The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-07-13
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vas recent guest a, the Equinox,
Thomas llolll6or q Cincinnati
Ohio. Is spending we'll earned va
catin at the Hollister summer hom,
here.
THESE bot days are bad for youi
clothing. Take them to Max Breiikopi
the merchant isllor. and he wall make
ihem look a. good as new. II
- will meet sou At the Depot Res
tamani IN Rutland II Is cool IN there
aud we can get lunch aud wait foI
the train home
w. u, Edg@lon has rented the
cottage Of James Brooks OF the
Seminary to Mrs. Backus Of New
York city for the summer.
Mr.. aud Mrs. George +. Law
renee OF Brooklyn, ~ Y. are at MIR.
I.awrence's parents. MIR. aud Mrs. G,
A. Lawrence, for weeks visit
Miss Sara Williams, who has
been visiting her cousins. the Misses
Perkins on Seminary Ave. for sey.
era weeks, has returned to her
home In Rensselaer,. n Y.
LOST Diamond bar pin, be-
tween Equinox House and Illldene,
A liberal reward will be paid for
the return to the Equinox House.
l2
Mr.. aud Mrs. c. II. Hawley gave
picnic TO their niece, Miss Helen
IIawley, Ia Downers Glen on Wednes
day There were about twenty OF
the young people present
There has just been issued
from the job department of the Jour
nal office catalogue of the add
ticnal volumes In Mark skinner Lib
rary during the past year,
"A. II. Muller of New York city
spent few days last week with
his daughters, the Misses Muller
aud his sister-in-law. Miss Manuel
who are spending the summer here.
who have bene spending some time
Among the recent arrivals al
the Equinox was Frank Presbrey,
the advertising man. of New York
city Mr.. Presbrey is up to take
part in thetournament being held
this week.
A. f. Smith has rented his
home place on the cross road, over
looking the village of Manchester,
10 Dumont Clark. Jr,, of Dumont, N.
j. The deal was made through the
agency OF W. v. Edgerton.
There Is a bad practice persist
ed In by some auto drivers which
should be stopped and that is In
stopping directly across the side
walks, thereby making II necessary
for pedestrians to get into the street
aud pass around the machine.
"A plan for important business
for the Band Of Mercy will be dis
cussed at meeting at o'clock on
Saturday afternoon with Miss Cleg-
norm. Officers Of the Band, and all
members who can come are earnest
| iy invited to attend.
Mrs. c. +. Steel of cNw York
city is guest of her daughter. Mrs.
w. II. Hard OF this village for the
month of July. Mrs. Steel's many
friends in this village are always
pleased to have her with them.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Hamilton.
with Mrs Ilamiltons parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Hiram Eggleston, left on
Monday morning for Chicago, where
Mr.. Hamilton has business interests
They will return later on to their
home in Nashville, Tenn.
Miss Eleanor Eggleston. lib
rarian of the Mark Skinner Library
left for Montpelier where there has
been a meeting Of the librarians OF
the state, also meeting of the
State Board OF Library Commission.
ers, Miss Anna Buck is In charge
Of the Library during her absence.
Clyde Wilmington of Troy, N. Y,
will preside at the organ at the SER
vices at the Congregational church
next Sunday morning. Mr.. Milling
ton is well known in Manchester
and has been organist at one OF the
largest churches In Troy for many
years.
The Champions went down to
defeat at the hands OF the Sham
rocks last Saturday by a score OF
10 TO .. Features of game was the
all round work Of McKenna OF the
Shamrocks Batteries. Regan an
Sweeney. Gruenwald & McCandless
They play again the 18th.
The Prudential Committee OF
the Congregational church are TO be
thanked for the lowering OF one
side Of the side walk next the large
elm tree near the front OF the
church The west side had been
raised quite bitby the roots OF