The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-09-30

Mr. sbsrmar II Soaih Bower. y.
H.. bsRaa ~ dsilet isa weet - 40
criuirb.leai 81 lbe quarry faf thu Mas.
chester Marble &C.
Nf snd Mrs. 4. y CLARK attended
the ssaie Fanas White River lanoiiou
lA.i week. rsinR - Burlington ana y
turuiug y ths aas ~ l.aAf thamplaia
and kuliaEd
The Nosien wnnimrn II Dorset
all gae anulher a their popalar
dances a sehoa lisil. uci Sih. Snp
per sered II ~ eenls per ronple
Everybody -eme. y
rEgu
otto Coole'lgc l. spepdiug a few
days ia New York
Mrs, NJ. J hapgooi recently en-
,eriained Mrs. Eva Bloomer..
Several from hers attended the faif
at Londonderry Sept. ~, and report
a good display.
Mrs. W. J. ] Warren returned 10
her homel IN New York on Tuesday,
after spending several mouths IN 'own.
Mrs. Gertrude Glassford has clos
ed her summer cottage and with her
family returned 10 her New York homie
The Glebe Mountain S. s. rally
will be held al the church here Oct. 8.
An interesting meeting is being plan.
ned.
EAST ARLINGTON.
Mrs. II. A. Blair was in Benning-
ton Monday.
IF. n. Dean Of Wallngford spent
Sunday in town.
Leo. |. Grout returned 10 L V. Nj.
Burlington Sunday.
M. j. Hamilton OF Htehbnrg,
Mass, is in town.
IS. l.. Horning Of Chicago, formerly
of this place has been in town several
days.
Walter Moore of Brooklyn, n y,
is spending several weeks at II. n.
Browns.
Mrs. james Stacy, who has been
i'll during the past week, is somewhat
improved at this writing
Mrs. Geo. Phillips returned Tues
day from Middletown, Conn, where
she has been spending several weeks
with her sister, Mrs. +. l.. Bailey.
-. b. Webb and Miss Celia |. Blair
returned Monday from three weeks
visit with friends in Detroit aud Toledo
Mrs. T. II. Radley of Green Is.
lind. n. y, has been in town several
days caring for her mother who has
been i'll.
SYNDICATE.
John McDulfee has cut his finger
quite badly.
Mr. and Mrs. d. H. Woodcock were
in Salem one day last week
The party from Hedges Pond have
returned and all report a fiue time.
Miss +. c. Conroy who has been
i'll the past week was able to continue
her school Monday.
Miss Alta and Mrs. d. H. Wood
cock spent Saturday at the home of
their sister, Mrs. }. d. Higgins, in
Sunderland.
AT last the smoke is seen issuing
from the smoke stack of the long look :
ed for mill of r. II. McDnrfee on the
old Hurd q Hoyt site.
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.
Large crowds attended the Fair at
North Londonderry.
S. Cone is suffering from a dis
located shoulder.
Mrs. Emelne Ellis of Everett is
stopping for time at Pleasant View
Farm
Miss Halle A. Thompson has re
turned to New York after spending her
vacation with her parents.
--Picnics are the order of the day
Just now. A party of 10 enjoyed n
griddlo cake supper, sugar eat and corn
roast at the Tyler Bungalow Thurs
day evening.
Our summer season must soon give
way for the cold of winter. The woods
show evidence of autumn IN their
changing colors. The summer visitors
are nearly all gone and soon the old
time quiet will be felt, almost seen.
Friday the Misses Tyler, Castle,
Thompson, Mrs. H. P. Chase, Helen
Boynton, Messrs. McAllister, Skinner,
Hoffecker, Mr. and Mrs. Converse, Mr..
and Mrs. Tibbals and Mr. Batchelder
went to Cole Pond for the day, some
by team, some by train. Monday the
party climbed Glebe Mountain. Judg-
ing from appearances all expectations
were realized,
LANDGRovE.
Ed. Tiff has moved his family to
Weston.
w. c. Woodward was IN Dandy
recently.
Mrs. Ellen Warner in visiting in
Ray Stone of Chester has been Wis
ting at w. X. Strong's.
A number from this piece attend
ed the fair at Manchester.
Nearly every one from here attend
ri the Londonderry fair.
--Guy Parker has gone TX Manches-
,er 10 work for A. j. Davis.
Guy and Ray Parker have been
,isiting relatives in Rochester, Vt.
The Hapgood mill has started up