The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-09-28

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force il thkiae arebs vacation
during whiss u4e Be- snd Ars.
Nhnmaa are inhlpg ID the Brat,
safo fAsf uherc they arc guests Of
NJ ard Mrs. Geo . aalaNin. form
sliy of tblR town.
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j 81 Manchester Tor few days
ioaRins after the closing 81 thcif
summer hofne here ahich has been
ocenpicd this summer by Nj p"walt
and iamiiy daring NJ and Mrs
Maklns absence la Europe
Nu H. Smith. representing
me iAwrente Hosiery Co. sill BE- IN
Manchester from October to Z.
and via cain upon her customers IN
Manchester village. Manchester Cen
ter aud Manchester Depot with q
complete line Of hosiery ~ cotton
.ool ara NM ara
Miss Bertha Smith Of Middle.
burr. yt. who was chief operator Of
me local telephone Tor some time
out who aas forced through Illness
20 take vacation Of some months
duration. IL 10 town and viii resume
her laborh about The first Of Dc
tober
Mr.. aud Mrs Il N Lindsey.
and young son. Of Omaha, Neb, are
listing Mira Lindsey's aunt, Miss
uelsn II Black Of this village. Mrs
Lindsey is the eldest daughter Of MI
AID Mrs. WIN, A. Black Of West
Point Neb. and former residents 10
this village
Mrs J. Clarence Bacon, who Is
visiting her parents in Bradford,
Conn. had the misfortune to make
a mis-step and fall four steps onto
4 granite slab, severely injnring her
right leg above the ankle. No bones
3ere broken but the ligaments were
BADLY wrenched. she expects TO re-
tufn home soon
Hiram Eggleston was the guest
4 Hon. T.. c. Oryis al Thompson 5
Point. Vt, over Saturday and sunda
While there Mr. Eggleston took a II
At the fine fishing in Lake Cham
iain al that place. and he reports
good success He brought home a
tx pound pickerel which he caught
on the dock at the Point with a
light fly rod
Judge aud Mrs G b. Kent OF
Dorset we're IN Manchester on sat
urday last while the Judge attended
20 matters connected with the Court
House, to which are to be added a
Few improvements In the heating ar
rangements II is expected that the
building will be treated to a fresh
coat OF white paint SO as to have IT
harmonlze with the other buildings
Ia the vicinity.
The following are the lettersly.
ing dead In the post office In this
village Mrs. II. d. w. Butler, r.
W. Bates, Hugh Benson, Henry chri
lie. Chas. Chadwick, Geo. Payne, O
car Prentiss. NJ Klntin,2. J.M.scott,
Esther Stamstead, Miss Alice Taylor
Mary +. Mcconnell, Mrs Benz OCH,
j II. Dingee. O. II. Hamilton, Mrs
o. watermond. Mrs. NJ. W. Wakeme
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward II. Swift
who have been at Lake Bomoseen
for the past week. returned home on
Monday evening. Guess the fish
hat were left were glad to see him
depart, as Mr.. Swift kept them on
The hustle all the time from the
evidences of his proves that have
been seen here The editor was the
recipient of fine bass.
Frederick A. Martin, after fin
ishlng the golf tournament for the
Equinox Cup. IN which he was a
runner up 10 Chas, Evans, Jr,. left
Monday night TO enter Harvard Law
School. Mr.. Martin graduated from
Dartmouth this summer and has de
cided TO make the profession of law
his life work. We wish him success
In his chosen calling.
Among the many visitors at the
recent fair were Mr.. and Mrs Her
bert Coleman OF Bondyille. Mr.,
Coleman resided in Manchester for