The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-04-22

MR. narKrei G Ksnnsv. FISCHER
Is toe Middls GsnFills nsgh Sebculs.
Ia. bren visiting IN ts~u.
~ n Howard wbo has hs~n III Tor
NE pat 10 seeks. y 'leuiy recovering
and !. npe able n BE- ou,.
Miss Mary Wilcox hs. bern ill eth
iopsillis which has been the prvsAilins
complsint through town for some time
Ms, fors wymAn ~ Ssndgals Fis.
ihd IN ioSn shofi time. bul bas nos
gone 70 New iork city 10 p.riecl her
seif IN ruilliuery work
Miss Leone HosSri has rriarned
FROM an extended visit ia New NorA
CITY aud Philadelphia. While IN The
latter city she was the guest Of Count
and Countess Won WAllas,
Waller y. Howard. who graduated
last week Al the Albany Business Col.
legc. has accepted position "a teacher
ia that Institution aud viii begin his
duties about the ilrsi Of May. He is
now spending bis vacation with his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. T. y Howard.
ARLINGTON.
Mn. John d. Curtis has retnred
from New York
Mrs. James lyman and two child
rem are in Rutland.
Miss Loretta Marble is visiting
friends In Walliagford.
MIR and Mrs. T.. c Wordsworth
were in Albany last week.
Mrs. Mary Adams Of Bennington
was ut home over Sunday.
Mrs. Polhemns Of New York is Al
Miss Agnes Robinson's.
Miss Elya Bronson spent Sunday
with her mother, Mrs. Ida Bronson.
Mrs C.. l.. Palmer of New York
spent Sunday with Mrs. w. s. Phillips.
MIR. aud Mrs. st. John McRes OF
Boston have been ia town for few
days.
Mrs Sara Kendall has returned 10
her home in Bennington after a short
visit with friends in town.
Miss Ellen Garfield has returned
to her work in Sage College after
spending the Easter recess at home.
Mrs. John Risdon of North Ben
nington has been spending n week with
her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. Jerome
Gault.
Word has been received OF the ser.
ious illness of Miss Mabel Chase in st.
Augustine. Fla. Miss Chase went 10
Florida with her aunt. Miss Fanny
Holkins early in March.
The postponed annual meeting of
st, James Guild was held Monday af.
ternoon and the following officers were
elected for the coming year; Mrs. r..
c. Woodwcr nth, president; Miss Lillian
McAuley, yice-president; Miss Sarah
Hard. secretary; Miss Florence Hol.
den, treasurer; Mrs. George Howard,
Miss Antoinette McAuley, Miss Mabel
Woodwork, Miss Elva Bronson and
Miss Sarah Hard on the entertainment
committee; Mrs. Clarence Glchrist,
Mrs. John Curtis and Mrs. Emma Hard
members of the work committee.
SYNDICATE.
Mrs. c. r. Woodward is very low
Mrs. Charles West is on the sick
list.
The recent rains have made the
grass look nice and green.
Complaint is general hereabouts of
the shortness OF the sugar season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Abel of Tor
onto, Canada, are visiting Mrs. Abel's
father, Z. B. Hurd.
Cyrus Motif and son have moved
to Rupert where they will work out by
the month the coming year.
Rev. c. II. Mead has been attend
ing conference this past week. He has
been returned TO East Arlington and
this place for the coming year.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Brant died of pneumonia last
Friday. Mrs. Brant is a daughter Of
4. b. Hurd, who, with her husband,
had only recently moved to town from
the northern part OF New York state
and is living with her uncle NJ. z.
Hurd.
WEST ARLINGTON.
e. G.. Farnham is attending Troy