The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-07-08
Hard's Drug Store

entertained by Mrs. j. n. Hard. Their
many friends in Manchester are gla,
TO meet them once more and to fms
Mr.. Rice, who was in such delicate
health last season improved.
! The many friends in Manchester o.
Walter A. Dane, formerly teacher in
Burr and Burton Seminary, will be
pleased TO learn that he has been made
a member Of the law firm Of Bates,
Nay, Abbott & Dane Of Boston. NJ.
Dane has been associated with this
firm for several years but has only re-
Gently been admitted into partnership,
Friends Of d.. Charles Dalton Cleg-
horn, formerly OF Manchester, viii be
interested in the news that he is soon
10 move from Garden City, Long
Island, where he has been practicinq
for the past seven years, TO Macon,
Georgia. DR.. Cieghorn has been doing
a good deal of X-ray work for the last
two years, and expects now to special
lie in this branch.
Manager Breitkopf has secured the
Alec release, "The Three Of Us ia
which Mabel Taliaferro stars, as his
attraction for Monday night July 9th
"The Three of U.s. is a photo-drama-
tization of Rachel Crother's legitimate
success. Miss Taliaferro is supported
By Creighton Hale, Irving Cummings
Madame Claire, Harry Smith and
Mayme kelso, and other well known
players. adv.
A young boy named Honey Simpson.
claiming TO be from Chicago, who was
a boarder q short time since ct Mrs f,
Mary E. Ways, where he got away
with several valuable pieces Of jewelry |
belonging to Miss Mary O'Brien, a
boarder there, was apprehended in
Rutland the other day where he was
about to take train for Troy N. ",
after having been connected with sew
eral crooked deals in Rutland. He
was held and deputy sheriff j. D.
Purdy of this town notified. He went
to Rutland and the court turned the
young fellow over to him and he was
Drought to Manchester and lodged in
he lookup and later taken to Benning-
.on before Judge Holden in the NUM-
,ipal Court. He claims that the jew
Try was given to two tramps in Bur-
ington who were to get it pawned for
lin. He says the tramps did not come
Jack.
A safe and sane Fourth of July OBJ
aimed in Manchester MONDAY very
title in the way Of noise or disorder
'eing in evidence. There was q large
rowd at the Equinox House, much
argor than is customary at this sea
on Of the year, there being about 200
uests there. The rest of the town
ras we'll filed also. In the evening
had been made for a
ne fireworks display in front of the
,quinox House. A large platform
bout II feet square made from two
lch planks was erected from which /.
ne the display was to be set off. I
arly in the evening people commenc-
1 to gather and at the time of the r
rand blow up there must have been Il
least 1000 people grouped about H
le front Of the hotel and in the II
reefs, and about $50 automobiles II
lrked about. The exhibition was in II
large of H. Eggleston, who has sup II
the setting off Of the fire J.
orks here for many years, and A. +. :
offat. All went on right merrily I'M
about 8 o'clock, when sparks from
couple Of set pieces, representing
lses of flowers, which were placed in ie
ont Of the platform driven by CT
rong wind that was blowing from n
e southwest, set fire to the remain b
& pieces which were under the plat II
rm. 1t was at this time that the
al fun commenced. For about ten
inutes the air was filled with all
rts of fireworks, including the nice
In dried platform. Fortunately for
te