The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-10-14

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SEN guest. II Miss lrunse l.eafY oet
Spndsy
NJ and Mr., " iiaHam a.,
Nr. and Mr.. n. A. Brepity siis ule
lhe funeral IA q. q Perkias " Railav
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NJ. Ge,,. N visH. Miss Htlsl
Wall, Mrs. u n liafats.8 ana ~
Alfred niieuded tie sapdAy Srboo
convention ~ Dor.sst last FlMay,
Mics Aurora nlnan N AsnArnal az
rived ID town Monaay evening. and j
boarding siih Mr.. Hosea Bpnson.
ARLINGTON,
NJ. and Mrs. r. NJ la,hlop u,
visiting MR. lalhfop's sister. Mn,
Z Towushend in Newark, n. u
Mrs. ]. u. wrebl and children,
accompanied by Mics Jeanne simoud'
Of Manchester. visited Mrs. France.
toolcdge Tuesday.
--George Coolidge was IN Manches.
ter Friday aud saturday
"A large crowd attended the dance
given IN forester's Hall Saturday eve
ming, aud quite few attended the
dance at Manchester Center Friday
evening,
Miss Sara Hard returned Saturday
night from Troy where she has been
10 the hospital.
Percy l.alhnp, Gilbert Vaughn,
and +. n Thompson are among those
who attended The Hudson Fulton fele.
bration.
Mark Seymour was il Bennington
over Sunday.
MIR. aud Mrs. +. n, Garfield spent
Sunday with their son Edward and his
family in Schenectady.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter strope visit
ed relatives in Albany Sunday.
William Hitchcock Of Manchester
was in town oven Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Harrington
and children of South SALISBURY visit
ed Mrs. Harrngton's mother. Mrs.
Mears, over Sunday.
"A clam bake was enjoyed Sunday
by about 100 men.
Mrs. Mary Adams returned to-
Bennington Tuesday noon after spend.
ing a few days in town concerning the
renting of her house.
Harry Chase, county game warden,
was in town Thursday and Friday
looking up fields of corn, beans, etc.,
which have been damaged by deer.
Sunderland next station Some
people wh) go away for only one-half
a day sometimes forget where their
home is at least this happened to one
person last Thursday night and he had
to ride TO Sunderland and then send
back for team TO bring him home.
Hereafter remember Arlington is the
next stop after SALISBURY.
EAST ARLINGTON.
f. n. Aliger has returned to his
home in Brooklyn after spending sew
eral days in town.
Miss May Shuffelton and sister
of Bennington spent Sunday
in town.
w NJ. Stafford attended the Hud
son-Fulton celebration in Troy Satur-
day.
N, b. Case has been spending sew
eral days with friends in Troy.
Mrs. r. n. Webb has returned to
her home after spending several weeks
with relatives in Winsted, Conn.
IF. n. Andrew and Miss Julia Cald. /
well expect to attend the Grand Chap /
ter meeting Of the O. Il. s.. which will
be held in Rutland Wednesday.
F p. Webb and wife, Mr.. and /
|. J. Warner, f. n. Nichols and wife.
]. b. Webb and Miss Adeline Conklin
spent Sunday at the Kelley Stand,
". p. S. &. II. at 6:4j at the NJ Il.
church Sunday evening. Topic, Doubt
ng Castle. Ps. 1915, | Kings bills.
Leader, Mrs. Henry Dunlap.
WEST ARLINGTON.
Mrs. H. G. Buck has returned from
, visit in Pittsfeld, Mass, and Hoosick
Falls, n. Y.
Grace Buck of South Shaitsbnfy
'isited her grandmother, Mrs. Young,
sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. b. c. Dahms enjoy
d carriage drive to Manchester Fri.
Try, stopping in West Arlington on
N their way.
Ralph Moon of South SALISBURY
yislted at Daniel Harrington's Sunday
Mrs. Katherine Poor has returned
o West Arlington, which she expects
o make her home.
e. NJ. Harrington of South Airing.
on was in town one day last week.
John Searles Of Valley Falls was in
own last week.