The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-06-14
ARLINGTON.

IL ~ NUT W hatihhu' rp'ht puhN
day and Monday in town.
Mrs. j. X Bstehelder spent a por-
ton Of last week in Troy.
Mrs. J. j. Stakeholder and son
Mclean spent Saturday in Albany.
Mrs. III. y. Shaw Of Manchester
Center, was in town one day recently.
Mrs. u. G. Woodwork is spending
few weeks with friends at Weedsport,
NY.
Hiram 7, Hyde Of Chicago, ILL.,,
has arrived at his home here for the
summer.
E. c. Woodwork is in attendance
at the Grand Lodge of Vermont, +.
and A. NJ.
MIR. and Mrs. s. Sherman Of Yer
gennes spent Monday at Mrs. Sher-
mans tnee Miss Nettie KendalD home
here.
r.. {. Benedict and family Of Rut-
land who have been spending week
with relatives in town returned TO their
home Monday.
VIM. II. Holden of Shushan, n.
Y, and sister Mrs. H. }. McCord, of
Hoboken, n. j., called on friends in
town recently.
Invitations have been issued TO the
marriage of Miss Marion Smith of this
village TO Mr.. Nicholovius of New
York City Saturday, June 30th, at
"Showandasee" the summer home of
the bride.
AT the republican caucus held at
Town Hall Saturday evening the fol-
lowing were elected delegates to the
state convention to be held at Montpe
lier June 10Th: j. X. Batchelder, j.
X. Judson and c. II. Crofut.
SOUTH DORSET.
Geo. Kendall, who has the rheu-
matism, is out again, but he goes
slow.
"A. l.. Bowen has another large
lot of No-Tar Roofing. Its the kind
that lasts.
Mrs. Cooley moved into her new
house last week. She took the South
Dorset postoflice with her.
"A move is on foot to indict the
road commissioner on account of the
almost impossible roads.
Say, it is AS good as show to see
Driver John the whisperer tell how he
likes the mumps. Oh, such face.
Our schools will close this week
after prosperous term. The long
summer vacation will give the child
rem a good rest.
"A social hop at Dorset last week
was a success. A native clown made
some sport being inspired by ''you
hHbW NtTHoUt HllAtuTt.
Much corn and some potatoes have
rotted in the ground on account of ex-
IRENE wet weather. Hay will be
good crop, but unless it stops raining
other crops will suffer.
Joe Kennedy of the JOURNAL with
his family and lady friend drove up
Sunday and took supper at the Inn.
Glad TO see them. They called at
Brookside. Joe's improving
Never was there so dry circus in
Rutland as June Z. Hundreds of ex-
pectant jags were indefinitely post
poned. Every grog shop was closed
and the consequence was nobody drunk.
One hundred thousand volts, thun-
der and lightning went 10 waste Sat
urday night for want of storage bat
teries TO save ii, and thousands of
tanks OF splendid rain water we're al
lowed 10 flow down the Kill. We don't
need the irrigation bitches this year.
TOO muchie water no goodie.p
Our stage was seen jogging along
north Saturday night and Fred, the
driver. trotting along in the rain be-
hind. He had gotten out for an
errand aud the horses went on. They
turned up 10 a Polander's cottage and
were waiting for keg of beer TO get
out, Ms usual. when Fred overlook
them.
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.
Mrs. g. T. Shanks is reported as
some what better.
Mrs. Lucy Shattuck returned 10
Greenfield Monday.
Mrs. b. Walker is visiting friends :
md relatives in Manchester.
-Four new members were added 10
Hooker w. X. c., Friday night.
Geo. l.. Dayis has the frame up
md boarded for his new blacksmith
shop.
Misses Olive Churchill and Hazel 1
Burbank returned Tuesday from school
u Mortified for their summer yaca-
ion.
Mrs. Frank johnson Of 0akdnle. :
Haas, who visited briefly with her |
lister, Mrs. Alberta Babbiis. retained
Q her home on Monday. =
"A pathetic case /. that ~ Mrs. I
ym. Beaiiie, who died early Sunday S
saving nine ehsldnn under twelve 5
ears o. age mo,heriess, ,he youngest ]
babe. r