The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-09-16
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A. C. Orvis was in Rutland Satur
day called there BY the death o.
Richard Grice, the colored chef at III,
orvis Cottage for several years past
who died at the Rutland Hospital from
pneumonia on Friday last. Mr.. Grice
was from Sarasota, Fla, and to that
place bis remains were sent.
Manager Breitkopf viii present
"salomy jane at his arcade on Mon.
day evening Of next week. This is an
other q those gripping western
dramas and takes you back to the
days Of 40. There viii Be a matinee
and two performances in the evening,
Admission in the evening csc. The
usual matinee prices prevail in the
afternoon. adv
J. Z. Fem, for many years a resi-
dent Of Manchester, and a law partner
of the late Hon. A. L. Miner, was IN
Manchester the forepart Of this week
visiting his old time friends. Mr..
Fem is located in Massachusetts now
and has been for several years past.
Except for an increased grayness 10
be seen about his head he looks lust
the same as when We editor saw him
% years since.
E. Warner Of Troy, n. Y, is max
ing his anual visit to Manchester and
is, as usual stopping at the Equinox
House. Mr., Warner has been coming
to Manchester annually for 10, these
many years, and although his form is
not quite as erect as it formerly was,
still his welcome Is just as CHEEKY and
MS hand-clasp just as firm as ever
May he still see Manchester in all he
beauty for many years yet to come.
Judge Q. NJ, Barber of the U. S
Customs Court of Appeals, f. H. Hold
en- and j, j. Stakeholder Of Benning-
ton, and Mr. Stafford Of Washington.
y. c. were in town on Monday on
business at the Probate Office. Mr..
Stafford is son Of Judge Wendell P.
Stafford Of the Supreme Court of tho
District of Columbia, and former
resident of Vermont and member of
the Vermont Supreme Court. Young
Mr.. Stafford has recently been admit
ted to practice at the Washington bar.
The following is the complement Of
teachers for the schools of this town
for the fall term beginning Monday,
Sept, 20. At the Center schools, Miss
es Marden, Hosley, Marshall, and
Derby; Merriam school, Misses Bourn
and Herrick; Village schools, Mrs. H.
Miss Cheney and Miss
East Manchester, Miss
Hanna; West road, Miss Hanley;
Barnumville, Miss Crossman; Hollis
ter, Miss Lakin Of Arlington. The
new teachers have several years ex.
perience and are specially trained in
their respective departments. Much
good work is expected from such
competent corps Of teachers and the
expert supervision of Mr.. Whittier,
the new union superintendent.
The Montpelier Argus Of Sept. LIST
contains the following under the head
Of Trimming Trees -. D. Wright
and four men from Manchester, are
trimming the trees in the State House
yards. They commenced Tuesday
since which they have
cleaned up six trees while eight is
generally days work. At first it
was proposed to trim only those in
the circle in front Of the Capitol but
this morning Sergeant at Arms F. I.
Parsons decided to have other trees
looked after. In addition to trimming
the men are looking over the trees for
meets and are filling cavaties where
they appear. They have completed
lot Of work at Brandon this year, but
have to go back there again. This
Mr., Wright met Mayor ]. NJ.
Boutwell, regarding trimming of trees
on State street and this evening he
will meet the street committee for the
purpose Of giving them figures as TO
the cost Of the work. His men 20
about the trees like squirrels"
MANCHESTER CENTER
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