The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-11-05

/ lYn, n Y. whore she hhs beea sisii
ing Cor two or ,htes weeks
Mrs. LoatsA Woods arrived ia sowi
Monday. She expects n spend ih
siuisr here with her daughter, M.
Elmer Ball,
The repairs At lhe Congregations
church arr vel hegnn. the mason wpri
90 the hatch aAy Is iinisbed and read,
foe the carpenter work which aill b.
dome within few seeks
The Toaastsrm aud much u 10,
personal property thefcon was snld Al
auction last Thursday This farm va,
sold Tor 81. TT 10 Andrew Gorinlcy Wiz,
has managed the farm for about thir
teen years.
The Halloween Social nj The ball
last Saturday evening Was well attend.
Cd, Special games were PLAYED and a
lllile over ten dollars were cleared. This
is ~ go toward the fund which the
Young Peoples Society is raising 10
purchase a new church carpet.
Tine annual Harvest Supper given
by the ladies of the Congregational
church will be held at the Hall Satur'
day evening. Nov. 9Th. Supper will be
served from six 10 nine o'clock Music
and games will be provided and every.
one is invited TO be present
PERU.
Gold aud windy weather after the
rainy days Of last week
- The auction al the Ira Walker place
on Saturday was quite well attended
and articles sold brought good prices
usually.
Miss Ada Turner is spending two
weeks vacation with her sister, Mrs. +.
r. Crossman.
Earl c. Bailey, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harrison Bailey, has been spend
ing few days with his aunt, Mrs. j.
b. Brown.
Representative +. r. Crossman
was home over Sunday.
-Delmer b. Stone is moving into
the Ira Walker house.
Lloyd Stone is in town.
Services were held at the church
as usual Sunday morning, n sermon
being read by Della Hapgood
We were much pleased TO receive
an extended visit from Mr.. Grant and
Mr.. Cosmus, who have been registered
and came up here from New York to
vote, increasing out list of desirable
citizens" Sunday they partook of a
bear steak dinner at the Lodge"
ARLINGTON.
Mrs. W. s. Phillips is in Troy for
a few days.
&C. d. Gilchrist is in Albany on
business.
b. j. Bevis of Schenectady spent
Sunday at u. Hard's.
e. c. Woodwork was in Albany
on Tuesday.
Lewis Batchelder of Dorset spent
Sunday with George Coolidge.
Mrs. n. c. Woodwork is visiting
friends in Bennington.
Miss Florence Hard was home
from Schenectady over Sunday.
DR.. c. W. Phillips and Mrs. Phil
lips were in Troy and Albany this
week.
Paul Waterman has returned to
New York after spending the summer
at the "Brindle Dog"
Mrs. Alice Hoyt of Pittsfeld, Mass.
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Crofut, on
Water st.
Mrs. Charles Phillips Of North
Bennington is visiting her granddaugh.
ter, Mrs. G.. ID. Howard.
p: c. Cullnan of School St., has
returned from Wilmington, N. G., +
where he has been for over year.
Mrs. Richard Leake has closed her
summer home and returned TO Albany
with her family forth winter.
Forest fires have broken out again
On the Green Mountain in the town of
and are burning as fierce
y as ever.
On account of the extremely low
water in the spring supplying the vii
age, the water is turned off except for
, short time each day.
Eli Lathrop spent Sunday with his
mother. Mrs. May Lathrop on Water
St. Mr.. Lathrop is with the General
Electric Works in Schenectady.
Miss Maude Adams is visiting her
brother Prof. Charles Adams in Cas-
Teton. Prof. Adams is superintendent
If schools in Castleton and surrounding
owns.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fisher are Wis
ting Mr.. Fisher family in Saltwater,
pennsylvania, and later will spend
ome time with Mrs. Fishers family,
Dr.. and Mrs. James Garfield in Pleas
,ntville, N. Y.
EAST ARLINGTON.
r.. A. Blair spent Thursday in Ben
Iington.
j. II. Shufileton has returned 10
he U. V. NJ.
Mrs. John Parkinson was in Rut-
and Monday.
CLARK Hamilton and wife of Sand
.ate spent Friday in town.
Miss Grace Buck of South Shafts
ury spent Sunday at her brothers., Il.
:. Buck.
Mrs. Irving Groui has been spend