The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-07-17

Miss Miriam Miner II New Yorl
City. accompanied By Capt. and Mrs
Hamilton of stamford. Conn. arriy'
I'd sunday al the Eaulnos House
They are motoring through and ex'
poet 20 go 10 Montreal and return Il
New YORK via New Hampshire. Mr.
Miners friends ia Manchester ar,
always pleased 10 see him Ia his old
home town.
Mrs y II ilemeUNay gay" q
party for her two nieces LeulIa and
Efnc Phelps ~ Driven. Tuesday D.
N Games we're played and refresh
ments served Al bad very enjoy.
able time Those present sere the
Misses Hazel and Dorothy purdy
Pauline Martin. Rhoda oryis. Mar
forte Pierce. Mary Kinney. Jessie
Bennett, Alison Covert and Mary Wi
liams
The trustees Of Burr A Bur
ION Seminary met on Monday and
elected Edward II Hemenway to the
position Of treasurer OF the corpora
ton. position so long and accep-
iably filled by DR. L. H. Hcmenway,
his father. Al the recent meeting
u the board u trustees. +. H..
Hemeuway and Rev w, Leroy alay-
"a Of Dorset were chosen as mem
beers Of the board.
James J. Storrow OF Boston was
called from the cooling breezes Of
yermonts Manchester-in-the-Moun
talns to be third arbitrator in the
Boston Elevated railroads labor dis
pute: but the recuperation which he
secured ere the call came surely
put him III just the right condition
90 act coolly and well. by the way
youll notice they come to Vermont
10 get their nerves rested, their
lungs filled with fresh air, their
muscles frightened and their whole
physical being built up. Therefore,
come 10 Vermont Barre Times.
The strong Equinox base bali
team was easily defeated last Sat
urday on the Spa grounds by the
Burr aud Burton team. The Equi-
nox team secured one run In the
first inning aud for the rest OF the
game had TO be content with ciphers
rs their share OF the score. Jack
son pitched good game for the
seminary, only passing one man
md having several strikeouts to his
credit, The Equinox team showed
very ragged work IN every depart
ment of the game, Bennett who
pitched for them pitched fairly
good game but had no support. The
-inal one-sided score was . 10 ] In
Iayor Of the Seminary.
The prospects for warmly con
ested competition for the Taconic
up at Ekwanok, beginning Wednes-
lay, were materially frightened Sat
irday by the arrival OF Fred HERES
loff. who will be one OF the more
prominent competitors. Walter j.
rayis has already got in several
-ood practice rounds. and to these
wo headllners may be added thel
Iames OF Hamilton X Kerr. G. II.
iardner, w w Taylor, +. A. Mar
In, Il. II. Filter. George H. Croker
nd James L. Taylor, all OF whom
nay be counted upon as worthy
opponents. Saturday afternoon Mr..
'rayis and Mr. Croker played the
est bah OF Messrs, Martin, J. L.
'aylor and c. |. Trayelli and were
uccessful by four up and three TO
lay
The new sidewalk towards the
enter has been laid to the limits
I the Village and the bank at
Judge Munson's sodded over and /
ut in first-class shape. This walk |
iii now afford as fine place to .
homemade as can be found In any 1
eetion. and has been extremely |
ell laid. under the careful supervi- a
ION OF George Smith Work on this d
nd viii be commenced at once and
ne remaining marble laid down.
,ill those who so kindly subscribed
, the fund 10 make this walk pos
BILE. and who have not as yet paid
their subscriptions. remit to
lie treasurer, Il H. Hemenway, at
! early a time az possible In order
tat We will not lack for funds with
hlrh 20 meet our obligations.