The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-04-11
ARLINGTON.

AptHooi7 NP&hNN fADh1Sy 1890 w.
Easter vacation.
Mrs. T.. A. Bump and son are Wis
iting in Lee, Mass.
Miss Kate Card OF New York city
is visiting relatives in town.
Mr., and Mrs. June left Friday TO
the northern part of the state.
DIR. w. S. Phillips has been con
fined to the house the past week will
illness.
Miss Margaret Higgins who ha
been visiting in town left for her hom'
in Middlebury.
Miss Sara Cullinan has returned
from New York where she was called
by the death of relative.
james Cullinan has accepted tn,
position of station agent in the place
made vacant by Mr.. June.
Percy Lathrop Of Albany and I'll
Lathrop of Schenectady, who spen
their Easter vacation in town, returned
to their work last week. '%-~
EAST ARLINGTON.
Miss Gertrude Shepard of Water
town, Mass, spent Thursday with
friends in town.
Miss Bertha Hawkins of Middle
town, N. Y, is visiting her mother
Mrs. d. g. Barney.
Mrs. Viola Grey of Bennington is
in town.
Mrs. George Budro very pleasantly
entertained the whist club Wednesday
evening.
Bertha Cross of Burr and Burton
Seminary is visiting Miss Nellie Grout.
Edward Mcdonald has a position
in Bennington.
Miss Julia Caldwell was in Ben
nington Saturday.
The whist club will meet with Will
liam Stafford April 10.
Ira Stafford and Leo Grout have
returned to U.v.M. after weeks va
cation.
Miss Caroline Shuffelton Of Ben
nington was in town over Sunday.
Percy Judson Of New York city
spent Thursday with his father, j. X.
Judson.
William Mattison and wife spent
with the formers mother in
Mrs. Lucy Dean Of New York is
visiting friends in town.
M. A. Peckcm and wife Of Ben
nington spent Sunday with the lstter's
brother, NJ. v. Grout.
SOUTH sHArTsBURY.
--Michael Downs died last week at
Carl Mattison's.
Rev. c. s. Agan went 10 Confer.
pnce at Saratoga, N. y, Tuesday.
Mrs. John Huntington, who has
,een in a Troy hospital for some time,
q recovering.
--Edgerton Way Of Manchester Is At
L. W. Coles working on the piazza
which Mr.. Cole is adding 10 bis house.
The funeral Of the infant son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Bottum, born
March "a and died April 2, was held
he 4th. Rev. Geo. Williams officiating.
The community was saddened Tues
lay evening, April 2, when il was
snown that Miss Irene Hitchcock had
passed away. Her fathers death &C.
,urred March 6, and the bereaved fam.
" have the sympathy Of large circle
4 friends In their double affection.
Hiss Hitchcock was the oldest daugh.
er Of Rev. Merrill and Ida NJ. Hitch.
,ock. She was born In South Shafts
Jury. where her father was then
PREACHING, April 26, 1850. AT the age
L twelve years she united with the
1 e,hodisi church. She was member
4 the Epworth League and an active
md interested worker. She was a
nember Of the Senior class Of the Ben.
.ington High School and would have
,raduated with high honors in June,
"a. early in January she was stricken
nth typhoid fever which terminated in
Her sickness was long
nd painful but she suffered uncom-
,lainingiy until released by death.
he funeral Was held nj her late home
friday afternoon OF one O'Clock. Rev.
!. X. Agan Officiating. There was q
Arre attendance. The Bennington
iigh School closed for the day at ii.,o
"A IA. tssrhsrx pvinrfual A r. Viii.