The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-02-04

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There Wa surprise party AT A
5 WymAns Saturday evening. Al
/ report good tame
Mrs. l.. ". Cole ~ South shaf,s
bury spent the day Friday with her IS
ter. Mr.. y. A. Graves.
There was \ party Of veteran saekel
fishermen Qua Monday about tbre,
hours aud they came in with 20 suck
ers that weighed 20 pounds, films
three bnshcl baskets When the ole
boys get out the suckers have 10 take it
There was dance at the Boro
school house Thursday evening and al
had a good time. The singing Of Mrs
james Nelson OF Arlington was one O
the events Of the evening. while jim
Nelson and Mr.. Twitchel did the elol
dance up in shape. Music by Elwel
and Bowen.
jesse Bentley, the well-knowr
hunter and trapper OF this town, has
bought quite large farm IN or neal
Dorset and by paving cash down for IL
secured the property at bargain. Mr.
Bentley has a pleasant home and other
property in this townwhich he is abon,
TO sell 10 party in New York state
and expects to move bis family to his
new quarters in the spring.
ARLINGTON.
DIR. aud Mrs. c. W, Phillips were
in Troy Friday,
Mrs. Sarah Kendall Of Bennington
is visiting Mrs. Julia Sisco.
Miss Marble has returned from her
visit to New York and is at +. n. Can
fields.
Mrs. John Curtis and daughter
Ellen have returned from their visit in
Rutland.
Mrs. Ernest Lathrop has returned
home from her visit with friends N
Cambridge.
Mrs. L. c. Woodwork returned
home Thursday evening from her visit
in Albany.
Clarence ID. Gilchrist returned home
Friday night to stay few days before
returning to Troy.
Thirty people from this village at
tended the Foresters dance in East
Arlington Friday evening.
g. w. Miltimore after an absence
of two months visiting friends and rel
atives, has returned home.
Mrs. A. Howard Mix entertained
the 800" card club at the Arlington
Thursday evening. Prizes were award
ed to +. p. Mason and Miss Anna Me
Aulley.
Mrs. lone Phillips left Friday af.
ternoon for Troy where she will spend
few days with her daughter, Mrs.
Clarence d. Gilchrist who is in the
hospital.
p. II. Thompson. town representa-
tive, on his way home from Montpel.
Ter visited his sister at Saratoga
Springs. Mr.. Thompson has now re-
turned home.
Miss Maude Adams entertained the
st. James Guild Friday afternoon.
Light refreshments were served. The
next meeting will be held Friday af
ternoon, Feb. 8, with Miss Sadie Hard
at her home on Main street.
The surprise party given recently
for Miss Jennie Lerrie at the home of
Mrs. Mary Somers was enjoyed by
thirty-five people. All bad fine time
playing cards and dancing
Miss Martha Garfield and Mrs. Ida
Bronson left Monday for New York
where Miss Garfield will visit her bro
ther, DR.. James Garfield and Mrs.
Bronson will remain with her brother
for two weeks.
The base ball team will hold dance
Friday evening in Foresters hall, at
East Arlington, Feb. s. 1t is hoped
that every one in town will be inter
terested in this dance and that all that
possibly can, will attend or else pur-
chase tickets as the boys ought TO have
support.
EAST ARLINGTON.
Mrs. B. Hayden il slowly recover
ing from her recent illness
The base ball team Of East Airing
ton will hold dance at Forester hall
Feb. 8.
The Foresters dance was very well
fifty couples being there. All
report fine time.
Twelve ladies were very pleasantly
entertained at the home Of Mrs. Frank
A. Nichols Thursday, Jan 2S.
Rev. c. II. Mead will hold revival
the coming week assisted by
Rev. II. Cashmere OF South Shafts.
bury.
The horses on the seating wagon
Of the Hale Co., ran away Saturday
morning doing little damage. They
were frightened by the firing OF gun.
SYNDICATE.
Ray Bentley was in Shnshan, N.
y, recently.
Miss Mae Wyman is in Fair Hay-
en- visiting friends and relatives.
Several attended the dance at
Charles Richards Thursday night.
H. b. Woodcoek has returned from
having finished his duties
there.