The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-10-04

}, Charles " PARKER - visiting Il
i, Ncsarf. n. J.
? -s'harles soaai 4 BenninRtop VA
= n te~n thst werk
Mr.. +. ". Neshss II Albany !. ri
Alvin Pciiltonss
~ l. Faruam And n, X. I.ampsoH
aTe IN New York cor few days
! tioarge Seymour returned 90 hl,
h"me ia SehAgh,iooke las, SATURDAY
w X Hcnnrii's residence IL betng
I, irealnd ~ nsw coat ~ paint.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Robins 81 Or.
j angf. Mass arr visiting 81 } W Pow
, ier's
Mr. and Mrs. l.. w. stevens are
spending few days among friends in
New York.
Mr.. X. /. BAicbelder. who has
bcen ~ Clifton Springs. NY. for some
tame. returned home last week.
--Ernea Guirard, who has been
night operator al the station for the
past year. has been transferred % Al
burg.
The NJ, d. a q. railroad have al
last received their new passenger ear
10 replace the one recently wrecked,
aud nov the observation ear Is rele-
gated 10 it, old job,
- A. Couture moved into his store
the past week aud will from now on be
AZ the new stand. Mr.. Couture has
made pronounced success Of his busi-
ness. aud the public have shown their
appreciation Of his services by giving
him 50 much business that be had 10
build larger store.
ARLINGTON.
Mrs. W. S. Phillips is in Troy for
Z week.
III. J Conklin is spending a week
IN Burlington.
Mrs. Charles June is confined TO
the house by illness.
Fred Cullinan of Bennington was
in town Wednesday.
Miss Edith Grout entered Middle.
bury College this fall.
Frank Lake of Shushan was in
town one day recently.
Misses Elizabeth and Abbie Hard
spent Monday in Bennington.
jas. p. Cullinan was in New York
last week ON business.
Mrs. 4. G. Woodwork is in Al
bany for few weeks.
Miss Susie Rogers Of Bennington,
was in this village Tuesday.
Eugene Bryan and wife, of Troy,
n. y, spent Sunday in town.
Rev. Alfred Taylor is spending
two weeks in New York City.
%. Il. Adams attended the funeral
Of S. Kelley in Rutland Monday.
Ned Andrew has entered the Bliss
Business College at North Adams.
Several from here attended the
South Wallingford fair Wednesday.
Henry Cullinan of Cazenovia, NY,
has returned, accompanied by his sis
ter Alice.
Mrs. ID. w. Elmore of North Adj
ans, Mass, is the guest of Mrs. Ida !
Brownson. {
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Parson and
son of Bennington were in town the
first of the week.
Leo Grout left Monday for Burling- /;
ton, where he is to attend the Univer-
sity of Vermont
j X. Batchelder and daughter
have been visiting friends in Brattle-
boro for a few days.
Charles and Richard Leake left 4
Wednesday for Hoosick, where they
are students Mt the Tibbets school. I
The pulpit of st. James church
was supplied last Sunday by Rev. i
Sherwood Roosevelt of Milford, Conn.
--Messrs. Mclaughlin and Porter of b
Rutland were in town Wednesday in d
stolling telephone in the railroad sta
ton. In
Miss Margaret Reid, who has v
been spending her summer vacation
with her parents here, has returned to o
North Adams. 1
Miss Maude Adams left town FRI
day for an absence of several months I
with her brother c. A. Adams, at $
Adams, Mass.
Matthew Cullinan has resigned his r
position with Adams 4 Howard and v
taken one with the Eagle Square Co., /,
Of South SALISBURY.
Mrs. c. II. Buck and Miss Abbie 5
Hard are in attendance at the annual C
meeting of the Wonan's Auxiliary n
which is now being held at Bellows
Falls. ]
IT. J. Tefft Of Morrstown, N. j., {
was in town over Sunday. Mr.. Tefft a
returned Monday, accompanied by his I
wife and little son, who have been c
spending the summer with her parents 5
Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Hanaman.
Saturday night Sheriff II. S. Will
son arrested in Arlington young man d
on the charge of stealing a horse, bug n
Ky. suit Of clothes, three watches and n
some Jewelry Of Charles Kenyon, Of a
Iauderiale. N. Y The man had been 6
in the employ of Kenyon for some time c