The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-06-15

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Tue family VI Geurre ~ TAaoA.
~ ala uo, arrive a. expected last
wesk but reached here saturday and
afs settled far me summer 80 their
cottage W. commenced bic flshinE
carly Monday morning J D lhaeh-
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DAYS rest
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We, weather. accompanied ~ severe
thunder AND lightning storms. one
securing about teu o'clock un sun
lay nieht sad the other ou Monday
.yanlue tn. one sunday vas .
particularly severe one. the light
aIng striking 81 one Or tNo places
n the village limits
The new bell Of ST. pauls
Church. detailed description Of
Nhleh vas given ID las, weeks Jour
nal ~as pat "a les rcfing place IN
the tower 0f the church on Monday
~ u. Egglcston Il Is a beautiful
.onod bell and rs melodious tones
ain b heard from now on through
Jut the length and breadth Of the
village
Mrs Charles llemenway and
lou and Miss Clara lIemeuway, all
II Honolulu. reached town on Sat
urday morning. Mr. Hemenway who
came 20 the states on legal bust
ness went direct TO Washington. d
&. bu, win join his family at the
home Of his parents, Or. and Mrs.
L. u Hemenway. at later date.
w. u. Edgerton has rented
Mrs Ella Bourns cottage on Semi
uary Ave. to Miss Manuel, Of Lake
wood. \. J. Miss Manuel and the
Misses Muller. her nIeces. spent
last summer III Or pieree's cottage,
Mrs. A. Il Muller. Miss Manuefs
sister, who spent the summer here
last year died last winter at Lake
wood. N j.
since the oil was put on the
roads there has been marked In
crease IN the riding Of bicycles on
the sidewalks. Aside from the fact
hat Il Is strictly against the law
10 ride on the sidewalks, 1t is very
dangerous for those whose business
or pleasure calls them out on the
streets. and who use the walks 10
walk on. Keep your bikes ia the
road.
The first Of the band concerts
10 be held in this village was given
On the stoOp Of the Junior on Tues
day evening. This was made nee
assary BY the rain which commenc-
ed 10 come down about the time
that the band put IN It's appearance.
rhe program was Well rendered aud
A. we'll received by large gathering
In spite OF the Indictment weather.
James Hawley, who has been
h this village for some days visit
ng relatives. returned 10 his
nome IN Troy, ~ Y. Thursday,
Last Sunday afternoon. while
iDing stunts with file by seeing
row far into a board 1t could be
brown. Albert Stockwell, throwing
Nith much force. struck a knot In
lie board. causing the file 10 fly
Jack and strike him Just under the
light eyceball so severely injuring
hat member tha he was obliged 20
% 10 Rutland for treatment by an
,eulist. aud at the present writing
s Ia Rutland Hospital The doctor
ays that he will not lose the sight
nj has had close call
There was large congregation
.ut last Sunday morning 10 meet
g. Rev. J j. Rice. the Bishop OF
he Diocese OF Burlington Of the Ro-
nan Catholic church, when he said
mass at st. paul's church and con
irmed a class OF a. This was the
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