The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-09-16

aiih Mrs Mary Somps and fanily
returned Iaessiay mmninF % porsri
Tor = Short risii
AH ihr sehouis 10 toun cprn~i
Monday aah Ms Besse Lakin ID NJ.
District The Misses FLORENCE Holden
aid Margaret Thompson IN village
sea.sli, Misc Ket.d LaAn Ia South
Dislnpi. she Misses Danraw and
Kunsy ia East Arlington.
De-. Dnlseis and sou Theorlorc sud
Herbert Thorpe. who have been speed
lux lhp summer ii town, leii saturday
noon for their Poughkerpsic home,
Mrs. Dubois and Miss Grendolyu
Thorpe will remain 10 town for a frN
days longer
Frederick Garfield, who has work
"a III connection With the late II =
Wilson. cattle commissioner, has r..
ceiyed his r. appointment by The new
Ii appointed Commissioner Mr. Tam
field. duties are 20 examine The differ.
ent milk factories in the state.
= In last weeks JouRNAL your cor.
responeni said the comstock family had
lefl for their home in Cleveland. u
was mistake. They went on fish
ing trip Ia Canada aud have returned
for short stay rs the guests OF Mrs
Ernest Lathrop.
EAST DORSET.
Mrs. Mary Brock is a guest OF her
sisters in Dandy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Damn were in
Troy last Friday.
Wallace II. Brock Is visiting rela.
tiyes IN New York.
Mr., and Mrs II. A. Brophy visited
in Rutland last week.
Miss Libbie Perry visited relatives
in Bennington recently.
Miss Anna Roberts is visiting
friends in Clements. n. Y.
G Miss Nettie Wright has returned
to her home in Brooklyn, n. u
Mrs. Thomas McDaniels recently
spent several days in Rutland.
". Bersaw OF Freedleyville is NOV
ing from this place to Connecticut
Mrs. +. r. Harwood and son Al
fred, were in Manchester last Friday.
Cornelius Whalon is attending
school at the Rutland Business College.
Miss Ruth Walker Of Manchester
visited Miss Jennie Stone last Friday.
John Brockway and Will Griffith
have returned from "A visit 10 New
York.
Miss Wayne Leary was guest OF
her cousin, Miss Jennie Leary, over
Sunday.
Miss Mayme Cooney of North Dor
set is teaching the school in the South
Village.
Mrs. Lillian Pooler Of Los Angeles,
California, visited Mrs. Jant W. Ames
here recently.
Miss Maud Brophy has returned To
Rutland after spending some time at 5,
A. Shelters.
Mrs. Jane w. Ames and Miss Der.
tina Ames have returned from visit tc
the Thousand Islands.
DIR. J. !. Cochrane, wife and son
also Miss Ethel Roberts, spent last
Wednesday in Rutland.
Rev. W. A. Mclntlre preached a
very interesting sermon IN the Congre-
gational church on Sunday afternoon
Miss Lou d. Wall returned on last
Tuesday from Chappaqulddick, Mass.
where she had been spending the sum
mer.
The village schools opened on last
week Tuesday with Miss Jennie Leary
in the primary and Miss McFelenry Of
Rutland in the grammar department.
An invitation dance was given by
Mt. Aeolus Grange in School Hall last
Friday evening. A pleasant time was
reported. Music by Copps Orchestra.
"A sale will be held in School Hall
next week Thursday evening. Rugs
woven from the old church carpet, also
fzhcy articles, ice cream and cake will
be on sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Freedley
aud daughters, Anna and Elizabeth
Freddy, who have been spending
some time at the Wilson House, have
returned TO their home in Philadelphia.
EAST ARLINGTON.
Noel Sculley and wife Of Still
water, N. ". have been spending
several days in town.
Gladys and Lois Nicholas returned
Monday from Gardner, Mass, where
they have been spending several weeks
with relatives.