The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-03-04

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Erses whiiney a Se1h Darsf hiss
~ sas a g'erfess n-oard "a schsil aiisu,
dsaef danuE az past yesf havng
tseH prsefls every day
LAs fbars,iay evening tatp.sr
party Was gwen 10 Ihr Ames family
BY aboai thuly a ihe fflends Al.
though i ~, a real surpriss tie whole
haase uAs san warmed aud throan
opens ~ the guests sad every apr had =
vrry euloyAhls tine
Three students u Burr aud Barton
SEMINARY sp-ni Sunday wiih fIiends
10 lown. Mis, Sarah Our Of Dainty 81
ito Ancs'; Miss Gladys Nichols ~
Arlington with knuice Gennel'e. aud
Mas. Mildred bacon Of Londonderry
aiib Anna Coping.
IN. h. Kendall ssnl 10 Southing.
top. Coma. last Mondry 10 SEE Norman
I Griffith formerly Of this place. Mr..
{ Grlfith'y many friends Aiil be sony
10 bear that be is N poor health aud
has been Tor mort than year, bul the
rumm thai he has been operated on for
+ appendicitis d a mistake.
"A grange called Mt Aeolu. Grange.
VA. organized IN ihts place las, Friday
evening ander the direction Of Mr.,
I Hopkins who vas sent here 10y the
State Change. About forty people
I joined as chatter members. aud the
regular meetings wall be- held The see
opd aud fourth "Wednesday evenings
Of each month.
rgRr.
Mrs, l.. NJ. Hewes isagain quite H.
Miss freda Jones spent Sunday at
home.
Walter West is saving wood piles,
using his gasolene engine.
Abel Wyman has returned after
AN absence of several weeks.
Mrs. A. A. Phillips left here Tor
her new home in Putney on Monday.
Mrs. r. / farnum of Manchester
Depot is visiting relatives and friends
here for few days.
Mrs. Kate Walker is spending a
few days in Landgroye, the guest of
her niece, Mrs. Thomson.
Wesley Shepard has moved 10 the
place known "a the X. |. Batcbelder
farm, now owned by M. j. Hapgood.
Miss Minerva Lyon returned Sat.
urday to North Attleboro, Mass, after
spending week at home.
-Demer Stone lost one of bis horses
the first of the week, and much sym
pathy has been expressed for the young
man
&C. s. Hopkins of Brattleboro was
in town Tuesday of last week and as.
sisted at the second meeting of the
Bromley Grange.
An interesting sermon written by
DR.. +. +. Stnrges formerly of Natick,
Mass. was read last Sunday morning
by Mrs, Russell
-Springlike weather. A splendid
crust the last of the week tempted some
to renew their youth enough to go
coasting. A party met at the village
Friday evening and spent some time
this way.
AT the close of our meeting on
Tuesday the following resolutions were
adopted: - Resolced, that we extend our
hearty congratulations to the old Court
House at Manchester, made from Peru
brick, that she still stands.
Miss Abbie West recently spent
few days in Manchester with her sister,
Miss Lila, who accompanied her home,
and attended the reunion of her Sun
day school class at Dca. Lyons on
Monday evening, Feb. q.
"A very pleasant evening was spent
by number OF young people at Dea.
Lyons, Feb. p, as guests of Mrs.
Lyon and Mrs, Russell. 1t being Feb
y, hatchets we're much in evidence. In
the Ratchet hunt Mrs. +. q. Wyman
secured the prize. Refreshments were
served.
ARLINGTON.
No Licensel No New Court H6uset
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