Is under the care Of
a trained nurse.
While at work with his team
In Deliwood Cemetery last Thursday
Frank Benedic, had rather excit-
ing half hour. On bringing pail
pf water from the upper pond for the
purpose Of watering his team, the
horses became frightened and gave
sudden jump and landed in the
pond carrying the loaded wagon
with them Mr., Benedict succeeded
il getting them out. with the as
distance OF the men working about
the grounds, and no damage was
done save The loss OF load Of
earth and the king bolt
Misfortunes never come singly