The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-08-03

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Herbert Hottie ~ Schenectady, n, Y,
IA home fof fee dsts
Brook. RObsris Of Albany, n. T.,
spstt santsy wiib rrisilvs.
Mr. Lsdd q Buif,io \. Y, 10 ytsitirg
frlenas n town Mrs Lsad ard Niece have
besu here several dos.
Constable Allen Mason Of Pawlet psss.
ed through iris place on the noon train
sih Miss Lsmphear Apd Brocs.ny en-
route for Remington isil The former was
esaght a. E.s Rupert aud the latter at
Tlnmoulh Reed il sin st large.
rAsT ARLINGTON.
The CofDet Band gave = concert last
Friday eve Ing, eb'ch ~ss very COCO.
John Gnngdon 81 Troy was 10 town
SUNDAY Mss Mary Congdon is visiting 10
toTB,
MIR. and Mrs Bragg OF Fort Edward
drove here last week from that place, re-
msinirg day or two.
Mr.. and Mrs, Clement Burbank Of Bed
ford station, n Y. arrived lately at X.
Lssrenco's, for yacstion.
Tho G. NJ B's. best the boys from
Berlin, n y, last Saturday on the Law
renee grounds. Score 10 TO /.
-Ars. John Mann ana children have
recently visited 10 North Bennington at A.
n slepard's. They returned Monday.
- Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Andrew and Miss
aarj rte have returned from Woodbridge,
CT, where they have been on visit to MRS.
Andrews sister, Mrs. Beecher.
Mrs. Julia M. Walker has returned
from Michigan. Allie Walker is also back
in bis home here. Mr.. Walker has been In
Michigan teaching school fer some time,
The supper at Northylew last Thursday
evening was quite a social event, Il was
well attended. The COLLATION. was fine one
and the guests appeared 10 enjly the even.
Ing.
Charlie Dcuuison has returned from a
visit to bis brother James In Worcester,
Mass. aud Ia to leave this week for bis home
10 Erie, Pa Mrs, Denbison expects meet
aim at Buffalo, and they Will visit Niagara
Falls.
The Camp meeting on the parsonage
grounds has begun, a meeting WAS held
Sunday evening, Rev. Mr.. kelton Of Shu-
shan, n, Y. being the preacher OF the occs.
sion. On Monday evening another IN citing
was held Ii the tent, Pfesidipg Elder Don
being present aud addressing the people.
On account OF rainy weather the crowd was
not large one. The meetings are t. con-
tnue this week, other ministers reexpect :.
ed from cut OF town.
SUNDERLAND.
-nies Ciiss. $3.50
recently In town.
Mrs. and Mrs. W. N. Squires are the
guests OF their daughter May,
Mr., and Mrs. c. K Burbank Of Bedford
N. Y. are guests OF relatives In town.
Mrs. 4 G Bacon Is In Bennington Wis.
iting friends aad relatives In that vicinity.
Miss Alice Holt who has for some time
been employed as stenogrspher In Bellows
Falls, ia now at her home.
-Mrs. May Crumm OF North Adams has
returned home after short stay with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. A X. S.i!son.
If you are thinking Of q typewriter
stop At the Sunderland Station and see a
viseable writer, the Oliver, MAJOR has
the agency and will take old machines In
partial payment Of new one