The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-07-11

MaA lrae sac scfu reyeilint
ita ,3ssr sreAi4t irilnel weather
Nos TOO hoe Tor baking bat just
tight FOR those who like ], Tbs
SCARCITY 81 rain has made The lawns
look rery sere aad brown and gar
deus ase Suffering for a lack o.
moisture nut ell Ole hiss 20 "a
|ts ffu c+sl l. - thing - some Of
those cool days We had last winter
Tie huic ladies u the Rain
i,op society" or children's sewins
ciub viii hold their annual ssle ou
tho iAsa sosth 81 the Congregation.
a. chlftL Friday afternoon al
a.3o clock These young girls
are working in good cause with
worthy purpose IN fiew and Their
efforts should be encouraged. Home
made candles. cake and fancy arti.
ciea viii bc sold
John Sinclair. for abot fifteen
ears 81 the employ Of the Equi-
DJk Company. was taken suddenly
! IN 'ast Friday afternoon aud died
from heart failure at csc Saturday
having been IN but about is hours.
Nj. Sinclair WIS a faithful employee
AID ' III be greatly missed. lie was
lDout 5s years Of age and left a
Aife "a New York city. their home,
70 aionrn his loss
Mrs. T.. G. Perkins has just re
celyed from her sister-in-law. Mrs.
Jas. II Bonestod Of Selma, Cal, a
antique portierre, made up of bnds
u the Eucalyptus tree These buds
are bell shaped and about five
yighths Of an inch high and the
bottom is about three eighths inch
across. They are strung with color
ed glass In between every second
me aud there are over 3,0o0 used h
the making Of this portIerre Mr.
Uouf steel ats1 teni some hptlcof
of his own this years crop,
Chas. 4. Pierce of Waltham
Mass. was visitor in town Friday
last. Mr.. Pierce viii be remember
cd by many OF the old time Gilt
Gems as he came to this town In
1861 aud started The Manchester
Journal. lie enlisted in Go. G. oil
The lith Vermont and was ORDERLY
Sergeant. After the war he return
ed to Manchester and was in bust
ness here for several years Forty
two years ago he sold The Journal
10 the late Franklin H. Oryis and
went 90 Bennington and bought th,
Banner, which paper he conducted
for many years In the pos HI
went To NorthamptoS Mass, wher
he conducted daily for seyera
years. Selling out in 1905 he wen
TO Waltham. Mass, and purchaser
the Evening News. which paper h,
~ conducting at the present tim,
assisted by his two sons, Chas. w
Pierce and Warren A. Pierce Mr.
Pierce Is a good example of man
who has salways been active In bus
mess. He started In the printing
business and r. still at II aud II
will be hard job TO find mar
who has held his years any better
Than Charlie" Pierce, lie sale
that no was on his farewell visit
may he live to make mauy Of them
The recital to be given by Win
fired Jones-i Icaley Lydia Fairbanks
Stevens ana { hlrlts Edward Bushec
at he Music hail Casino on this
rhursday evening promises to be OF
more than usual interest We appcnt
h,rewlth Tie roram
4, ia Prelude in minor i,,a,,
tbi Nocturne 10 Y minor
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a. Summer Times song Speaks
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Mrs, Minifred Jones Healey
& Reading MI. Charles Edward Bushee
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fb My Mary tanks stevens
tet Because lD'lisrdelui
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