The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-01-02

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gossip.
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snnasl n-csings apd sieci'cis. Tbs
Congregations Sunday schosl elccts~i
The follosin1 ofscer saDday for The
year Superintendent. Mrs. Geo. y
Coping. Treasurer. Miss Lou Wall.
ior lhs quarter, Secretary, MISC Helen
Wall. Librarian. Miss Edith fasrman.
The ioang feople's Society has iis
election II onsccrs for the ensuing term
o. ssn month after The Missionary meet
ing w be bsld al the Walls this even.
ing. The annual meeting Of the East
Dorset Union Society Is called for sis
O'Clock, and the annual business meet
ing IL lhs Congregational church Tor
sigl, O'Clock Tuesday evening, Jan. ].
The Reading Room Association meets
70 elect officers aud transact other bus
mess Wednesday evening, Jan. y.
ARLINGTON.
--Eid Somers Of Troy has been visit
INK friends In town.
Miss Sara Cnllinan was in Ben
nington one day recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. James lyman and
family spen, Christmas in katland.
Mr.. Marsh and child Of Hoosiek
Falls Is visiting nj Geo. Whitten's.
Miss Josephine Robinson OF Rocbes-
Ter, W., is spending week in town.
Miss Gretta Dunn Of North Adams
has been visiting her sister on School
street.
Miss Margaret Hayes OF Cambridge
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Mary
CullinAn.
Edward Higgins OF Bennington
was at Thomas Cullinan's ON School
street Christmas.
Miss JuIis Cullinan Of Bennington
spent Christmas at her home on School
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Lathrop spent
Christmas with Mr.. Latbrop,s mother
in Sunderland.
II. ID. West and family having spent
Christmas at +. Vests returned TO Al
bany Thursday.
Percy Lathrop and family of South
SALISBURY spent Christmas at Mrs.
May Lathrop's.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Howard spent
Christmas with Mr.. Towards people
IN S0utn bnhitspuTy'
Miss Joltz Of North Adams has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Edward
Cullinan, on Main street.
Miss Maude Cummings, stenogra-
pher for Hale Co., left Tuesday for her
home in Cheshire, Mass.
Miss Florence Hard and friend af-
ter spendidg Christmas at Y. Hard's
have returned 10 Schenectady.
james Thompson, who is attend
ing college in Montreal, is spending
the holidays at his home here.
MIR. and Mrs. Patrick Cullinan and
daughter OF Main street spent Christ
mas with relatives in Dandy.
Mrs. u. c. Woodwork is spending
the holidays with relatives and friends
in New York state.
-Marten Walsh OF Glens Falls is
spending the holidays with his people
Mr.. and Mrs. William Walsh.
Mr.. and Mrs. jerome Gault left
Tuesday for Bennington where they
spent Christmas with their daughters,
Mrs. w. Vault and Mrs. John Risdon.
WEST. ARLINGTON.
Harry Farnham is attending court
in Bennington.
Miss Clara Hanaman spent Christ
mas with her parents.
Mrs. Y. g. Farnham was in North
Bennington several days recently.
IF. II. Farnham who has been on
the sick list il somewhat improved.
A few from this place attended
church at East Arlington Sunday eve
ming.
Mabel Farnham spent Christmas in
South SALISBURY, the guest Of Grace
Buck.
GRACE and Robert Buck Of South
SALISBURY have been spending several
days in town.
Charles yelling Of Johnsonville, n.
Y, was the guest ofDaniel Harrington
during the holidays.
Harry Hayden closed his school on
the Green" Monday, Dec. q, after
very successful term. Mr.. Hayden ex-
poets 70 return again after the holidays.
This community was saddened,
when, on Christmas morning. Robert
Mckee, a resident Of the place, passed
away after long illness. He leaves a
wife, three sons and one daughter 10
mourn his loss. The sympathy Of the
whole community goes out TO the fam.
ily in their bereavement.
SOUTH DORSET
"A broken winter this.
The South Dorset postofiice is soon
70 be money order Office which will
be quite handy.
The Forester dance at the new
hall last week was success. The large
hall Was packed full.