The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-08-19

Ne AZ Prof. q. II Gates, Prof, and
MIS- Frank Ward u Lansing. Mich.
Principal and Mrs. Charles Curtis u
81 Louis. Mo. aud Miss Belle Middle.
krAn; Al Deacon Charles tsilbet's.
Miss Lowery II Neu York; al Miss
Hattie tsilsct's. Mics WILSON 81 Chit
cAgo. M.
The fnllowing registered ~ The Inn
last weekly. u. Ludeman and daugh.
Ter. Mrs. Burton Traneite, Mrs. j. Jay
Nesiell. Mr aud Mrs. Leonard, John
n. Leonard Miss Harriet Iiolley, New
York; T.. 4. Sheldon sud wife. Ottawa.
Kan. J. G. Davidson, Toronto. Can. 4,
Mics a. s. Page. Brooklyn \. r.: y.
Farrell. J. A. lscsssy, Pouliney. vi;
Mrs. Frank McCord, Miss c. NJ. vii.
hanson. Flushing, l.. Ii Miss Hattie
Gray, Dorset; II IL. Maynard, FAIR
Haven. VI; WIN. Charlton aud wife.
Benson, VI; X. Il. fooie, J. ID. shrod-
cr. A. Il. Taft, Troy, \. y; Stanley
Dean, Chicago. ILL.,; A. h, Ralston.
Schaghtieoke, N. Y; $. NJ. Stevenson
and wife, Miss Alma MeGowen, Yonk-
ers. n. T.; IL. G. Hayes. West Raperl,
VI, Ellis NJ. Tolgcr, West Pawlet, VI.
When in Granville last week your
correspondent was invited by II. b.
Barden TO 20 down TO the Barden. Con.
nor farm a mile South OF Granville,
aud see pair OF Arabian horses which
were there for season. They were
brought TO America by Mr. Davenport
OF Boston with large number Of Others,
about thirty in ALL The two At II g
farm are as handsome pair as one
could wish, aud for the purpose for
wgich they were imported, riding aud
are about perfect. Gennasse
is a handsome gray five years old, and
Elbn blue black, is six years old. 1t
seems as if they were almost human
they are so intelligent, obeying every
command given them by their atten.
dant, Mr.. Lee. lfany ofthe Journal
readers should be in Granville they
would be well repaid for calling on the
Arabs.
EAST DORSET.
Dir. Bartlett of Bennington was in
town last week.
DIR. and Mrs. j. |. Cochrane were
in Troy last week.
Miss Sarah Stone is a guest of rel
atives in Dorset.
Robert Gray visited his sister Mrs.
j. II. Nadeau recently.
"A son was born last week to Mr..
and Mrs. james Colvin.
Miss Katherine Stone has returned
from visit to New York.
Miss Louise Buffum has returned
to her home in Bennington.
Mrs. Nellie Lane of Dandy spent
at j, M. Griliith's.
Mrs. Helen Wilson of Pawlet is
visiting Mrs. Sara Cochrane.
Miss Sadie Sherlock is spending
her vacation at her home here.
Miss Aileen Somers OF Arlington
spent Sunday with Miss Jennie Leary.
Mrs. Flossie Ramsdell of Portland,
Me-, is visiting relatives in town.
"A number from her attended the
excursion TO Lake George last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira II. Glover were
in Rutland Friday of last week for the
day.
Misses Anna and Maud Brophy of
Rutland are guests of Miss Eliza Shell
Ter.
Several from this place attended
the Field Day exercises at Manchester
last week.
Dennis Riley's mother and sister
from Malone, N. Y, are spending some
time at his home.
Miss Matilda Griffith, Mary Louise,
Katherine, and Tom Griffith are visit
ing in Oneida, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ames and grand
daughter, Gertrude, of Wallingford,
are guests at Chas. Gifford's.
"A. w. Nudge of Rochester, N. ",
is spending week with his wife and
daughter at the Wilson House.
Miss Helen Wall, who has been
spending several weeks at the sea
shore. has returned to her home.
The annual picnic of st. Jerome's
church was held on last Saturday. fol.
lowed by dance in the evening
Cornelius Whalon, Mrs. Thomas
Quigley and daughter, Elizabeth, are
guests of w. C. Whalon.
Mrs. John Crandall, ST., is at her
home after being absent nearly all
summer.
Mrs. NJ. j. Warren entertained a
few friends at Bridge Whist Wednes-
day evening the 18th. Two tables.
Miss Carrie Chapman of the West
Road spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Norton.
Miss Lorraine Holley Hudson and
Miss Janet Warren who were quite i'll
last week have fully recovered.
Mrs. lmogene passenger of Glens
Falls, N. y, and Mrs. Andrus aud son
Of Bloomington, H., are guests at the
Ames'.
Miss Ida Seymour and Joseph
Beland were married Tuesday morning
1t St. Jerome's church by Rev. H. j.
Maillet.