The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-10-07

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nicely ard We hope will snon be- 90 hli
feei.
In telling 81 the real esia,e trans
actions Oh the Yves, Road no mention
vas made VI the time Of the man who
engineered the deals. John Lilly con
Quoted the operations and MI the de
tails we're carried ont by him, Mr..
Crane having very little 10 do with The
owners. hll the actual transfers were
made. Rumors Of more sales, and The
changing OF buildings are around, but
those who really know will not talk,
and until We are certain we will mol
undertake 10 give out what might be
incorrect news. We hope IN couple
of weeks 10 be able 10 give facts.
Washington Pomona Grange met
with Dorset Grange Wednesday after
noon and evening. Sept. 29th. There
we're sixty-fiye present and one visitor
from New York state. Pawlct and
Rupert were well represented. The
afternoon meeting was held in the 9th
degree and the business disposed of.
supper was served at els. and was as
usual good one. The evening meet
ing was in lhe4th degree, and in charge
Of the Lecturer, Mrs. II. s. Snyder. A
very good program was given which
was enjoyed by all. The nexs meeting
will be held with Pawlet Grange in
December.
ARLINGTON.
Miss Aileen Somers was in Man
chester Friday.
Miss Kate Madison is visiting Mrs,
Charles Garfield.
Mrs. l.. G. Bassett il confined to
her house.
Miss Ceeile Conroy Of SYNDICATE
was home over Sunday.
Walter Strope is entertaining his
parents from Albany.
Mrs. David Bushee has returned
from her visit to Rodden, Canada.
Mrs. Margaret Wilson was in Ben
nington one day last week.
George Coolidge was in Manches-
ter Friday and Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs. Roosevelt of New
York are in town far few days.
= Miss Jennie Woodland visited Miss
Jennie jackson Mt h. NJ. Lathrop's over
w. c. Farnum of Fitchburg, Mass.
a former resident of this town, was in
town Sunday.
John Conklin mas returned home
after a two weeks visit with relatives
in Proctorsvlle.
Miss Mande Adams spent Friday
afternoon with Mrs. Lanra b. Cole of
Bennington.
Jessie White OF Providence, r. l.,
a former resident Of this town visited
Hermie Webb recently.
Thomas Cullinan, Jr., has begun
operations at his cider mill in the south
part Of the village.
Walter Strope, bookkeeper for the
Arlington Refrigerator Co., who has
been quite i'll, has resumed his work.
Mrs. Charles johnson of North
Bennington spent Sunday with her
sister, Mrs. Frances Coolidge.
Mrs. Alice Greene who has been
visiting in Boston and Pittsfeld, Mass.
returned home Thursday.
George Written has moved his
family TO Manchester, and has rented
his house here to Miss Agnes Robin
son.
Mrs. Henry Pierce of Fair Haven,
Mass, after spending week with Mrs.
Andrew Webb has returned to her
ZONE.
Mrs. Edgar Body has closed her
residence and with her family
las gone to Englewood. n. j., for the
winter.
Miss Lillian Eichbaum is in town
ut +. N. Canfeld's. Miss
.ichbaum has purchased a building
d OF Daniel Bushee and is ntown con
erning the building of summer
ONE.
r. l.. Davis of White River Jnnc-
on. State Cattle Commissioner, was
! town Thursday in regard TO moving
Ne office. The office will be moved
iis week.
Reginald Pierce Of Fair Haven,
lass, after spending some time at
ome has returned TO Arlington TO
BEND the fall and winter months with
Is friend II Webb.
On Wednesday night thieves gain
an entrance to ID Conroy's black
NTH shop. secured some tools; then
-oke into the postoflice 4. G. Wood
orth is the postmaster and also town
easurer. Wednesday being the last
~ taxes were 10 be paid. il is evident
Il party thought there would be pen.
Of money, but as il was MIR. Wood
orth had taken care OF anything val.
.ble On being asked II they dis
rbed anything. Mr.. Woodwork an.
sered, "oh, no. they were quite or !
'riy." Bot my advice IL. boys next !
ne you want 10 break in dom. leave Z
'ur hat so people viii know whose il |
or use the hat To shade lamp with
you are liable 10 burn il. Ia
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