The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-10-13

Mr. asa Mrs. W. C. hAior, Mrs.. c. +
uagis AZ kla lss psuss are delegate
a. no Etsath L&xst Cssvssuos bel.
al garsggis. n y Wednesday ard Thur
day.
--fgo.F "a fof nert gfsnge mestiag Al
tolls~f song by xrasxe, ron cal, qsola
ssaaf. relo W. G. Mason, select rtAdlng
L9iiis Balsrsr, fenkle qssriests, rosdlns
sssis Neis0s, qasslions ssprer w!ll b
served.
rasg DORSET.
--DAbkl Larry and ID. l. Flynn we're
10 Dainty Thursday.
Mas Page q Manchester Center Il
visiting at Johs Fsrmsna
Ned IAudon who has aslshei work in
Danby. Ia NJ hii home here.
william and John Lary are runnir Z
. tee. mschlne on the cave quarry.
The dance tina, was to be held 10 School
bail Friday esenin. has been postponed.
A uliy-ho party en- route from BurlIns-
ios to Boston pissed through here at II 30
O'Clock Friday morning.
rrau
Charles Conan. has moved bis family
10 the Bacon lumber h.
Farmers buy harvesting. Abundant
apple crop. Potatoes rotting some.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward X. Davis Of New
York called on friends here Tuesday.
Several from here attended the Brsttle-
boro Fair ard number went to Bondville.
Mrs. John Stone recently entertained
her cousin, Mrs. Moore, aud youug lady
from Rupert.
Miss LaBelle Bstcbelder 10 visiting
her friend. Mrs. Js,ie Ssitt Sibley, II
Mass.
&C. II. Reynolds Of Manchester D'pot
10 worli1g for NJ. J. Hspgood. hrs. Rey-
nolds has been here the past week.
--Edmund Bs,cbeder and wife visited
II Mrs. Bitchtldef's sisters, Mrs. Fred
K andslls, 10 Townsend Last week.
The special meetings by Rev. M
Bruce and Rev, Mr.. Kelton are being con.
inued during the present week.
&C II. Hapgood and two friends were
ately guests Of NJ. j, Hapzood, coming
rom Boston In Mr.. Hapgood's automobile.
Mis- Minerva Lyon went to Boston on
Monday where she Is to enter q training
chool for kindergarten work. She WAS &C
ompanied by her cousin, Herbert Vessy
Il Hsverhill, Mass who has been a visitor
/ Mr.. Lyons ard John Russell's.
ARLINGTON.
Mrs. E. c. Woodwork las returned
rom weeks vislt In Albany and vicinity.
VIM. McAulsy Is In town f,r few
avs. His family Is In Albany for the
winter.
Mrs Peabody and daughter Of Brook
IN are stopping at F. N. CART Ids for
NO weeks.
r. v. and Mrs. II. s. Watkins are at,
sndirg the general convention Of the Epis-
opal church Ia Boston.
Ms. VIM. Randall, who has been visit.
z at +. N. Carfeld's for two weeks, return
1 to her home in Brooklyn on Thursday.
sANDGATF
The double funeral Of Miss Hattie Hurd -,
I'd Miss Juelma Hale, her niece, was held
the church Monday afternoon, Rev. John
arstow CT Manchester conducting the ser.
ces. There was large attendance, they !,
.ving many friends In this vicinity. Both
ere born 10 this town, removing to Gle.
"a, Ill about 20 years ago. Both were J
spec,ed and loved by all who knew them.
hey we're members Of the Congregational
lurcb. Miss Hurd was daughter Of Josiah 4
urd AID granddaughter Of Capt. Lewis
urd, a revolutionary soldles and one Of
e first settlers Of Ssrdgate. The family
as prominent In the early history Of the
wn, but none are left here now though =
veral cousins Of Miss Hurd reside In this
clnity. The two were on visit to east.
n friends and we're taken III with pneu-
onis at the home Of Selwyn Brush In 4
snchester and died within few hours Of
CHI other.