The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-10-19

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beslth.
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ard wife. u y. Gsassfd ard wife AID
Mrs Herbert Hsntisy took 10 ths srrsr-
slOs TO Ne~ Yols on the iTsh,
--Fntk X Brrson Ard wlfe % Nsshsa.
n. n, ard xss isnihe Parker Of Rrsd'ng,
Msss ~sre Visitors n u J r oapsoas
several asys issi ~-k, rturnlrs home on
Friday.
Mrs.. n. Wood, wife u our former
Pastor Wood, ROW ~ Ess Jsresior, came
10 Dts. X w. Rssgs on Saturday 70 re-
mAis several days ylsiilEs old frierds aud
scqusintspce'.
Mr. Frank Cloesh loaf = valuable Gov
last week, abe being sirargied BY the rope
BY which abe VAS u.d A paper VAS Of
uteo started and enough subscribed TO get
hin another, worthy object.
We are pleased 10 notice the improve
merits made by Omer Stuart. He Ds tust.
Ter ard means TO lave home that viii be
credit TO himself and the village.
Geo. :. Curtis Of Boston, con Of the
late samuel Curtis. has bought Of l.. J..
suong the Riyersiee Ian, and took posses
siou on Monday. II be keeps ~ good =
house here As did his father before him the
public will have no cause for complaint.
Mrs Flora vaile johnson Of Worcester,
Mass made her sister, Mrs. Alberta Bah
bit, fi,iug walt, coming on Thursday
and returning Saturday Mrs.. Anna Gale
Sanders Of Brstth bJro also visited there
and at Mrs. Frank Churchiils en- route to
her old hume IN winhall.
BONNEVILLE.
Our good roads are . credit TO Road
Commissioner Bebee.
Mrs. Henry Sanders Of Brsttleboro II
visiting Der stunt, Mrs. Melinda Gale.
The death Of G. X. Williams, an e.
tened resident, WAS shock to his many
friends, as he WAS found dead in bed after
a day Of labor and usual good health, 81.
though he had been q sufferer from heart
trouble for long time.
EAST DORSET
John Griffith spent Monday 10 Rut
lard.
Mics Lena Benson Of Rutland Was o.
home here over Sunday.
Miss Efie Felive OF Bennington 10 .,
her hume here.
Miss Alice Horap, who As been at bel
home here for some time, returned to New
YoIk last week.
Mr.. ard Mrs John @. Flynn Of Rut
LAND spent Sunday with the formers par
ents, Mr.. sna Mrs. John d Flynn.
The JOURNAL pstterns are sdve rtiset
op s. coLd page. These patterns are made
by ore Of the largest pattern houses II
New York city, and we Can rtcomm enc
III. m to all 10 need Of them. Watch tn,
space as they will be changed weekly.
&C. J. Ferguson Of Burlington, Stat,
Superintendent Of the Vermont AntI-Ssloor
Lsgue, will speak 10 Union church Sun
day. Oct 22nd, at 2 45 p. m. Everybody
is ~elcome Come and hear q forcefu
speaker.
| ARLINGTON.
Miss Elizabeth Hard spent Saturda
10 Troy.
Mrs. Chas. s. Whitney has returned tt
to New York.
Mrs Charles Toombs spent Sunday Ii
Mar chester.
Miss Sarah Hard Is visiting In Schenec
tad for few days.
Miss Mary Long spent Sunday at hel
home Ia North Clarendon.
miss Lauretta Marble Of New Yoit
City is the guest Of Mrs. Frank Csndeld.
Mrs. Sarah Kendall who has been oc
cupy Ing her house here for two months
has returned to Vrrgennes.
Mrs. George Wilkins Of Benni, gton
Is 10 town, called here by the death Of her
sister, Miss Kate Cullinap.
Mr.. aud Mrs. K. c. Woodwork and
Mrs. Ida Brownson recently visited the
Misses Brownson In North Adsnis, Mass.
Miss Florence Higgins is attending the
snnual meeting Of the Vermont State Teach.
ers' As. ocistion at Montpelier this week
--Mrs. Hutton Of Santa Maria, Cal, who
with her husband is making q tour Of the
East, recently visited Mrs. Mary Hough.
ton.
The regular meeting OF st. James
Guild VAS held In the church room on
Thursday. Supper was served to the mem.
bers.
Mrs. Susie II. Visult IL 10 New York
City, caring for Mrs 0 car Tef', who IL
criiics ly III at the home Of her daughter,
Mrs Lester Higgins.
Miss Kate Cullinsn died 90 Tuesday
after an illness OF several months Of con-
sumption, Miss Culinan WIS seventeen
years of age aud leaves four brothers and
one sister to mourn her loss.
SOUTH sHAFIsBuRY.
Mrs Fred Edoy has been quite sick.
Louis Msttison has entered Yale col
lege.
w. ID Hulett Of Troy, N. Y. has been