The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-12-23

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Mics bella ispRl.aa !. home Tor
Christmas
Widow Jones l,ays saits and over
c,ais >, Heinel's u
Plenty II snow. Roads are pnor.
esfvl-sly huyg with preparations for
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Mis. Eyelyu TiEieu IL home from
Brown college for holiday vacation
d two Nerk.
Mr. John Russell and Beatrice
lcAve town This Thuriay for feu
weeks stay with her parents. Mr. aud
Mrs J, c. l.akin, 81 Waleryille, Me.
"A Christmas entertainment consis,
{ INK u esniaia by The village school,
recitation. aud songs by oiherchildren.
with the usual tree nj the close for the
children. on Friday evening. Dee. "a.
II the church.
Rev. II B, Tilden preached At the
congregational church in Londonderry
"a exchange with Rev. 6. G Mcdonald
last Sunday morning Next Sunday
Mr.. Tildcn wil give US Christmas
sermon.
SOUTH DORSET.
Plenty of snow. good sleighiug.
The lumbermen are happy,
Fur caps and fur lined gloves at
lleinel's "a
Frank Squares has moved TO Sun
derland 10 work for the cooperage Co.
County Warden Chase was at War.
den Bowen's last week on business.
Our schools closed for the MAS
vacation Friday the 18th.
Helen Bowen aud Mamie FULLY are
home for Xmas from Burr 4 Burton
Seminary.
Fred Stannard sold his interest in
the VanBuskirk quarry last week real
izing neat sum OF money, which will
do his large family good this winter.
Game Warden Bowen was called
to East Dorset Monday to look after
deer that one OF the night trains had
killed, He sold the deer at auction,
Will Leary of the Wilson House buy.
ing it, and venison is on the bill of
fare at that hotel.
NORTH PowNAL.
"A daughter was born TO Mr., and
Mrs. Herbert Eldred Dec II.
Mrs. Estes Of North Adams, Mass,
visited at g. +. Patrell's last week.
Mrs. l.. A. Beard and Miss Mary
W Hard We're recent visitor in Troy.
Mrs. Genevieve Gulden of New
York has been the guest of her mother,
Mrs. lone Whippe.
"A new store has been opened in
Whipple Block by Frank Eldred and
John Savery of this village.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. b. Bates enter
tanned at cards Thursday evening. The
guests of honor was Miss Patrell of
Buffalo.
Mrs. Mary Patrell and daughter,
of Buffalo, N. Y, who have been
guests at g. +. Patrell's, returned
Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Jepson of
Hoosick Falls, n. Y. were in town
over Sunday and assisted with the
Christmas music Sunday.
During the illness of Colburn Pink
ham Prof. Norton of Williams College
supplied the pulpit of the Congrega-
tlonal church.
The schools in this village closed
Friday afternoon. j. r. Hilliaid has
gone to Rutland for the holidays aud
Miss M. w. Hard to East Arlington.
w. Kincaid died in Hoosick Falls,
n. y, last week. He was brother Of
Mrs. lone Whipple of this place and
was at her home here only few days
before his death.
"A company of people from this
town were in Williamstown, Mass,
Friday evening, to hear Elk President
Eliot of Harvard University, who spoke
in Jesup Hall.
An entertainment was given in the
Congregational church Monday even.
ing by students from Williams College,
which was highly enjoyable affair,
Previous to the entertainment refresh
ments were served.
The funeral of Miss Eunice Ladd
was held in the Baptist church at Pow.
nal, Dec. 7. Her death occurred in
Williamstown where she was visiting
after brief illness width pneumonia.
She was 70 years of age. Fifty years
Of her life was devoted to teaching, the
last work of this kind being done when
she was 70. She had taught in every
district in town and it is safe to say
that at least half the people in town
were once her pupils. She was wo-
man of sterling character and her life
had been one of great usefulness. A
sister in Willamstown survives her,
also two brothers, John of Chicago,
who is 81, anb Sherman of North Pow
nal, who is 50.
EAST ARLINGTON.