The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-11-14


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Monday N eoailuue beF wort ~ o.
l5ashess c..iioTt
Thrive nra di4lls faf ihe ffnedlty
Hnrpori marbie quarry came Moudsl
aud sas taken in lhe quarry wa Mors'
|bil
Nr releg Edgrsian wss takeg
seriously q ihsi we,k and has beet
confined h bcr bed. Cue = improying
under ihe doctor. care
Ne Roger sdare.s At ihe unior
church Sunday etcHing Will BE- ou
Magnetism, illustrated with ihc a.,
Of TIE msenci an are invited.
-tieo. Benstead aud family are moy.
ing here from Rutland and viii liye
wih Mr Benslead's parents, Mr. and
Mu Alea Brown al the South Village.
-Charle. Gcnneite has bought 81
~ paas 81 Rutland The place nov
oecapied By Gco II Reed. Mr., Reed
Intends % remain ia the house until
spring
Mrs plynn Ames has closed up her
house Cor the winter, and Is planning %
leave today for Rutland. where she
sill board for the present Al the Bard
we'll House.
Henry Hector died last week al
Astonyille, \. G, He WAS son 81
John Hector, aud about thirty five
years old Mrs Hector left Monday to
meet the remains,
Henry Mcars and Edward Grover
have moved from North Dorset. the
former to the Buchanan house west Of
the Town farm, the latter to i. L.
Bowen's house across the road from
Mr.. Bowen's.
The Reading Room will be open
for the present, Wednesday and satur'
day evenings from to Q O'Clock. If
you have any suggestions as 10 how to
make il more useful, please make them
known 10 the committee.
Miss Lou Wall returned Monday
evening from Hartford, Conn, where
she has been attending the schools of
Religious Pedagogy. She was obliged
10 suspend her studies on account OF
her health.
Joseph Reed was home for over
Sunday from Saxton's River, where he
is attending the Vermont Academy.
He brought enthusiastic repot Of the
Academy and was worthily proud of
its neat gray military suit which he
wore with manly bearing.
Miss Gwendolyn Hayes of East
Arlington. joined her uncle, Il. h. Pell,
at the Wilson House, Saturday. She
will remain with him untlhe gets other
help. Mr.. and Mrs. G. d. Cook of
North Adams, Mass, also spent Sun
day at the Hotel.
SUNDERLAND.
Mrs. Minnie Hall is very i'll.
Mrs. Geo. Reed is about the same.
VIM. Nelson is able TO be ont again.
Will Bacon of the Albany Business
College is at home.
Miss Sadie Baker of Manchester
visited Miss Stella Stone last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. +. Goyette, Mrs.
Edgar Pike and Ed. Graves were in
Donninster i"s. ..saal
Miss Houghton, who has been Wis
ting in town for the past ten days, has
returned TO Boston.
Entertainment and supper given at
Congregational church, Sunderland
Borough, Nov. IA, 1907, for the benefit
Of the repair fund of the church build
ing. Supper Is cents. adv
ARLINGTON.
Miss Mary ID. Bentley is on the
sick list.
Sara Buck visited in North Adams
Tuesday.
Charles Tombs is at work covering
Miss Matte Canfield's saw mill.
Mrs. Babcock left Monday for New
York where she will spend some time.
Mrs. Ella Douglass of Saratoga
was Mt Miss Hard's several days last
week.
r. Phillips of North Bennington
spent Saturday with his daughter, Mrs.
George Howard.
Miss Anna Cullinan Of Depot street
was in Bennington Saturday, also Miss
Agnes Robinson.
John II. Kelley visited relatives in
Troy last week with his mother, Mrs.
Helen Kelley.
49, MISS IsllkhHttli bbitiA Vi AN'tth tu'
ms, Mass, spent Sunday with her sis
er Mrs. I'd. T. culinan.
Mrs. s. Niant returned from New /
Haven, VT, Saturday, where she has
,een visiting the past three weeks.
Mrs. Mary Adams and Miss Flor
nee Holden went to lloosick Falls
Saturday 10 spend Sunday with rela-
ives.
Albert h. Bentley Of keeseyllle, n.
l., spent Sunday in Sunderland the
quest Of his brothers, Alfred andl saiah
Bentley.
w. b. Godette will have turkey
boot at Sunderland Borough on We'd
lesday aud Thursday, Nov. 9th and
18th al . a. m. 29-2w
Red Mountain Lodge, No. G3. i. q
!. NJ. will hold regular comnunica-
ION Friday evening. 1t is expected
bat there viii be work.
Mrs Helen Kelley has been confiu-