The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-07-19

Tbs lawn i,is gwen by ihe laascs
II Zieu sharSh. vas lArx~ly attended
The Manchester unsea Band was pres
eni ard nsiisa much b. The evening >
snsertAsum~ai.
What has happ-ncd b oar street
sprinkler' The dust - ~ de-p thai
Aficr a iensn has passed d 10 impossible
~ breath. and our merchants arc
obliged 10 keep their doar aud van.
dows elossd
All The annual meeting ~ the Bap-
iisi Sunday school. July II, the follow.
ing officers were elected. X b. 6lcas.
oH superintendent. Chas. Sykes assist
ani superintendent, l,ciiie Phillips
SECRETARY. Henry Manley treasurer,
Earl Marsh librarian.
The Manchester Water Co. held
their annual meeting, July l2ih, and
John Marslcn, !. n. Hughes. J, w.
Fowler. Edw. Wagner aud A. Is.
Marsden were elected directors. The
directors then organized aud chose
John Marsden president. } \. Hughes
vlce president, j. W. Fowler. secretary
aud A. Is. Marsden treasurer.
MANCHESTER pEPuT,
-. Galligan Of Boston spent Sun.
day at the home of NJ. g. Wright.
Miss Ella Baicheldcr Of Peru is
visiting at the home Of A. j. Davis.
-. w. Fowler is having his house
and barn painted. W. X. Bennett has
the contract.
Hon. W, II. Fullerton has been in
Troy recently, setting a number of
monuments.
The past week has been an excep.
tionally hot one, but there has been no
complaint from the farmers.
--Lindon jenkins and family who
have been living in Chicopee Falls,
Mass, have returned 10 this place 10
live.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Jenkins have
returned 10 town, Mr.. jenkins having
accepted position in the store of A.
II. Pettibone.
The store Of Henry Couture is fast
nearing completion and when finished
will be complete in all details and one
the incest arranged stores in town.
Among the recent automobile par
ties stopping at the Battenkill Inn were
w. l.. Sykes and family of Buffalo,
Hugh Williams and Hugh Owens Of
Granville and Ii. A. Sharp and ii. +.
Rohrman of GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
ARLINGTON.
WIN. X. Simmons and family of
Yonkers are guests at the Arlington.
DR.. w. s. Phillips has returned |
from Burlington.
Harry Clearwater of Troy visited |
in town recently.
John l.. Burdett of New York spent |
Sunday in town.
e. ii. Holden of Bennington was
in town on Saturday.
&C. S. Whitney of Brooklyn has
been in town for few days.
Mrs. Mary Adams went Saturday
TO Lake Bomoseen for Il week.
Mrs. Ralph Walker and children OF
Bennington are visiting in town.
Philip Swain and wife of Brook
Ign are stopping at the Arlington.
Anna Walsh of Bennington spent
Sunday with Nell Wilson.
Mrs. Augusta Derrick is visiting
Mrs. Mary Houghton of Water street.
}. w. Fowler of Manchester was
in town on business Tuesday.
Rev. and Mrs. st. George Mclean
who have been guests of Mrs. j. j.
returned TO their home in
Albany the first of the week.
Ed. Hawkins and Louis Madison
Of South SALISBURY were in town Sat
ursday.
Grace and Mary Tucker of Albany
are visiting at the Liscomb cottage.
Mrs. Horace Williams visited her
sister Mrs. Reynolds in Manchester the
past week.
Mrs. Dowlin of Saratoga Springs is
visiting her parents James Thompson
and wife,
Miss Emma Benedict of Manches-
Ter spent Sunday with Mrs. Edna Long
On Water Street.
Jack Thatcher and Shepard Strong
Of Manchester were in town Friday af-
5ernoon.
Mrs. Henry Reynolds and daugh-
ser of Seymour, Conn, were at Horace
Williams recently.
Mrs. +. c. Baldwin of Worcester
Mass. is visiting her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Jerome Gault.
Mrs. Garfield who has been visit
ng her sister Mrs. +. N. Garfield re-
armed TO her home in New York city
Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. Gilbert, Miss Eliza
seth Gilbert of Cambridge were in town
Sunday TO attend the funeral Of Mrs.
Mary Judson.
Mrs. Walter Crawford who has
,een visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank
Janfeld, returned to her home in New
York july -.
Wanted. One or two good turner's
or Weymouth lathes. Good wages to
light men. II. &. White Co., North
Vt. IL 2t
Mrs. Mary Judson passed away on
Friday at the home of her son, Eugene