The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-09-24
EAST ARLINGTON
Mr.. N NJ. Shenard is Ill.

EAST ARllN0JDN,
Mrs. n. NJ, Shepard is i'll.
r.. n. Phillips was in Bennington
Saturday.
-Gcorge Cole and wife we're III Nortl
Adams recently.
Mrs. n. NJ Coping left for Mon
treal Saturday.
Miss Pauline Webb has returned tc
her school in Rutland
Mrs. A. Blair spent Saturday with
friends in North Bennington.
Mrs. Edward Mcdonald spent sew.
eral days in Bennington recently.
Mrs. H. N. Niles and Mrs. d. n
Walsh spent Thursday in North AID.
ans, Mass.
Miss Gladys Nichols, Winnie, Era
and Roy Grout are attending Burr q
Burton Seminary.
Leo Gr0ut has returned to u. V.
NJ. Burlington and Miss Edith Grout
TO Middlebury College.
DR.. Moore and family have return
ed to New York after spending several
weeks mt q. 7. Saiford's.
Hugh Webb has been spending a
week in Rutland as the guest of his
sister, Mrs. Bert Marshall.
Hoyt Spelman's wife and children
of New York City are spending several
weeks in town. Mr. Spelman will join
them later on.
Mrs. M. V. Grout of SALISBURY is
in town caring for her mother, Mrs.
Henry Burt, who has been i'll for sew
eral weeks.
Rev. C. II. Mead gave very in
teresting discourse in the NJ. Il. church
Sunday evening. 1t was called the
Bottle Sermon
Roy NJ. Andrew has returned to
Yale College after spending the sum
mer months with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. X. II. Andrew.
"A great many from this town and
and Arlington attended the Fair at
Manchester. One hundred and eighty
tickets were sold at the station We'd
nesday morning.
NORTH PowNAL.
The Crescent Club rooms have
been opened for the winter
Miss Helen X. Paddock has gone
to Wheaton Seminary, Norton, Mass.
Large numbers from this town Wis
tied the North Adams and Cambridge
fairs.
M. Brownell Bates, X. +. d. car
rier. has returned from a ten days
visit in Boston.
--Pownal Lodge +. d A. NJ. are i'm
proving the appearance of their rooms
by laying new carpets throughout.
The vestry of the Congregational
church is being newly papered and
painted. The kitchen is also being en-
larged.
MIR. and Mrs. l.. A. Beard have re.
turned from Scoharie, n. Y. During
his absence his office in the b. q NJ.
X. h. station was filed 10y c. Burke OF
Pownal.
An Italian, suffering from con
attempted suicide by step
ping before a moving train one night
last week. He was saved by the prompt
action Of bystanders.
The Baptist church is TO have
stained glass windows. There will be
eight windows allof which will be given
BY members Of the congregation. The
church will also be painted.
The Congregational Sunday school
II this WALLACE was represented at the
recent convention in North Bennington
81 Thomas Armstrong and Thomas
- n. billiard was in Williamstown,
Mass, Saturday as guest Of Misses
Frances and Marcia Snyder. who are
pending a short time at their former
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle +. Gnilford /
ave moved 10 Pownal, after passing /
he summer Al the home Of Mrs. Gull
ord's father, Dr. +. +. Potter. MIR
iuilfoui's song, 'If Were You" has
nsi been Published.
Miss Constance Potter Of Pownnl
rhile playing eroqaei last week vas
.adly injured. Her opponent in strik
NIX missed The ball, and the head of
be- mAllei flew 81 striking her IN The
,ack ~ the bead and neck making
eep wound.
The suit brought by Attorney NJ.
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