The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-10-15

{ seek The FAIR began Monday evening
ana All coulinus ihroagh he pcrk
llrH Dean and family hare moved
! from the Soaih yiliags " toe North
Quargy The hause taratci b NJ,
Dean !. d h. oeeapied BY John cote.
wliu exp~eit ~ lnasp 10 ~ s,oa ~ P,s
siblg
Mr. B,arge Coping returned e
Der hoate last friday She hns btsn
81 Tho home u her brother. George
Ss1lou, al Manchester Depot Tor srv.
seeks. aad ha, made considerable iiu.
pnirpmeul 10 health during Der ah-
serce, Bertha Buphy, who accom-
pauir4i Mo topping, has also rtnru.
~
Work has been begun preparatory
10 laying the foundation ior The house
H. + Bowen Is put up on his building
lot ii the village. Mr.. Bowen is going
~ take down his tenant housr, former
~ known ~ the Dunn house. aud put
il np on the building site just north.oi
Dr. Coehrane's residence.
There will bc a walk conducted by
the Young Peoples Society this Satur
day, the weather permitting. 1t is
planned TO go 10 Beech Ridge. starting
from the station at ten o'clock. Dinner
will be served about noon from the
baskets carried by the party. All
young people are cordially invited 10
90 and enjoy the fine October scenery.
PERU.
Mrs. II. j. Batehelder Of Newfane
is visiting relatives IN town.
Miss Mary Coolidge is gaining
rapidly. She attended church last sun
day.
Mrs. Il. l.. Russell is attending the
c. Il. convention at Fair Haven this
week.
DR.. Start of Hartford, Conn. has
been spending a short time at the
Bromley House.
Mrs. George Rush aud children
we're quite i'll last week, but are much
better at present writing.
Mrs. M. j. Hapgood aud Miss
Della Hapgood have returned from
their trip TO Lake George.
Rev. Mr.. Aliens Old Home Week
sermon has been printed aud copies
can be obtained at Dea. Lyons.
Beautiful autumn weather. A lit
tie much needed rain fell Sunday morn
ing. Farmers have most of their crops
harvested.
Mr.. and Mrs, A. G. Carey are en-
joying carriage drive TO Rutland,
where they are spending few days
with relatives.
In the absence Of our pastor, Mrs.
Allen read a sermon Sunday morning.
Next Sunday, Oct. lsth Rev +. H.
Allen will close his work here.
Mrs. H NJ. Swift and Mrs. h. b.
Hapgood attended the Sunday School
Rally of the Glebe Mountain S. s. As
ISOLATION at Weston Thursday.
We learn that Delmer b. Stone has
sold his farm, known as the, Goodell
Walker place, to +. p. Smonds, pos
session to be given about Nov LIST.
Wilbur Wooster, who recently pur
chased farm here, and has been max
ing some repairs on his property, has
returned TO his home in Shoreham.
Mrs. Isaac Dryden. who has spent
some time with her children in town,
has gone to Rutland where she has
position AS housekeeper for Mrs. w
II. Burroughs.
Mrs. Ira Waite is seriously i'll. Dr. |
Fitzgerald attendes her. DR.. Fitzger
aid of Burlington is attending DR.. Gal
wins patients during the latter's alb
sence at Montpelier.
One of our townsmen has recently
received a letter from George Barnard |
Whitney, who is at present living III
st. George, Utah. Mr.. Whitney has
not forgotten old Peru.
Mrs. Helera Whitney, wife Of the
late Slowell Whitney, who will be re-
membered by few of the older people
of the town, has returned to her home
in Glens Falls, N. y, after spending
some time at the Bromley House.
The Bromley House was closed
Oct. 10th, after very successful sea
son. Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Hapgood of
Easton, Pa, and Mrs. h. S. Mapes Of
Brooklyn, n. T., will return TO their
homes soon. The hotel has had two
prosperous seasons under their man
agement and we hope they will return
next year.
LANDGRoyE.
Mrs. Rodney W. Roby was at home
over Sunday.
Fred Perkins of Townshend is Wis
itng at +. II Bulls.
Carl Vestine is working for Rod
ney Roby carpentering.
Miss Mary h. Howard of Thomp-
sonburg visited at Rodney Roby's Sun
day.
MIR. and Mrs Aaron Sheldon aud
son Warren, have returned TO their
home in Wardsboro.
EAST ARLINGTON.
&c. /. Hendee Of Bennington was IN
town Friday.
"A. n. Webb spent Saturday in
Bennington.
Hugh Webb spent Sunday with
friends in Rutland.