The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-06-20

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--Tfe lswn Festival given Thursday
alssrneu w ihs paFsls q tse West
n.ad school. sGs sell attended. The
ysanv people sold AZ their wfrcsh-
rseiiis Mn8 cleared ovtr g.
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"a ell attend The jamestown krPosi.
sian. sna on their Feiarh wili s.s Tyaests
NJ isse IlFT hstn iissfi wedding . aseal
vii ,ake place 10 Washington, y. g.,
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Nj ard Mrs Roilin syses rcreutly
drove 10 New iiNmpshlfe tor sisii
viii friends. on their return trip
iieir horss vas taken very SEX and
had 10 be lcit at Chester for srier'n'
mY treatment.
Nen Sunday II The review excl
ci,es ID the sabbath school, the na.n'.
bers Of ibo Yoke Bearers Bible class
viii read short character sketches q
the most noisble people studied about
during The last quarter.
While gathering dandelion bios
SONS ia q field near her home. on Sat.
afslay, Miss Ada Lille heard a pecnl.
lar rattle. and booking about 10 diseov.
er The canse o. tho sound. saw almost
al her Zee, a good siEed rattle snake.
Recovering almost instantly from her
fright she ran for help 10 kill u, but
the snake escaped IN the meantime.
WEST ARLINGTON
~. II. Farnham Of Albany was at
bis home here Sunday.
Miss Esiella Harrington Is home
for her summer vacation.
Mir. and Mrs. Eugene Bryan are
spending a few days AT j. c. poor's.
&C. II. Buck, II. NJ. Farnham and
II. q. Rand, we're in MANCHESTER Fri
day.
Miss Elsie Harrington attended the
commencement exercises Of Burr and
Burton Seminary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Durham and
daughter Of South SALISBURY spent
Sunday at VIM. Strong's.
Mrs. ID. b. Harrington, daughter
aud son. went 10 Cambridge Tuesday
10 attend the funeral Of an aunt, Mrs.
David Orr.
Charles Hawley, an old resident OF
this place, died recently at the home
of his son in Archdale, n. Y. The re-
mains were brought 10 his home here,
from which the services took place.
Iuterment in Riverside cemetery.
SUNDERLAND.
Miss King Of Bennington visited
Mrs. +. G.. Bacon Sunday.
Mrs Andrews of Rutland spent n
few days last week with her sister, Mrs.
+. g. Bacon.
The warm weather OF last week
took the disappointed look off the far
mers' faces, as il brought most OF their
crops from hiding places.
Ernest Goyette, who bought out
w. T.. Bacon, took possession Monday.
Mr.. Bacon will help him for a couple
Of weeks, as Mr.. Goyette is going to
put team on the road.
The road from the Depot TO Bent
ley's Corner was closed last week on
account of new iron bridge being
strung across the famous Battenklll; 1t
is quite an improvement.
Master Perry Hall met with pain
full accident last week while riding on
the handle bars Of his fathers wheel;
forgetting 10 keep tight hold, he lost
his balance and fell on his face on the
hard ground, bruising his nose and
mouth and making an ugly wound be-
tween the eyes. There were no bones
broken, which wasaa miracle.
EAST ARLINGTON.
Mrs. W. A. Leonard and children
of Sbushan are visiting at } .B. Webb's.
w. M. Myers of Gardner, Mass,
is working at the chair factory.
e. l.. Buck spent Sunday with
friends in Manchester.
Miss Maud Warner is visiting rel
atives in Bennington.
Mrs. X. II. Gaul was in East Dor
set Saturday.
M. V. Grout and wife were in Ben
nington Saturday.
Presiding Elder Dow spoke in the
NJ. L. church Sunday morning and
evening.
r.. A. Blair has been in Montreal
during the past week.
Miss Celia Blair is attending the
commencement exercises at Burr and
Burton Seminary.
Mrs. Edward Mcdonald returned
Saturday after weeks absence with
friends in Bennington.
Mrs. Geo. Stafford returned from
New York Friday evening, where she