The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-09-06

"A very interesting person Nlssled
he hotel Thursday in the person Of
Mrs. \. e. Scripps, from Detroit, Mich.
A. Harriet J, Messenger, daughter OF
Hiram Messenger. she WAS born in the
Bromley House in 1858, leaving when
four years Of age. and removing 10
Hollow. thence by team con.
yeyance TO fitehburg, She has not
visited this region before for forty
years. Her husband, the millionaire
owner Of the Detroit Evening News,
recently died. She was accompanied
by her daughter and son-ln.law, Mr..
with their two children.
The many who have read the in.
comparable story Of "rhe Green Noun
tain Boys" will be interested to learn
that NJ. j. Hapgood has been commits
stoned by the governor, in accordance
with resolution which passed the leg
stature during the last session, to de-
wise a suitable plan to present TO The
next legislature for Memorial for
Warner and Baker, next 10 Ethan Al
len the most prominent leaders, War
ner being the Warrington of the story.
Where il shall be located and what II
shall be, il the question, and Mr.. II.
would be pleased TO receive suggestions
from any parties Interested, especially
through the columns of this paper.
EAST RUPERT.
Miss Grace Danforth visited {. Nj.
Harwood and family recently.
Miss Amy Hsrwood is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Flora Eddy, in Cola, NY,
f. Vail is spending few days Mt
his sisters, Mrs. II. ID. Towsley.
Earle Harwood was in Pawlet re-
Gently,
MIR. and Mrs. Miner Haley spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Towsley.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Towsley
spent Sunday with the formers parents
in Pawlet,
Schuyler Towsley is out of town at
present.
MIR. Yandells and family from Sar-
atoga, n. Y, have moved onto the
farm owned by Rollin Sykes OF Dorset.
Burt Fisher and daughter Mildred
were in town Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Danforth and children
have returned from visiting her parents
Granville, N. Y.
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.
Mrs. Warren Adams of Manches-
ter was guest Of Dea. Rugg and cd.
Thompson last week, going from here
10 Grafton 10 visit en- route TO her
home.
The funeral Of Mrs. McAllister was
largely attended on Wednesday, Rev.
N. A. Wood, former poster, officiat-
ing. Burial at Thompsonburg.
There we're 25s names registered
at Maple Lawn at the Old Home social
by the Baptist l.. A. s., and a pleas
ant, social time was had by the many
out OF town visitors meeting their old
time acquaintance.
An agreeable change in the wealth
or came Thursday night when a heavy
shower passed over this place.
There were 200 people ont to thu
fusion rally, Friday evening, the 18th
nearly half being ladies'.
Fred Jaqui,h Of Boston is at Pleas
ant View Farm for two weeks, visiting
with his mother. Mrs. Ellen Jaquith
Archie Jaqui,h and family, who have
been there, and visiting other friends
in town, returned 10 his home in Dor
chester, Saturday.
EAST ARLINGTON.
%. +. Ward and wife are visiting
relatives in Warlsboro.
Howard Evans, who has been
boarding at W.B. Leases, has returne,
10 bis home in Asbury Park.
Mr.. Pike has returned from Gard
ncr. Mass.
Miss Mary Budro OF Ice, Mass.
who has been visiting her uncle, Geo
Budro. returned 10 her home on Wed
nesday.
Mrs. William Buck Of East Ruper
has been visiting AT A. 4. Bnek's.
Mrs. V. II. Griffith and daughte
Carrie are visiting in Burlington.
Mrs. Julia, Shepard is visiting il
North Bennington.
| edward Mcdonald OF Benuing,o,
spent Sunday al his home.
Mrs. g. A. Fsrnsworth Of MORT
Bennington Is spending several day
at A. +. Browns.
Henry 5. White Of North Benning
ION Is visiting his aunt. Mrs. Geo. Cole
The iron bridge which has beef
erected near the blacksmith shop
certainly a great improvement on ih
old one and we shall ali appreciate il.
Rev. 4. d. Harris Is spending hi
Vacation II l0rhcgn veuaou,.