The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-07-14

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ku. Nose, shslsos sr week.
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sseup AID Nss Jphs GrfH b n Esa D.
oct Waited ~ Outlook yIl, lac; rcsf.
Mr. Ellsn kIhsrne and grAnddsssh
ter 81 Lielaeit, Conn. are visi,iss Der sI'
ter. Mar Msfci. Gray q, osilook y,llA.
4 william Gilbert, Afford Gilbert AL
Anna Hilbert are home from Burlington
having graduated ., the Vermont unI
vefsity.
Mi. Msede wnklnsop. Cstonsvilis
Nc. ku WIN. Furgersop and son, flusn
Ing, l.. 4. Mr.. John Hand, BfookIine
kAss. are late arrivals at Valley View
Farm.
The selcctmen Of Dorset have purehaf
I'd q steel bridge Of the L allied Construction
Company Of Albany, n. Y. TO replace The
ose wrecked, known ~ Hodge fridge neal
Dora, Cheese Factory.
Last wctkA lady goilg from Dorset 10
Manchester Loaf . ak umbrell, from the
carriage. VIII the & der kindly leave II ii
the Dorset p2stoiiice, or 81 Mr.. Theodore
ssiilt store, ., Mancheser ard rec i've .
reward
e ison H. Holley passed away Tuesday
morning, June - h, aged u years. He
had been 10 poor health for sems time.
He WAS the oldes. son OF Harvey and Enc.
line Holley, the family con,i,lirg OF seven
sons and two daughters. The followlng
are ltiil living, X. X. Of Auturn, N. Y.
Ralph Y. Of Loekpori, N. Y G. 4. OF Gin.
cnnAti, o, John B. Of Chicago, Ill. and
Mrs. j. N. Armstrong Of Dorset. Mr..
Holley WAS born In the house whore he
died and spent his whole life in this town,
and WAS always connected with the marble
business. He was . member OF the old
firm o; Holley, Field q Kent which did a
large business and Afterwards worked with
other concerns. He married Helen Wallace
Of Bennington In 1869, who survives him.
They had no children. He Was kind hus-
band, and faithful 10 every trust and
loaves many friends to mourn bis loss.
rERu.
There are several boaiders at W. J,
FArnums.
Herbert Hasgood Of New York was
recent guest at NJ. J. Hspgoods.
Mrs, Hecht ard family Of New York
are at Albert S.monds' for the summer.
Mrs. Mccullough and party were q.
their cottage here Wednesday OF last ", ek.
-Lucus Ellis and Mr.. bennett OF Bostt
are at NJ. B. Lyons for few days, max.
Ing the trip in an automobile.
The C. +. Society serv,d ice cream
and cake at village hall Tuesday evening.
Over five dollars was apded the treasury.
A game OF base ball was played here July
It'll between the Peru team and one from |
sunderland, the score was 5 to In favor
81 the former.
Mrs. NJ. j. Hapgood was called to Mar
,hestea on Sunday by her mothers being
injured by fall at Mr.. Reynolds, where
The was guest. The accident dill not
,roye serious, and Mrs. Hapgood returned
Wednesday.
Those puply In No. 4 school having no
marks during the term just closed, were
.sns Blodgett, Hattie Eddy, Rose Batchel-
Ter, Fred Carley, Ralph Motif and Ray
Stakeholder. Beatrice Carley was absent
me. half day, Harry Beebe absent one day.
ARLINGTON.
Sylvester Damipg returned to New
FORK on Tuesday.
George Bundy Of Troy has been In
own fer few days.
Miss Florence Hard Of Schenectady Is
cme for two weeks vacation.
Mr.. ard Mrs. K. II. Holden Of Bennirg
on ppent Sunday at G., B. Holden's.
Mrs. Page Of New York ia at W. L.
IcAuley's for a few weeks.
Mis- Anna Hyde OF New Haven, Ct,
] whiting Miss s. A. Hyde.
Mrs. II. LImms and two children Of
'rooklyn are in town for the summer.
DR.. James II. Garfield and wife Of
lew York we're 10 town over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Scully and child Of
utlsnd are Spending week at Ed Soul
,ys.
Mr.. and Mr., Viele and son OF North
dams, Mass. are at +. N. Canfield's for
NO weeks.
Miss Martha K. Hoyt Of Pitt,feld,
ASS. spent Sunday with her grandmother,
Irs. Crofut.
Miss J. Maude Adams gave an Adver.
sement party on Saturday In honor Of
Iiss Selma Gsult.
Mis- I. W. Dubois and son Of POUCH.
pepsic, N. Y,are at Mrs. Ida Brownson's
" few weets.
Ell B. Lsthrop, who has been spending
Ie past two months with relatives in
anada, returned on Saturday.
Thomas Watkins, who has been spend
few days with his brother, Rev. s. Wat
ne, returned to his home In Montclair,
J. on Monday.
Mrs. II. j. Conklin committed suicide |,
! Monday morning by cutting the arteries
her wrist with q razor. Mrs. Conklin
Is been an extreme sufferer from nervous
100 for q good many years. She is sur
we'd by her husband aud ore daughter,
ts. Q. W. Phillips.
"A very pretty wedding took place at
G home Of Jerome Gault on School street
ednesday morning, when his daughter