The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-03-18

ieroriiag lalA "a ihe iouug Peoples
Meeting Sunday evening. The iopn
Vas ''oar Temperance Laws" and NJ
unusually large number we're Gus,
News was received last week % ih'
binh 81 san 10 Rev. add Mrs. u. NJ
Rogers. They expect TO locate per
mAnenlly al Hadiin IN Mouth a two
Mr.. Rogers having already been iher'
for short time.
PERU.
-wArren Tafi i At W. W. West
for time.
Lyle 4, BaicheldeI is home from
l.. a q. Seminary for short vacation
Geo. n. Wyman Of Manchester
Center is visiting his sister aud nephes
for few days. NJ
Mrs. w. II Burroughs Of kutlanc
Is visitor al her parents bame, Mr.
and Mrs. w. Is. simonds.
Miss Mary Coolidge returned lasi
week from au absence Of several weeks
with relatives in Connecticut
-Delmer Stone was in Dorset ano
pawlet the first OF the week and while
absent purchased a new horse,
II. NJ. Russell is so far recovered
from his recent illness AS TO be out Of
doors a very little in pleasant weather.
The annual meeting Of the Con-
gregational society will be held at the
church Thursday, March Is, IN the at
ternoon.
The box social at the hall was well
attended aud good sun of money
cleared. We were glad TO welcome a
party from Landgrove.
Mrs. J. II. Whitney has been i'll for
the past week. Mrs. Thomson spent a
few days with her recently. DIR. Dor
lanu ls IN htlenudHct.
The Ladies' Aid met Wednesday
with Mrs. w. b. Simonds aud had a
pleasant time. This week the meeting
will be held at Mrs. A. j. Simonds' as
usual.
Il. j. Whitney has been appointed
by the Probate Court trustee OF the
fund willed the Congregational church
and society by the late Edmund Batch.
elder, in place of NJ. g. Walker. re-
Gently deceased.
The friends of Mrs. Clara Robin
son have been quite anxious for her
since learning OF her critical condition.
She is in hospital in Framingham,
Mass, and when last heard from was
gaining quite rapidly, Her many
friends here hope for her complete re-
,oyery.
lon Monday evening, March sth, a
lousefull of young people with few
,lder ones, responded to the invitation
If Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. West. TO re.
mind their son Harry of his twenty
irst birthday. The young man was
somewhat surprised, but was soon
.eady to enjoy the good time. The
evening was pleasantly passed with
games and music. Late in the evening
AXE and ice cream were served, and
bout midnight the party broke up.
We wish Mr.. West many happy returns
II his birthday. A small sum of money
vas left as remembrance from his
trends.
ARLINGTON.
Mrs. P. W. Cullinan was in Troy
Monday.
g. ID. Howard spent Sunday in
Troy.
j. d. Curtis OF New York is at F.
\. Canfeld's.
%. 4. Adams spent last week in
rutland and Castleton.
Another one of those special reduc-
ion suit sales at Heinel's. Nuf sed. AZ
Mrs. Margaret Vaughn has gone to
Ter farm in Jackson for few weeks.
Miss Martha Howard of South
spent several days recently
With her brother, G. Howard.
R. Delaney jr., of South Ashburn-
am, Mass, W. Reid of Dalton and
ohm Reid Of Troy, Miss Margaret Reid
nd Miss Dunn of North Adams were
0 town last week to attend the funeral
( Walter Delaney.
EAST ARLINGTON.
Fl. N. Dean of Walingford spent
unday in town.
Mrs. r. N. Webb is visiting rela-
ives in Winsted, Conn.
Geo. Cole of Briggsville, Mass,
pent Sunday in town.
Miss Nellie Higgins is spending sew
raj days with friends in Rutland.
Miss Caroline Shuffleton of Ben
ington spent Sunday at her home.
Miss Mary Hard Of Dorset is spend
X several weeks at X. H. Andrews.
--Anotherone of those special reduc
on suit sales at Heinel's. Nuf sed AZ
MIR. and Mrs. X. II. Gaul Of North
ennington spent Sunday at S. 7.
'arner's.
Thirty couples attended the private
ince in Forester's Hall Saturday eve
ing.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Burt who have
zen spending several months in Ben
ngton. returned home Friday.
r. Conant, who has been working
the chair factory several weeks, re-
Irned TO bis home in Gardner. Mass.
onday.
Miss Leila Phillips Of Bridgeport,
onn., was in town Wednesday to at
nd the funeral Of her uncle, ID. II.
hillips.