The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-05-26


follossS By posi And n 81 w., And woma
Relief Caps AID the public schools
charge ~ ih,lr teachers abd procced 70 u
resiasnos v q afge W Btlsf csmH Anas
az the Pes. ~hafs all ba 10 waltisg n
speaker Of Tic day, Walter 4 nane. sL
vilh lhs Comnardr Sill Isls The ctlan
.nd The Lac o, nafch -lll be taken to ID
ss1Ea sbeIe The rSG service and rdarcs
will be a,listfcd sitter which The lice vii
be formed Ia The foIlo5iug order PATH
tehools Ia charge of hs.hefs, W, Il C., :
81 V d, ard Fuller Poet and sl cid soldier
10 carriages or otherwise, MI beaded b
Granville silver Bsni aud proceed TO th'
cemetery ard to The mound Of w. X. G,
where service ALL be held Tor The NJ
known dead. After which the lac will b.
isfen ny TO the gave ola esmrade whet
Pos, services will be b,la after which al
the soldiers graves will be decorated AID
the eolumn reformed and proceed 10 The
hall when the laiies Will provide refre,h
menis. Pallef Pat ant Sous Of Veteran,
are requested to be q, School Hall By u
O'Clock a N. Sunday proceeding Memorial
Day preparatory to attending church where
q special Memorial service will ba held.
The Woman Relief Corps are cordially 10.
vilei TO accompany them TO said service
III log them a, the church.
By Order o. Committee
RUPERT
Daring The mouth OF April 1900
pounds Of msplc sugar were shipped from
this fta'lln, all Of which and much more
was msde Ia this town,
--Frsnk watrous was killed on MONDAY
night of last week while walking home on
the railroad track from West PaSle,. lie
was u years cd mi leaves wifi, ,hr,e
sons and two daughters.
rERr.
H Shtld ~ hss moved TO the Code 1, G
farm.
&C. X. Beck with II Boston ia tp,ndirg
his vacation In town.
Rev. Oliver Brown has accepted call
The church In Wolcott, w.
Harry wymsn Of sprine II ia was at bis
brothers, Y. @. wyman's recently.
Mrs. Bernice Mofil. has returned frt m
Retreat improved In health.
Mrs Higgins Of Boulder, Col, is the
quest OF her daughter, Mrs. NJ. J. Hap.
good.
Miss Harriet Brown left town We'd
iesdsy for Maine where she will spend the
summer.
Andrew Anderson has purchased OF j.
Ill the farm occupied for many years by
he latter, and has moved there.
Mr.. and Mrs. George o Woodcock Of
Manchester Depot we're recent guests at
lis cousins, Mrs Everett Adams.
M SIS Lois Batcbelder is at home from
'Iifton Spliugs, \. Y, for two weeks
acation. She ia In training for nurse at
he Sinitarium there.
--Our Game Warden desires 1t particu-
arly understood that the laws against
unday fishing and the catching Of small
rout will be enforced to the best Of his
bility. This is good warning.
Mrs. Fred Aldrich Of Northampton,
lass, who spent several months last year
K. Il. Adams, is In the city hospital In
nat place, and making good recovery from
surgic al operation performed last week.
ARLINGTON.
-Pnilip Cullinan who has been III Is out
gain.
Percy Lathrop spent Sunday at his
1me here.
John L. Burdett Of New York spent
anday in town.
Mrs. Ella Douglas Of Saratoga is visit
z the Misses Hard.
Mrs. Nelson and family have returned
ON short trip.
Mrs. c. A. Bundy Of Troy Is visiting at
RS. c. W. Phillips.
Miss Christina Lscomb is In town
rain for tho ann nor
Miss Agnes Klerce Of Bennington has
zen at home for a week.
-Df. c. w. Phillips Ia now connected
telephone with the valley line. /
Mr.. Conklin has been quite successful
tn his first trial OF his incubator.
Rev. and Mrs. s. II. Watkins have
ne to Norwhichtown for short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs, 4 NJ. Lathrop returne
Sunday from short visit to Can
ldge.
George b Holden Is improving his
sideuce by putting 10 bathroom, elate-
Z, etc.
The Bennington County Conference Of
e Congregational churches will meet !
III the church In East Arlington on Fri.
y. An interesting program has been r
apared and all are invited. IL
SYNDICATE,
"A letter from Herbert Bentley announ.
bis safe arrival in California. 8
Farmers have sold most Of their wool
II. A. Hulett Of SALISBURY for % cent?.
Ray Bentley and William Morrow re-
tlv lost several sheep and lambs, killed
dogs.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Mark West Of Schenecta- II
are spending few days with bis :
ent Charles West.
Preparations are being made for the
ldren's day, June l2h. An excellent
gramme Ia an ipated.
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