The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-06-03

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moved into the new house built by !
| +. Bowen.
Luther Torrey is IN Wellington
painting and papering the house Q
Rev. II j. Mailiet.
-. IL Goulding with his daughter
Mrs. Ross aud children Of Wilmington
Vt, spent Sunday at the Wilson
1 House.
ID. Cunningham OF Barre IS work
ing at the marble mill at East Dorset
and is boarding at Mrs. Katharine
stones.
Lucy u. Wall left town Wednes
day for Chappaquiddiek, Mass, where
she expects 10 spend the summer will
Mrs. Horace W. Jones.
Mrs. VIM. Lanfear with her son
aud little granddaughter of Troy have
been spending few days al the home
of her brother, II. A. Brophy.
1T is expected that W. 5. Burgess
from Hartford Theological Seminary,
who is 10 supply the pulpit of the Con-
gregational church. will be here next
Sunday, June @. The service will be
held at the usual hour. 3 p. M, and
Rev. w. A. Mcintyre will assist in the
communion service. After that date
the service will be held in the morning.
The next meeting of the Young Peo'
Piles Society will be on Thursday eve
ming, June 10th at s O'Clock. The meet
ing will be held on Thursday instead
of Sunday evening during the summer.
Mrs. A. h. Belknap has been call
ed away from home on account of the
serious illness of her aunt.
EAST ARLINGTON.
e. l.. Buck was in South Shafts
bury Saturday.
Miss Helen Grey of Bennington
spent Sunday in town.
Mrs. |. j. Warner and daughter
Maud, spent Tuesday in Bennington.
Bert Marshall and wife of Rutland
spent Sunday at r. n. Webb's.
Miss Irene Deschenes of st. AL
bans spent Sunday with her brother,
?. E. Deschenes.
Mrs. Olive Martin, who has been
spending several days in town returned
TO her home in Bennington Saturday.
The body of Willis Phillips of Brat
tleboro was brought here for burial
Saturday. Mr.. Phillips was brother
of the late Mrs. Henry Shufileton.
Miss Eva Richardson returned to
her home in Gloversville, N. Y, Sat
urday after spending several days in
town as the guest of Mrs, Charles
Mead
Mrs. James Dalglelsh and daugh.
tiers of Washington, ID. c., arrived in
town Monday, where they will spend
the summer with her father, d. G..
Barney.
DANDY FOUR CORNERS.
Geo Williams called at L. l.. Wood
wards on business one day last week.
Henry Stone is to pick up the milk
on the new milk route and deliver it to
the station.
Gale Stone is in critical condi.
ton, he has erysipelas about the head
and blood poison.
Miss Name Kelley and James
Casey spent Sunday with Miss Anna
and Harry DAWSON,
H. +. Otis, Frank Rache and Burr
Johnson called on William Dawson last
week on business.
Mrs. Louisa Ballard of Walling.
ford has been visiting Art and Grant
Shippie the past week
Mrs. Slas Frost has moved from
Ed. Otis house TO Will Lockere's
house, he having moved to the Stone
farm.
Frank Goodwin was through here
recently contracting for milk for the
Boston Dairy. He succeeded in getting
quite a number of the Brigham pat
rons.
Hamilton Wooddell of New York
and Eddie Wooddell Of Granville, N.
Y, visited at T. l.. Woodward's Satur.
day and Sunday.
Andrew Summer hooked his young
horse to his carriage and started for a
pleasure ride. All at once he heard a
bonk, honk, aud at that the horse
started, there being bend in the road
the horse went straight ahead and came
mp against barbed wire fence five
strands high, the top wire caught over
the shafts and outside Of the breast
collar He then removed nineteen
posts and the chauffeur got out pair
Of wire cutters and released the horse
which came out with only small
scratch.
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