The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-09-27

10 trAcs The days disaster N ,hc morn
ing's face" W, no school ofloiAl vas
ever called 10 one ~ Der schools b re-
ssors order. To her. apparently. Life,
uah ~ mnluindinons belongings,
seemed ever Fose.colorcd. A daughter
a the late Dexter Roberts, ESQ, and
niece n Gcn. Benjamin Roberts, de-
ceased, Of The United States army
Miss Roberts was Of an old, highly re-.
spectacle and respected family Of Man
chester. conspicuous in the local life OF
their time.
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.
ID. Il. Goddard has sold bis "Hill-
side Cottage aud farm 10 Geo. DAVIS
The blacksmith, who viii move there
soon.
The l.. A. s. Of the NJ. u. church
served fine dinner nj the home oi
Wesley Chase on Thursday, three keNs.
being among the number who feastcd'
Mrs. G. B. Walker is visiting in
Chicopee, Orange and other Massachu'
sets towns, and will be- absent several
weeks.
The forests are putting on their
beautiful auiumnal robes and soon Will
be gorgeous, rs the frosts have been
very light as yet.
"A party Of young ~ people climb
ed "0ld Glebe," but their ardor was
somewhat dampened before their re-
turn as they were drenched in the show
or which came up SO suddenly.
AT Emery Aldrich's beautiful home
down the river, the Baptist ladies, TO
goodly number, were entertained ana
made welcome. The day being an
ideal one, all who were present enjoyed
il and the excellent spread.
The rain of Thursday and Satur-
day was very welcome as the wells and
springs were becoming dry, and West
River seemed only littlecreek. Flee
tric lights were not on for four or five
nights on account of low water.
Most of the city people have left
for their homes, the pleasant family OF
Tannehills going Saturday to West
Brattlebpro TO stop over Sunday at the
Melrose House with their friend, Mrs.
Levi Strong, en- route to their home in
New Jersey.
cousin Nell" who many Of the
readers of the first Sifters will remem-
Der as writing for that paper under
tbat nom de plume, died ut her home in
Londonderry after an illness of one
month, though for years she had con
fined herself closely at home. She was
the daughter of Noah Whitman, and is
survived by two brothers, Warren and
Charles. Funeral services were con
Quoted on Saturday at the Copgrega-
tional church,
EAST ARLINGTON.
Ray. NJ. Andrew returned on Fri
day to Yale College.
--Monture Andrew of North Adams
spent Thursday in town.
Miss Edith Grout is attending Mid
dlebury College.
Ira B, Stafford, Leo Grout and Bur-
ton Hard returned Monday to U. VIM.
Charles Grout of Manchester spent
Saturday IN town.
Allie Il. Walker of Bennington
spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs.
Julia Walker of this place.
Mrs, Mary Buckham Of Paris, Me-,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Arnold
Webb.
Richmond Webb and family OF
Rutland are occupying the house re-
Gently vacated by DIR. Gray.
Mrs. Geo. Phillips and Mrs. r. A.
Blair left Saturday for Mddletown,
Conn, where they will spend several
weeks with the formers sister, Mrs. Il.
l.. Bailey.
EAST RUPERT.
Miss Grace Danforth has returned
to her home in Troy.
james, the infant son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Danforth, died very sud
denly Thursday night of cholera in
fantum.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hill were in
town Saturday to attend the funeral OF
their grandson, James Danforth.
Earl HARDWOOD spent Sunday with
friends in Pawlet.
Mr., and Mrs. Miner Haley spent
Sunday with Henry Towsley and fam
lily.
Miss Emma Roberts, eldest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Abbey A. Roberts,
was married to Mr.. Schuyler +. TOYS
ley, Thursday of last week, by Rev. G.
l.. Carhart As only few OF the very
nearest relatives were present the we'd
ding was solemnized very quietly. The
young couple had decided to take
no wedding trip, but the groom thought
it would not be popular, so he departed
in the afternoon, leaving the bride at
home with her grand parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Towsley. All grooms
should remember it's the style NOR to
take their wedding trips alone.
SYNDICATE.
John Searles of Valley Falls, has
brought large number of sheep and
| lambs in town.
The commissioners Of John Bald
wins estate will meet at the late resi-
dence of W. S. Bentley Sept. 18th,
from one till four O'Clock p. m. to re-
ceive accounts against said estate.
1 DIR. Y. Y. Hoyt and VIM. G. Peck,