The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-08-06


Mss Nrliip q. Wright 81 Br.ok
lya, \. y, Il spending ecek at 9
NJ. Walls
Seserai people from this plac,
went On the EXCURSION g. Lake tieorE'
last sunday
Mrs. i.ewis Williams 81 p,i,sbarg
"a. has bcen visiting her ,isler,n Law
Mrs. Jane Ames. i
Mis-, Alice stafford % South Wal
ineford spent part Of last week viii
Miss Bertha Bowen.
Mrs. Harrison Parents 81 Tipmouil
spent Wednesday and Thursday Of lasl
week a, Geo. Sears.
The Young Peoples meeting for
Ang, 2nd was postponed until Thurs
day evening, Aug. 9th. al O'Clock.
Mrs. Elba Bates Of Norwich, Ct,
was in town last week. She is ~ North
Dorset visiting her mother, Mrs. w
II. Bebee.
- Il. Butlum, J. NJ. Bebee, A. j.
loyeland and G. NJ. Wall attended the
Democratic county convention at Ben
nington last Friday.
Several Of Fred Sears friends gave
him surprise party last Saturday eve.
ming. Refreshments We're served and
all enjoyed a pleasant evening.
Mrs. Grace Ames has gone 10
Glens Falls, N. ", called there by the
death of friend. Mrs. Ames expects
TO be absent two or three weeks.
Mrs. q. II. Freddy with her
daughters, Misses Elizabeth and Anna,
arrived at the Wilson House last week
Mr.. Freddy has been here for some
time.
Miss Ethel Roberts is visiting at
DIR. Cochrane's. Miss Roberts is n
daughter of the late Charles Roberts
who was a professor in Columbia Col
lege, New York city, for many years
aud who was well known in this vicn-
ity as an elocutionalist of unusual
merit
= The social at the hall last Thurs
day evening was very successful al
though the weather was untavorable.
The music consisting of vocal and in
strumental solos and duets together
with chorus of voices was greatly en-
ioyed and much appreciated, The net
proceeds were little over Sl5.
On account OF absence from home
Rev. N. A. Mcintyre will be unable to
preach at the Congregational church
here next Sunday afternoon. 1t is ex-
pected that Rev. Harry McCready of
Manchester Center will supply the pull
pit. The services will be as usual,
Sunday school at two o'clock, church
at three and Young Peoples meeting
at eight.
Rev. d. NJ. Rogers arrived here
last Thursday evening and left town
for Boston early Monday morning. He
called on as many Of the people as pos
sible during his short stay, but was I'M
able from lack Of time to see everyone.
Mr.. Rogers preached Sunday morning
and evening TO unusually large congre-
cations. The subiect'in the evening
was the mission work at HAHN, Tur-
key, where Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers ex-
pect to arrive about the middle Of De-
tober. Mr.. Rogers many friends were
glad TO welcome him back TO East Dor
set and wish him every success in his
future work.
EAST ARLINGTON.
r.. A. Blair spent Saturday in Ben.
nington.
H. N. Niles has returned from a
fishing trip in Canada.
"A party of young people are camp |
ing at CIRCUITS pond.
Mrs. G. A. Fields has been visiting
friends in Bennington.
r.. H. Gaul of North Bennington
spent Sunday in town.
Joseph H, Shuflleton of Burling-
ton is spending several weeks at home.
l. j. Warner and r. Il. O'Brien
were in North Bennington Saturday.
james O'Brien of Troy has been
spending several days with his sister,
Mrs. Richard Morton.
Miss Helen Russel of Adams,
Mass, is spending several days at |.
j. CIRCUITS.
Rev. c. H. Mead and wife who
have been visiting relatives in North
field. N. Y, have returned.
Miss Irene Quigley has returned to
her home in Rutland after spending
several days with Pauline Webb.
Marble City of Rutland played ball
with the G. M. BIS. Saturday. The
game resulted in tie, TT.
Fred Barrett and wife of North
have moved into one of Mr..
Bnrrett's tenement houses on Main St.
Miss Celia |. Blair is spending sew
sral days in North Bennington as the
guest Of her cousin, Gertrude B. Shep-
,rd.
Mrs. L. J.. Hartwel and son Err
rest, formerly Of this place, now Of
ADAMS. Mass, visited friends in town
'eeentIy.
Nj. V. Grant is soon to move his
amily to North SALISBURY where be
las as position as clerk for Il. h. Ran
Iall.
The picnic at the Boiling Spring"
asst Tuesday, July y, was enjoyed by
ii present. A ball game was one Of
he pleasures Of the afternoon.
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