The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-06-28
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visited friends in town recently
Chas. n, Rowe WAS IN Middlehury
b. attend the Republican district con-
ycniion. Tuesday
Mrs, George Chapman Of sehuy-
icryilr, n. Y. Was rcccut guest OF
Mr.. aud Mrs. W. W Bennett.
Mrs. Andrew provau Was IN Ben
ning,ou Sunday the guest Of Mrs' G.
Plumb.
Mrs. Pierce Of Londonderry, who
has been visiting her sister Mrs, Moses
Barrett, has returned home.
Edith Barrett, who has been teach
ing in Rhode Island, is spending her
vacation at home.
Miss Ammo l.. BATHS is visiting IN
petorsham, Mass, aud several ether
places.
.-chas. Jenkins of IIaverh.ll and his
father Of Chicopee, Mass, were called
here by the illness Of Walter jenkins.
Moses Dupuis of Taunton, Mass,
| il a guest of his sister Mrs. Mark Man
ley,
Rev. II. u. Il. MacNel and other
delegates we're in attendance at the
Episeopalan convention at Barre re-
Gently
Mr., and Mrs, Henry Farnham and
Mrs. G. Buck Of Arlington, were IN
town Monday 10 attend the funeral OK
the late Henry Lawrence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles X. Ames,
who have been taking carriage drive
through Rupert, Salem and Cambridge
have returned,
Miss Helen Smith, who has been
in California for about twenty years,
has returned 10 visit the scenes OF her
childhood and the friends she left.
Mrs. Eugene Andrew of North Ad-
ans, Mass, is in town TO attend the
commencement exercises Of Burr and
Burton Seminary from which her son
Monture graduated
-.Chas. Robinson, who has been IN
New York for several days has return
ed. While there he was presented
with two lockwood trees which VIII
beautify his grounds.
The funeral of Henry Lawrence
was held at the Baptist church, Mon
day nj o'clock and was largely
attended. Rev. Joseph Brown OF 1t.
Albans oiliciated. The bearers were;
Henry Hicks, George Woodcock' By
ron Eldred, Henry Dench, X Bradley,
and Charles Parker. The burial was
in the Center cemetery.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
Geo. Richardson, of Peru. VT,
was in town Tuesday.
Arthur Fowler of Schenectady. N.
", visited hls parents ana triehus hof"
over Sunday,
e. |. Kendall and j. w. Goodcll
both of whom have been quite sex ara
able 10 be out again.
&C. A. Bourn went 10 Middlebury
Tuesday the 10Th as delegate 10 the
Republican district convention.
Miss Lois Batcheder OF Clifton
Springs, n. Y, is visiting her parents
at the Battenkill Inn.
Mrs. J. w. Fowler and Mrs. +. H..
Walker and son, accompanied Mrs "
B. Walker TO her home in South Lon.
donderry, Tuesday.
Our genial friend, conductor, H.
W. Adams of the NJ. d. Il q. X. II. IL
: laid up with the mumps Elmer Nd
|. ans is protecting the run.
About 20 Rcbekahs OF Crescent
Lodge No. 52 Of South Shaftsbury,
visited Excelsior Lodge No. % last
Friday evening. A good time was
q had,
ARLINGTON.
, Miss II. s. Benedict OF Manchester
!. was in town Monday.
a John Conroy spent Tuesday III
$ Rutland.
! Herbert Congdon OF Brooklyn, NJ
r ". is spending bis vacation IN town
Miss Florence Hard and Mr.. Bevls
y Of Schenectady, N. y, spent Sunday
+ al the home of Miss Hard.
: Mrs. c. A. Bundy and grandson
: Theodore Of Troy spent Sunday with
! relatives in town.
Theodore Toedl and family OF New
York have been spending few days
with his brother in Arlington.
!. Miss Jessie Ilawley and Mrs
o Sands of Manchester were visitors 10
@ town one day last week.
/ Miss Batchelder and Mrs. &. d.
/, Gilchrist attended the Alumni banquet
q at Manchester Tuesday.
Mrs. George Green Of Rutland u
! the guest Of her brother Thos. Hig
gins.
Our neighboring town OF Benning
!. ton was well represented here by hSh'
: ermen on Sunday.
"a Miss Maude Adams who has been
el absent several weeks in Adams. Mass
a. has returned accompanied by her niece
N Miss Frances Adams.
- james Dalgleish and family oi
N Washington. b. e., have arrived at th'
=. home Of Mrs. Dalgleisb's faiher, u. u
70 Barney, for the summer.
sr ID. 9. Barney had the misfortune
a. 10 lose valuable colt recently. Tbs
q. animal IN some way became entanglsd
Is IN tree and when found was 70 nearly
ot exhausted IN its efforts 10 free 'tsel'
q that il died ID few hours,
70 DEADLY sEkpEsT BITES
- are A. common 10 India as are stomar'
y and liver disorders with us. For tb