The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-07-15

aSsxsou Refrigerator Co.. Mr. Jones
taking BIS plses.
The village Improvement SOCIETY
beld A. regular meeting "Wednesday
afternoon II ibe home % Mrs.. Cells
Defining.
Miss l,slel Niebols bias returned
IL Nee Ycts city after spending y few
day. With her parents. Mr.. and Mr.,
y. N. Nichols
Mr. +. G. Culliuan was IN Ben.
piugton Wednesday attending ,he fan
rfal u her daughaer,in-law' father. y.
J. Morussey.
Mrs. Thomas Reid and Mrs. VITA.
Delaney visited. Thursday. their sister,
Mrs, Ira Cauheid. wbo is sick II the
Troy City HospitAl,
MIR. and Mrs. Nichols, DR.. Gadsby
and son. who have been stopping at the
Cooledge House returned 10 North
Adams. Mass, Sunday.
%. r. Liseomb, Theodore ia Bots,
Herbert Thorpe aud Walter Hates
started Tor Groat Pond Saturday where
they expect 10 stay week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Mliimore
who have been boarding in Middltbury,
are stopping al Mrs. Miitimore's sister,
Miss Nellie Higgins for the summer.
Frank Mead aud Lloyd Hayden Of
Bridgeport. Conn, who have been max
ing tour Of Southern Vermont, stop
ped for a few days on their return at
the Cooledge House.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Z. Bump, Haw-
ley Bump and Miss 6wendolyn Hayes
spent Thursday in North Adams, Mass.
Gu her return Mrs. Bump brought back
her nephew, Francis Hamlet of Nashua,
N. II.
Beginning on Sunday next and
continuing through the rest OF the sum
mer, morning service at st. James
Episcopal church will begin at eleven
o'clock. Other services the same as
before.
The following are the guests at the
Mountain View House" for the sum.
mer: Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. +. Hoff Of AL.
bauy. n. r., Miss Keekeley and nephew
of Schenectady, N. Y, Mr.. and Mrs.
Conrad and daughter of Philadelphia,
the Miss Oakland and Georgine Avery
of Troy, N. y.
M. l.. Norton, former resident Of
Arlington, passed away Wednesday,
July 9TH, at the home of his son, DR..
Arthur Norton of Middletown Springs.
Mr.. Norton came to Arlington from
Eagleville, N. Y, and lived here until
his wife, Eliza b. White, died six years
ago. Then he went to live with his son
where be has made it his home until he
died.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bassiger and daug'
ter of New York City, Mrs. Lciegan
of Savannah, who was here five years
ago, are at Mrs. 4. Nj. Lathrop's for
the summer. She also had as guests
Sunday, Mr.. Thorpe and daughter Miss
Gwendolyn, DR.. and Mrs. du Bots, Mr..
and Mrs. Comstock and son William,
Mrs. Philip Swain.and Miss johnson.
She expects several more arrivals dur
ing the week.
AT the regular meeting of the For
esters of America they elected for their
officers for the next six monts the fol-
lowing: c. r.. Henry p. Loziear; $.
G. r., Robert Shnflton; If. S., Frank
Bromley; Treas, Henry Dunlap; elect
ed Jan. |, 1900. hold Office till 1910
r. S.. P. Dutchenes; S. W., Daniel
Walsh; j. W., Frank Andrew; s. b.,
Robert Walsh; j. b., John Campbell;
Trustee for one, two and three years,
elected Jan. |, being 0. Carroll, one
year; William Andrews, two years;
and Dennis Hal, three years; Lectur-
err, DR.. 4. X. Gray. These officers
were duly installed Monday evening,
July 18th. This small court of Fores
esters was started in August, 1908,
Chartered August 10, 1908. Starting
with body of about seventeen mem
beers il now has over forty members.
money in the bank, hall, furniture,
etc.