The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-09-03

Ms ulfHs knd nsnEhiff who
have ieen spending several sveks ai
bea, Lyons hasr retained 10 tbesr
bone IL somsrsslls. MAss
Z "A tssok party Was held on the WI
lGss lApu sad Bromlsy House porch
faesdsy evening Cor ihe benefit - iae
library The uiis. II books we're
illustrated and a pleasant event a
spent.
REV, " II. Allen viii resume his
travel talk again FridAy evening He
sah5crl ~ili b. 'lrrlaud and ihe lrish
/ people" There viii he music during
lbe ereaing Miss Edna Burroughs
vii play some ehSraclerislie lrisn airs
on tbs violin.
Friends u Chas. Whitney we're
7 pleased 10 see him in town Friday,
when be- spent most o. the day with
bis brother, J H. Whiiney. He is
still feeble from his severe illness Of
last siuier. Mrs Whitney aud his son
George 81 Wobnrn. Mass. accompap-
led hlm.
"a pleasant surprise vas given Mrs.
w b. simonds Wednesday afternoon,
Aug 9TH, by her daughter, Mrs. W.
II. Burroughs. About twenty ladies
were invited 30 meet al three O'Clock
NJ Mrs. Burroughs home, and when
they bad arrived, Mrs. Simonds WAS
sent for. They we're entertained with
music and rocitations. Mrs. Burroughs
aud Miss Edna Burroughs played some
organ and violin duets, and Miss
Theresa Qaackenbush and Miss Bur
ronghs gave several recitations. Tea
aud waters aud birthday cake were
served and the ladies departed after
wishing Mrs. Simonds many more
happy birthdays.
LASDGRoy..
Myron Cahrenger Of Grafton, n
Y, is visiting his father, chas. Cab
renger.
Mrs. Aaron Aldrieh and son Ches-
ter Of Chesterfield, N. H., are visiting
her brother Chas. Cahrenger.
Mr.. aud Mrs. james Barton who
have been visiting their daughter in
Wardsboro returned home Saturday
Mrs. Eugene Vets and son Law
renee of Weston have been visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. w, Towslee.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rush and son
Willie, doe Dryden and wife and Mrs
l.. A. Dryden picniced at the Richard
son Lodge in Peru Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. james McCawley and
daughter Helen, who have been visit
ing at T. II. Bulls, returned to their
home in Lowell, Mass, Friday.
EAST RUPERT.
&C. NJ. Harwood is on the sick list.
Daniel Lackey is taking short
vacation.
Mrs. Emma Roberts Towsley is on
the sick list.
John Dennison visited friends here
on Sunday last.
Miss Lillian Dennison was recent |
visitor here.
Several from this place attended
the Cambridge Fair this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Danforth and
children at West Granville, N. Y, are
relatives and friends in town.
Miss Hazel Wheten visited Miss
Wlnona Stone in Dandy a couple of
days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. o. Wheten de-
part for their new home in Rochester,
n. Y, this week. Their many friends
greatly regret their removal.
Mrs. Mary Wilkins Tobn, wife of
Thomas Tobin, passed away Sunday
Aug. 80. She has been great sufferer
'or long time. Dropsy seemed TO be !
HE disease She was married TO Mr..
robin about 90 years ago and is sur
lived by him and son William of this ,
place, and daughter, Mrs. Robert
1ubit of Hoosick Falls, N. y, also an
adopted son Raymond and several {
,rothers aud sisters She has made
many friends here who will sympathze (
With the family in their bereavement
ARLINGTON.
jay Welsh of Comstocks is visiting
Ms parents.
Miss Alice Cullinan spent Sunday
n East Dorset.
Miss Margaret Thompson spent
sunday in Proctor.
w. c. Farnum has returned from
Voonsocket, X. |.
DR.. and Mrs. c. W. Phillips were
b Troy Friday and Saturday.
Miss Agnes Robinson visited her
ister in Rupert recently.
Mrs. Lawrence Schroeder of New
'ork is at Noel Coles.
Mrs. l.. Il. White Of North Adams,
lass, is visiting in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. ID. Howard spent
syeral days in Troy recently.
Miss Grace Babcock Of New York
visiting her mother. Mrs. b. V Bah
lck.
Mrs. George Williams and child of
enningion are visiting her brother,
d. Cullinan at The Arlington.
--Jarvie Wyman and Miss Martha
cDermott were married at John Me.
ermott's on Wednesday evening last.
Hiss Elizabeth Howard of New
ork who has been boarding IN town
r several weeks returned home on