The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-07-04

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ARLINGTON.
I'D. Higgins 81 The Addison. Md
dicbory. Was IN tbs village Saturday.
Born, jane -. daughter 10 Mr..
sind Mrs. Patrick culinsn Of School
street.
Mrs. Nichols and daughter of New
York City are visiting ut the Lcske
cottage.
Mrs. Freeman Howard and two
daughters Of South SALISBURY spent
i Friday with her son, George Howard.
Mrs. Mary Adams and Miss Flor.
enee Holden spent Saturday in Ben
ningtou with their brother. Ed Hol-
den aud family.
Mrs. John Ri,don and child OF
Bennington are spending several days
with her parents, Mr.. and Mr.. Jerome
Ganlt.
Miss Kate Cnllinan Of North
Adams is at her home here, called by
the death Oh her brother, Thomas Gull.
man.
The Misses Brownson OF the North
Adams Normal school are here 70 spend
the sumner vacation with their mother.
Mrs, Ida Hrownson. ~
Mrs. Alice Green Of Rutland and
Miss Nellie Higgins OF Bennington
were here 10 attend the funeral Of
Thomas Cullnan.
Charles c. Tyler OF Tyler's orches-
ira of Saratoga Springs, n. Y, is in
town tuning pianos. He takes the
place Of Mr.. Putnam who will soon go
west TO make his home on account Of
i'll health.
&C. A. Adams and family who have
been spending few days ut o. Il
Adams returned to Adams, Mass,
Thursday. They will go from there to
Wiscasset, Maine, where they will |
occupy a cottage for two months.
The funeral services of the late
Thomas Cullinan End of Depot street,
who died suddenly Thursday morning
after an illness Of two days, was
held from st. Columbo's church Satur-
day morning at 0 o'clock.
EAST ARLINGTON.
Hugh Webb has been in Rutland
several days.
Miss Celia |. Blair was in Ben
nington Thursday. Fl
Miss Edith Grout of Middlebury
college is at her home in town.
Miss Gertrude Shepard of Ben
nington is visiting relatives in town.
Hon. j. B. Webb attended the
horse show in Rutland Wednesday.
Mrs. l.. II. Blair of North Ben
nington is visiting her son, X. A.
Blair
r.. N. Reimalls and wife of Sey-
mour, Conn, are visiting at |. J.
Warmers.
Roy M. Andrew of Yale college is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
II. Andrew. Il
e. l.. Bailey and wife of Middle
ton, Conn, were called here Wednes-
day by the serious illness Of the for
mer's father. |.
Richard Bailey died at the home
of II. A. Brown Thursday morning.
The funeral was held Friday after ,
noon at $50. The burial will be in
Conn, Mr.. Bailey's for
mer home.
The ball game in North Benning-
ton Saturday between the Olympics
and G. M. b. resulted in favor of the
latter. Score 8to 10. Thursday the
North Adams ball team will play with
the home team.
EAST DORSET. II
j. H. Robinson of Brandon was in '
town Tuesday tuning pianos.
Mr.. and Mrs. Selah Wilkins have
been visiting at Alex Sears.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Beebe are
visiting friends in Massachusetts,. II
Mr.. and Mrs. Butts and Mrs.
Jams and daughter. Helen, of Albany,
we're guests at H. A. Brophy's last
week.
Howard Freddy and family and
VIM. Freedley, Jr., of Philadelphia,
ire at the Wilson House for a few
weeks. {
Last Wednesday Geo. A. Jennings {
iprained his ankle badly while jump
ng from a car, but he has recovered .
to be out.
Geo. A. Reed went 10 Bennington {
ecently on business, also c. H. Rob 3
,erts TO Troy and G. M. Wall 10 .
Mrs. George Benstead and little !
laughter of Rutland are spending
ew weeks with the formers parents, 1
ar. and Mrs. Alex Brown. b
Miss Bertha Bowen was gradu-
ted from the Castleton Normal school
ast week and Is home for the summer.
he graduating class numbered 80.
Felix Boyia Of Boston has been
allied here by the illness of his parents,
ir. and Mrs. Augustus Bovia. Mr..
iowa is still very sick but Mrs. Bovia
much better.
Don't forget the Field Day sports n
t Wallis Field at o'clock on the
fternoon on July 4th. Also the ice
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