The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-04-23

Paul Proyan, youngest son OF Mrs
A. Proyan, died Sunday night after
months Of suffering with consumption.
Paul was young man Of high moral
principles and respected by all who
knew him. He was a member Of the
Baraea class and will be greatly missed
by the members. A mother, three SIS
tiers and two brothers survive him. The
sincere sympathy Of the community
goes out to the bereayed family.
EAST DORSET.
Oscar Crandal of Rutland spent
Sunday in town,
Lloyd Dryden is spending a few
days here with his parents.
MIR. Dean Of Salisbury WIS IN
town on business last Friday.
Mrs. Grace Ames is visiting at hei
former home in Gens Falls, n. y.
Frank Chapel Of Brooklyn, n. y,
is spending a few days at Mrs. katha-
rine stones.
Ann Torrey and her son, George,
of Troy, are spending some time here
with relatives.
e. NJ. Torrey has been very i'll FOL
over a week but is slightly better at the
present writing,
Mrs. Jane Ames, who has been IN
Rutland during the winter, has return
ed TO her home in this village.
Mrs. McGiun who has been spend
ing several weeks in North Adams,
Mass, returned home last week,
Mrs. VIM. Herrick Of North Dorset
went to Burlington last Saturday for
treatment in the hospital. Mrs. Herrick
has been seriously i'll for some time.
She was accompanied by her sister,
Ann Torrey.
M. b. Hope Of Kingston, n. Y,
was in town last week. He was accom-
panied by little Katharine Griffith who
has been with grandfather and grand
mother Rope ever since their removal
10 Kingston, but she will now live here
with her father. We are sorry to learn
that Mrs. Hope has had a shock of par.
alysis lately and is in extremely poor
health.
The store owned and occupied for
almost thirty-eight years by j. NJ.
Griffith was burned early last Friday
morning. The fire was discovered
about four o'clock and soon the whole
village was aroused, but in spite of all
efforts the building burned with some
of the contents, although good pro-
portion of the goods on the lower floor
were saved. The house just south of
the store, also owned by Mr. Griffith
and occupied by A. Il. Belknap. was
in great danger OF burning, and Mr..
Belknap's goods were moved out, but
the house was saved after much hard
work, although there was some dam
age done both to the house and its
contents.
ARLINGTON.
C. A. Toombs spent Saturday in
Dorset.
Mrs. Z. c. CulIinan is in Bcnning-
ton for a few days.
Charles Reid is visiting his brother
at Dalton, Mass.
Miss Maude Adams is in Luther.
vile, Nd. visiting her brother.
I'll. G. Barber of North Bennington
was al NJ, s Gocwey's over Sunday.
Fred Hoyt Of Pittsheld, Mass. is
visiting his amt. Mrs. Mary Houghton.
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Phillips Of
Troy spent Sunday at @. D. Howard's
Miss Bertha Cross of Manchester
was the guest Of Miss Ceciel Connoy
Saturday.
Miss Anna Quinn Of Bennington
spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. II.
S. Wilson.
H. 5. Rule Of Rutland was the
guest Of her niece. Miss Florence Hol-
den, over Sunday.
&C. O. Hard and Miss Clara +. Per.
kins Of Manchester spent Easter Sun.
day at Mr.. Hard's hume here.
Guy Brownson aud daughter. Mrs.
May Laihrop, returned Friday from
Danyille, Ont, where they passed the
winter.
H. s. Wilson, J. r, Judsou aud
II NJ FArnham we're chosen as the
delegates to the staic and district con.
yen,ious 70 be held in Burlington the
18th and 10th.
There will be special Coumuni.
cation Of Red Mountain Lodge No. GO.
r a A. NJ, on Friday evening Of this
week, for the purpose 81 installing The
recently elected officers.
LONDONDERRY.
-Pcyion Holt i still confined to the
house.
Mrs. A. b. Waite was ID Chester
over Sunday.
Siiliman Chiids drove ibe Chester
stage lAsi week.