The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-02-26

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10 Far Haven, VI,
Charles Peck Of South shsiisbury
.psbt Sordsy vitb bic psretts 10 Camden
VALLEY.
MIR and Mts Wm, L'rcoin Ire spent
ins part OF the week visiting friends in
Hsuptop, n. Y
MIR sud Mrs herbert P6illips Of Stu
shsu are moving 10 With Mrs Phillip's
mother, Mrs WITT
Mics Marion Ash, tescher 10 dist,ic,
No. S rstur0ed to Der home 10 Orange,
Msss., on Tuesdsy.
MIR spd Mrs Bert w, odstd Of Hsmp
ton spent part OF l,st week With Mrs
Wood.rd's parents, Mr. and Mrs III. f..
Bobeuon
The sntsrtsinment 81 the nj. T..
church on Thursday evening vas q suo
oess About eight dollars was reslizsd for
the bentf. OF the church.
MIR Tremsip, pastor OF the Disciples
church. Wss. Rnpsrt, will bold meetings
10 The Uaiol chapel commencing March 3.
|, is hoped there will be seood gt'endsrce
as be is 90 able speaker.
Eat ARLINGTON.
-Alber, F.dden, who has been III for
several weeks, il more comfortable.
The Bible class OF st. james church
vas entertained by Dr. and Mrs W, s.
Phillips Saturday evening.
Several from this town attended the
annual convention OF The 0ijer OF the
/, stern Star at Wsllin ford oD Monday.
The Young Mems Catholic Usion Ct
Arlington presented the drsms, by Fcrce
OF Impulse, at Union Opera House, Msn
chester Cen;rs, Monday evening. There
WBss large attendance, sbout $50 being
reslizsd from the drsms. Qlte g sum
sss also realized from the dance held Of
ter the entertainment.
ARLINGTON,
Miss Daisy Rudd OF Bennington called
on friends hers Friday,
e. r. Pell wss called TO Albany last
week by the illness OF his sister. Mrs
harris,
Miss Dorothy Oarfieli OF New York
is visiting her suats. Misses Aun and
Martha Garfield.
F. H. Garfield has been going sroond
on crutchss caused by sn injury to bis
foot while st work in the shop.
Rev, s. II, Watkins will exchange
pnlpits With Rev. Philip Schuyler OF
Bennington for the Friday evenings dur
ing Lent.
The total nnm Der OF pieces OF mail
matter delivered on the rural route No.
|, ArlioRton. from Feb, l. 1902 to Feb. ],
1908 was 39 $50. The totsl number col
lected 10. 1862. o. @. DEinell is carrier on
this route,
Mr. and Mrs Marshall Convey cele
brsted the 50th anniversary Of their we'd
iios in quiet wsy Monday. They have
lived in this toEn ell the time tince
their marriage. wilh the exception OF
few yesrs passed in Ssndsste and Hoosick
Falls, N. Y. Mr. Gosey is q carpenter.
mt for several years has been engseed
o the undertaking business He is 9
ION OF the late 50 onion GoEey and has
'pent nearly sll the rs years OF his life
in Arlington. Mrs Gowey. whose sge is
% years, is = daughter OF the late Horace
aord OF SYNDICATE. Three children, two
sous aud daughter, have been born to
hem, oil OF whom are nov living 10
osp.
Month After Month q colds ticks, and
Gems to tear holes 10 your throat Are
o. aware that even stubborn and long.
les lected cold is cured with Aliens Lung
3alnm' Cough and worry 20 longer.
Jades Wendell 2. Stafford, OF 81.
Iobnsbufy, wfs oue OF The speskers at
be Liucoln day bsLqnst OF the New