The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-10-18

Mrs nen PAillip, aad daaghs4f u
I'iiisfanl visited hrs hrahsf. A. II
PeiiAbape. lat wefk.
Mrt /. IL. DeBch. wlso has been
fasiing in claemani, y. H.. returned
bond last Tuesday.
a. c, connor and vlfe have ~
iaruoa from a visit - Mr. Connor's
Ttogie ia canada.
= Robert Anderson. freight agrn, al
ihis station, - taking few weeks va
eaton. His son Robert i substituting
fof him.
charles Willard when last heard
from uas IA Bellows Falls. Charlie
70, married aud gave the boys ihe
slip
Loren Buckley, who has been IN
the employ Of J. {. Blaekmer for The
past twenty years, finished work last
saturday.
ID. l.. Buckley severed his connec'
/ ton with the Blaekmer Co, Saturday
night. aud started to work for J. Z,
Couture Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Smith, who
have been visiting friends IN town Tor
the past two weeks, returned TO their
home 10 Exeter, n. H.. Monday morn
ing.
M. W. Wright, track supcrintend-
ent Of the NJ. d. q g. X. r., has moved
into the John Davis house on Center
street which be lately purchased. Fred
Reed has moved into the upper Hat
with W. X. Bennett.
ARLINGTON.
Mrs. Beckett Of Hoosick Fails Is
visiting at j. J Stockholders.
DR.. and Mrs. c. W. Phillips have
returned from their trip TO Troy.
Edward Morrison OF Rochester has
been visiting his aunt, Mrs. John Rob
inson.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. II. Holden of Ben
nington recently visited at Mrs. Mary
Adams's.
Mrs. Julia Sisco has sold her house
hold goods and is boarding at Mrs.
Mary Cullinan's,
w. l.. McAuley and family left the
past week for Troy where they Will
spend the winter.
Rev. Harris occupied the pulpit in
SALISBURY Sunday and Rev. Miller OF
Rupert preached in Sandgate.
Miss Hattie Cole is quite seriously
i'll al the home of her father, Noel Cole,
in the south part of the village.
MIR. Bailey of West Arlington was
quite seriously injured Friday after
noon by log rolling on him while he
was working in the woods.
Mrs. Ernest Garfield of Chicago
who has been visiting in town the past
week. has started for the west, but is
10 stop at her mothers, Mrs. Alice
Hoyt, in Pittsfeld.
Morris Seymour, aged 10, was in
stantly killed by the electric ears at
Fort Edward Friday evening. Mrs.
Bump, his mother, and Charles Hard,
went 10 Fort Edward Saturday after
the remains. They reached Arlington
Sunday morning, and the funeral was
held Monday at | o'clock. Mr.. Sey-
mour is survived by his father, Joe
Seymour of East Dorset, his mother,
Mrs. Bump, and brother, Marble Sey-
mour of this place.
EAST ARLINGTON.
| Mrs. A. +. Rollins is very i'll.
- Edward Columbus Of Gardner,
Mass, is in town.
Frank Dunlap is clerking in the
Lawrence Bros. store.
Mrs. X. A. Blair and daughter
spent Tuesday in Bennington.
Richmond Webb spent Saturday
in West Wardsboro.
| Miss Emma Bradshaw of Troy is
visiting Mrs. William Whitman.
George Burt and wife of North
Bennington were in town over Sunday.
Leon Murdick and wife of Oneonta.
N. Y. are visiting Mrs. H. +. DENIM
son.
Mrs. Matte Kenion of Buskirk's
| Bridge has been visiting Mrs. n. B..
Case.
! Hugh Webb is in Winsted, Conn,
attending the wedding of his cousin,
| Maud +. Madison,
Ned Andrew of Bliss Business Col
lege. North Adams, is spending few
days at his home.
ZIP. Webb and wife have returned
from weeks visit with relatives IN
Dover and vicinity.
Miss Caroline Shuffleton and Miss
Eleanor Burt spent Sunday at the for
mer's home.
Mrs. Frank Grout and daughter
and Mrs. William Webb were in Ben
nington Tuesday.
--Myron Cole is painting his meat
market. n. 6. Hard is also improving
his house by new coat of paint.
Miss Susie Hawkins, who has EN-.
ployment in the mill in North Benning
ton, spent Sunday at her home.
! Mrs. r. A. Blair, who has beef
Visiting in Middletown, Conn. ant
Springfield, Mass. returned home Wed
nesday.
Mrs. Edward Mcdonald. who ha
, been sick with rheumatism for severa
weeks, is now able TO be about tn
4 house.
q Miss Alice Dean, formerly of thi