The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-08-11

town.
--rses rood runba 81 city socst'
here no~ and n quSn, parties At the BroH'
sT House.
--H1rsy saone has sold hi, timber land
10 n. J. Hapgood for $500. Is 10 rery
eotvcaicpi 70 Mr.. Hapsocds mill aud hs
10 prepared 10 get oct dlmsusion lumber ii
Ihoft notice.
Old Home wuk all be observed by
general ,rercises Al The church next Sun.
day aficsnoon ard by hAsket plelie on
the stark Monument grounds on Tuesday
sfiornoon The i6h.
Burglars robbed The savings bark q,
Sewfsre one nlgh, last week. II. J. Batch
elder, formally Of this town lives opposite
The bank and the family WAS awakened BY
Gorge Davis deg which stays with them.
George Bsiehelder, the son hnd ~ the
burglars wounding oEe Of them so that be
Was captured. The bank lost only $500
though the rohbcr. dropped 81 900 10 their
haste.
NORTH DoBsEr
-Enerali Like Is growing 10 favor ~ q
resort for picnic parties and campers. The
folloslng number registered here at the
dates mentioned July 3, thirteen, August
lat, seven, August 2ad, eight, Au2uit Oh
di.een, August III twenty eight. They
come from all directions.
soCrH LONDONDERRY.
The annual roll call Of the Baptist
church will be held August 2i:h.
Rev, and Mrs. J. :. Lyon Of Holyoke,
Mas, were recent guests here.
Prank l.. Fish and wife Of yergenues
made brief call 10 town Tuesday evening.
Mrs. g. J. Thompson had the misior-
tune to break her wrist few days sgo.
The Baptist l., A. S. will hold their
annual Old Home Social on Maple LAVE,
the home OF II Z. Cutting, August l2tq
A 20 cent dinner will be served and all are
invited.
SUNDERLAND.
All are cordially Invited to attend .
socisble at Uaion church Friday evening
August IL
The early train south Monday morn.
ing ran over ard Killed three-yesr.old son
Of MIS-. George Reed about mile north Of
the station. The engineer saw the child
and blew tht: whistle but wsa unable to
stop the train In time to save the child.
This Ia the second one killed rear this place
n few weeks. IL isa dangerous locality
md children should be kept from the track.
Much sympathy Is expressed for the moth.
II who d )es not live with her husband.
ARLINGTON.
Gilbert Vaughn has new automobile.
Arthur Grifii1 was In town over Sun.
lay.
John Burdett was 10 town over Sum
lay.
Miss Mary Hastings Of Adams, Mass,
vas In town Thursday.
--Miss Alice Collins Ia at Mrs. C. II.
une's for short visit,
Charles Whitney has returned from
weeks stay In New York.
Mis- Marian Whitney has returned
rom weeks visit In New York.
Miss Russell Of North Adams is visit
ng Miss Pauline Bstchelder.
Miss Meta Mills has been spending q
CIV days with her sister Mrs. Il. C. We cd.
worth.
IS. NTH Q iackenbush OF Hackensack,
!. j., visited In East Arlington for few
10y last week.
-Miss Eva Mclean Of Hoosick Falls 10
l'iting her aunt Mrs. J. J. Stakeholder.
Mics Mabel Chase Of New York Is at
be Burdett hou,e for few weeks.
Rev. Philip Schuyler Of Bennington
'as 10 town on Monday at the rectory.
Frank Garfield Is working In Manches-
er on the new hotel which is being built
here.
Walter Hard ard aunt, Mrs. Batche!-
er Of Manchester, were In town on Sum
az.
EAST ARLINGTON.
Miss Celia Andrews and James Bur.
lex were guests OF G.. B. Oitmsn recently.
Rev. George II. Snyth Of Manchester
to preach in the Congregational church
X. Sunday.
-Rev. q. A. Fairness and family are TAX
z two weeks vacation at BrlmHeld,
ass.
The ball game on The Lawrence grounds
'turdsy between the LEGAL nine and nine
ON Boosick Falls resulted In a victory
T East Arlington, IL to 2. The batteries
ere Hooii,k F4lls, Closson and Reilly;
ast Arlington, Hayden and Shuillaton.
Monday they played the Rupert club at
apert and were beaten to 5.
SYNDICATE.
Duane Flower who has been spending
. vacation at home has returned to New
ork with Marshall, Field & Co.
The surveyors are erecting monuments
the State line thi, week at every half \
lie, Five Of them are boarding at X. G.
nlth's.
Misses lone aud Vivian Smith were
sting friends 10 SALISBURY last week.
Farmers are harvesting their oat crop
iich Ia a verv good one.
Oar town caucus to nominate q repre-
native will be quite lively as we now
We six candidates 10 the field.
Warning.
The Republican voters OF the Town Of
Lnchester VI arc hcrshv pntINaa tol .